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The quick character creation system in the Basic Hero's Handbook and included as an option in the Deluxe Hero's Handbook makes it much quicker and easier to make characters, especially for beginners.

That's a good elevator-pitch summary. Flames of Freedom is a fine game, but it's just not Colonial Gothic. In some ways it's a more of an urban fantasy or action-adventure approach of the same period, with magic that's more common and utilitarian than rare and occult. It's closer to Hamilton...

The only American Civil War focused RPG I know of is This Favoured Land, a setting for Wild Talents. It’s a great book, but it’s about superpowered people during the war, so it may not be exactly what you want. https://preview.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/60505/wild-talents-this-favored-land

How well does it work in play? It’s been on my Lulu want list for a long time. https://www.lulu.com/shop/ronin-arts/the-whispering-vault/paperback/product-1rg4r4q.html

I really hope there there are enough backers to get an offset print of the first annual too. It doesn’t look likely, but I hope you get enough new backers and/or enough people change their pledges at the end to make it happen.

A Druid character of mine once turned into one of those. Sort of. My character was wild shaped into a dire bear while were fighting a vampire. When we defeated the vampire, it turned into mist, as they do. Not wanting it to get away, my dire bear took a deeeeep breath and inhaled the vampire...

Yoon Suin isn’t an original system. It’s mostly system neutral, but has some stats for Labyrinth Lord (OSR)

Exciting! I've been looking forward to seeing this since the kickstarter.

Birthright, which is technically not a WotC setting because it was published by TSR. 😁 Taladas too. My go-to setting is Kobold Press’ Midgard.

Stonetop is my #1 too. I had to think a lot to narrow down what games were my #2 and #3, but Stonetop was a definite. I’m surprised no one nominated Exalted Essence!

That's what I chose for my favourite product of all time too.

With all the gnomes, it's probably the Korranberg Chronicle.

This one has the same problem the original had: It's a gorgeous two-page spread piece, which when chopped in half to fit on the front cover looks really bland and uninspiring. I'll be getting the alternate.

You have the Chronicles of Future Earth listed twice.

My top two were already mentioned - Fading Suns and Savage Worlds Adventure Edition - but I’ll add: Lyonesse (A stand-alone ROG based on Mythras, in the setting of Jack Vance’s mythic fantasy series) Over the Edge 3rd edition Nights Black Agents: Solo Ops Changeling the Lost 2nd edition The...

I've been wanting to make a minotaur paladin named Sir Loin, and a gnome named Chomsky. I'm currently playing a goblin named Verde Groen. Recently I've been using whatever odd name pops into my head fully formed when making a character, which is how Magister Thundacious Polysyllabicon was...

The Dire Rhea seem to originate in the mountains, especially a heavily mined one named Ezuma. As a result, they're sometimes called Mont Ezuma's Revenge. They will plague the land until great hero Immodium drives them away.

;) Well played!

A stipulated dismissal with prejudice pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 41(a) means that the parties agreed to a settlement, not that the court ruled against Harmony Gold.

I played in Tim Gonzales's Tyranny of Dragons game when 5e first game out. His creative additions made the game really fun. I still have the mini I made for my PC dwarf after a certain cursed magic item permanently replaced his face with that of a freckled human teenage girl. I hear that magic...