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It probably depends on playstyle, yes. Especially in the hands of a monk or similar character with a high movement, the feat *can* rock rather hard.
Funny, this discussion taught me something about my own GM-style; I thought a bit about when Run rocked the table and came up with the following;
-catch hostile agents running from the PCs
and more than that:
The characters with run had more actions to clear obstacles for the rest of the party or make clean getaways. I guess I love theatrical, climactic scenes. *laughs* But I get where you're coming from - that's one of the reasons this is 5 stars + seal of approval: For many groups, running from an encounter isn't an option and not every group has such a penchant for cataclysmic escapes.
Fun fact - while general consensus seems to be that run is pretty weak, *a lot* of my PCs tend to get it. Why? Well, better survivability. I guess it says something about my campaign, but I've seen run being pretty strong in the right hands and circumstances. Sure, you won't kill the BBEG with it, but your PC may survive as the lone one the Almost-TPK...
Long ramble short - this is a great book, people, check it out!
The default solution would be imposing a HD-cap on the enemy that needs to be defeated, yes. In m game, when I try to salvage such an issue, it is via 1/2 HD or DHD+/-1, depending on the power of the gained benefit. I also tend to exclude summoned creatures to avoid summoner/necro-exploits, but I think in most common publications, that would not be feasible.
For really powerful tricks, I can recommend an action-tax and a timer, i.e. within 1 minute/1 round of killing said foe...
Hope that helps, Eric!
This massive book of expansion-levels for Rappan Athuk clocks in at 165 pages, 1 page front cover, 1 page editorial, 1 page ToC,1 page back cover, 2 pages of SRD, leaving us with 159 pages of content, so let's take a look...
...but before, let me say one thing - this review is my Razor Coast. This review crashed and burned (!!!) times, with all data gone; Once on my laptop, once due to my mobile HD being stolen and once due to my desktop PC's HD crashing. I've literally written this review 3 times, only to have it crash before I had the chance to back it up. So let's get this posted before my desktop PC dies...again.
This being an adventure-review, the following contains SPOILERS. Potential players should jump to the conclusion. Got that?
So, after a brief introduction we receive the first of 4 new wilderness areas, Castle Calaelen. Situated west of Zelkor's Ferry and north of the mouth of doom, this locale makes for a good starting adventure in case your players are not hardcore enough for the dangers that lurk below the surface - the base of operations for a few goblins and their gnoll mercenaries. The castle itself sports relatively meager defenses and breathes a sense of a world that has turned onwards, that has left its heyday behind - with grim traps like trapped goblin tea parties, an infernal raven and finally the option to save an innocent gentleman (of half-orc stock), the level did remind me of the starting modules of old and is probably as close as Frog God Games gets to providing an easy introductory module. Bits and pieces that can turn nasty are here, but overall, the castle probably is the easiest thing to have been released under the Lost Land-banner. And generally, I wouldn't complain here - it's a nice place. When compared to the challenge that Crucible of Freya (nowadays collected in the Stoneheart Valley-anthology) posed, the attention to detail with light sources, shifts etc., I can't help but feel that this castle is meant to ease new players into the feel and playstyle. What I'm trying to say is - don't expect this chapter to challenge your players too much.
The second new wilderness area would be Hell's Hamlet - and scarcely has a moniker been so fitting. The town of Mitchrod is firmly in the hands of the forces infernal, with multiple examples of devils existing among the predominantly hobgoblin populace. Now here's the catch - no one like apocalyptic demon cults, not even the devils. Hence, this village may be tackled in two ways - on the one hand, your players could well opt to scourge the opposition, rooting this taint from the land. On the other hand, less scrupulous characters may well opt to throw in their lot with the village - after all, legendary Demonbane was wrought in the smithies of hell... Personally, I consider non-hostile interaction to be the more rewarding option here, mainly because this city and its inhabitants and guardians are unique in all the right ways - from the delightfully odd tin-man guardian golem to the kyton that may very well resurrect your allies to hallucinogenic mushrooms, there is a lot cool stuff to discovered - and in the vast depths of Rappan Athuk, there are plainly enough creatures for your PCs to jab their pointy sticks into...a bit of social roleplaying won't hurt them, especially if sprinkled with a healthy anxiety at the practices of their...hosts?
The third "encounter" is perhaps the oddest herein -assuming the PCs venture towards Rappan Athuk by sea, their vessel is attacked and they, by some means or another, are deployed into pirate captivity, only to be able to escape their bounds and into the wilderness. This may sound some alarm bells - and indeed, as the introduction acknowledges, this section may well seem contrived and forced if not handled properly. However, the good thing here would be that the main meat of this section is NOT about the somewhat railroady event, which imho can be potentially skipped, but rather about the survival action in the middle of a vast forest - from odd food to a variety of disturbing daemonic entities with unique tricks, guided by a malevolent will, the PCs will have quite a lot of exploration to do to toughen them up before they can return to the "safety" of civilization. That being said, while I do really, really like this survival aspect, the encounters, scavenging tables etc., I have to admit that I consider the tie-in to Rappan Athuk, both in theme and execution, to be almost non-existent. My advice is to run this as a stand-alone - it probably works better than beating PCs expecting a dungeon-campaign over the head with such a module. It's a good module, though not a perfect one and the glaring tactical errors the evil entity executes, while explained and rationalized by the author, might come off as DM-fiat to some players - experienced DMs can pull this off and make it very memorable and awesome, though.
The 4th wilderness encounter/following dungeon levels would be the Tunnels of Terror, situated in a ruined keep and guarded by bandits - and believe me when I say, these levels are on par with what one would expect from Rappan Athuk - the first level's map spans three whole pages. On its own. Level 2C and 3D would be the extensions of this massive dungeon. (Well...massive in relative terms when compared to other FGG-dungeons, but you get what I mean...) If you want to mince no words, make no false pretensions of Rappan Athuk being anything but deadly - well, here we'd have a neat example why a dungeon like this ought to be feared. Stone Ropers at CR 6, level 7 priests (yes, the channel energy WILL kill the party if they are not VERY careful...), death traps - while not as nasty as big ole' RA itself and terrain-wise, relatively conventional, this place is a challenge. On the downside, at least in my opinion, it does not add that much to the overall myth of Rappan Athuk. Hidden very powerful demons? Tsathar, bandits? Yep - you know the drill and unlike other examples of the Tsathar being their awesome, froggy selves, they may be the lesser of the evils in this case...which somewhat detracts from and diminishes their antediluvian demon-god/great-old-one crossover flair...but that may be me just being a fanboy for them. The tie-in regarding actually working for them may make for a hideous twist of fate near the end-game...after all, FGG has a module called "Against Tsathogga..."
Level 2C, as mentioned, contains the second level of the tunnels, and is not smaller - the temple of Tsathogga, blind albino frogs, magic mirrors - a nice example of an evil temple underground, though honestly, I considered the temple to be somewhat disappointing regarding terrain - some more unique hazards, flooded passages, unique traps etc. would have helped setting this temple further apart from all the Orcus-temples in main RA: The level also contains the Rainbow Vault and its riddles - pity that a tie-in/synergy with the Hall of the Rainbow Mage has been omitted here. One note - while I do love the puzzles on this level, I'm not a fan of ROYGBIV being a part of a puzzle's solution - that's mostly meta-gaming convention and knowledge and furthermore makes me flash back to Sam & Max Season 1. (The game, not the animated series..) Note that this is me being nitpicky, though - after all, there are the prismatic spells.... Speaking of puzzles - the final section of this level sports multiple statues that can be turned. to turn them, though, certain pillars have to be unlocked and rotated, but there also are pillars that activate traps - THANKFULLY, a massive sidebox explains this puzzle. As much as love complex puzzles like this, I do not advocate the way it is presented - it's a matter of taste, but I'm not a fan of Myst-style puzzles where you have a complex mechanism and then essentially guess what you're supposed to be doing. While not absolutely required to progress in the overall scheme of things, a general, cryptic clue, a visual abstraction of the level, which then can be identified by the players if their mapping-skills are up to par - some clue where and how to tackle this one would have been appreciated by quite a lot of players. Now don't get me wrong - in my book, we need challenges like this more often...but some hints to prevent trial and error would be more than welcome.
The final level of the tunnels contains another temple of Orcus (One more? So what does this one do if you deactivate it?), which generally feels a bit out of place. Oh well, at least the opposition, making ample use of Tome of Horrors 4, is pretty unique and the option to save a djinn is nice as well. Also a pity - this place is supposed to be created by an advance force from Tsar - so where's the optional tie-in to that place? Lost chance here. And yes, I'm complaining at a high level here, I'm aware of that. Now the second section of this dungeon-level is once again up to grisly lethality - golems, vampires, uncommon undead - all you'd expect from Rappan Athuk, yet still in a fresh guise. Nice!
Level 6B would present the PCs with perhaps the most lethal of adversaries possible - adventurers. undead ones at that. In their home-turf, with plenty of servants. And unique puzzle-creatures that are smart...and a nice nod towards Silent Hill 4's ghosts. Have I mentioned the friendly undead dragon wishing to chomp on your PCs? GLORIOUS.
We close this pdf with various encounters/NPCs to be inserted at your whim into your game, as well as an appendix that depicts the Disciple of Orcus PrC and the new monsters.
Editing and formatting are top-notch, I noticed no significant glitches. Layout adheres to FGG's printer-friendly two-column b/w-standard, with plenty of neat cartography and high-quality original artworks, though there are no player-friendly versions of the maps, which constitutes a detriment in my book. The pdf comes fully bookmarked with nested bookmarks for your convenience. Inexplicably, an index listing at one convenient glance the danger levels and exits/entries of the respective individual levels has been omitted - a pity, since RA already requires a lot of book-keeping on the DM's side and help like that would have been appreciated.
Bill Webb, Alex Clatworthy, James Redmon and Skeeter Green have woven more Rappan Athuk...but can it hold up to the original? Yes...and no. On the one hand, this tome is an example of excellent old-school adventure-craft - each and every piece of content breathes the spirit of what is great and awesome about old-school modules. On the other hand, though, the different voices show. I've been struggling quite a while with myself for this one. Why? Because I am honestly not sure whether it's just me. It might be very much possible that I'm burned out on Orcus-priests and their undead minions after Slumbering TSar and Rappa Athuk. On bandits occupying a ruined fortress as well. I can't be sure. It does feel like, at least partially and at least to me, though, as if I've seen some of the tricks herein done better before....in Rappan Athuk. Does every level herein have some part of that old-school magic? Yes! How could one NOT like gold-pooping, purring, fungus-shaped dwarf-affine pets that pose as rocks to avoid detection by certain races? How could one not like actual riddles that challenge one's mind beyond just rolling dice? This compilation offers quite a few examples of what is awesome about old-school adventuring.
To give you an example, the wilderness-survival module, in spite of its problematic beginning, is modular enough, with all its cool daemonic critters, to incite one's imagination. The puzzles are glorious, if not always perfect in their hint-distribution. Evil undead adventurers groups? Heck yeah! On the other hand, getting YET ANOTHER shrine of Orcus (sans bearing on the metaplot), getting a Tsathar domain that simply isn't as alien or partially, as interesting, as it could be...feel disappointing on a very high level. This expansion is best in the cases it truly enhances Rappan Athuk - by providing social encounters, a whole hamlet to interact with, by its distinct challenges. Alas, not all of this expansion is devoted to that - there are examples I'd consider derivative of the main module. This may be intentional. Perhaps it's just me after reading and purchasing 3 iterations of the dungeon + Slumbering Tsar...but it takes more to wow me than a couple of named NPCs, acolytes, undead and demons on a level devoted to Orcus to blow me away. Is it thematically coherent when it happens? Yes. Is it stellar? Alas, no.
Heart of the Razor - while not perfect, provided thematic, culturally relevant expansions to the main book. This one does so as well...in a couple of cases. In others, it fails to deliver them. In the superb wilderness module, for example, some kind of permanent boon would have most definitely been appropriate. Is this worth being purchased for Rappan Athuk? Yes. As a stand-alone? Yes. Is it required or perfect? No. This is a fun book, a good book, but falls short of the level of quality delivered in the new levels of PFRPG's iteration of RA - the level of awesomeness of a certain level with planar awesomeness as an organic, fitting change of pace, is absent from the book.
I really like components of this book, ESPECIALLY the fact that it demands that your players use their brains. But it also has some components that left me underwhelmed at a very high level. In a context that was not Frog God Games, I'd probably be singing praises on how this module is almost on par with Frog God Games' mastery of old-school modules. So what's my final verdict? Honestly, I've been somewhat underwhelmed by a couple of levels, but at the same time, I've really, really liked several ideas herein - hence, my final verdict will clock in at 4 stars - a good compilation to have, but not a must-have.
Reviewed first on endzeitgeist.com, then submitted to Nerdtrek and GMS magazine and posted here, on Lou Agresta's RPGaggression and on d20pfsrd.com's shop.
Endzeitgeist out.
Thanks for pointing towards my humble reviews, necromental and Creighton!
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I have also reviewed just about *a lot* by RSP (Though I'm ~2 months behind - with the amount of material, keeping up is almost like a job...) -including their generally rather awesome modules!
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Conclusion of my review:
Editing can be considered very good; I noticed no significant glitches that would have impeded my ability to understand the content; formatting is less impressive, though – I did notice a bunch of glitches especially in the formatting department: From feat names at the bottom of the page, with the rest of the text on the next page to flawed paragraphs and the aforementioned statblock-presentation, this component is simply not that impressive. Which is especially surprising considering the layout – DTO features a beautiful, elegant full-color 2-column standard that manages to still be printer-friendly. However, the book also sports rather broad borders, which means there's less text per page. Additionally, many a page sports quite a bit of blank space – some optimization there would have probably spared me quite a few pages when I printed this out. The artworks deserve special mentioning – especially the character art throughout the book is drop-dead gorgeous and on par with the awesome cover. The pdf comes with massive, nested bookmarks that allow for easy navigation.
Designers Dayton Johnson, Scott Gladstein, Caleb Alysworth, Jeremiah Zerby, Ian Sisson and Mike Myler have provided a massive, interesting book here – the love for the genre breathes from the pages and the fluff inherent in quite a few of these options remains compelling and cool. Now don't expect a campaign setting here – this is a crunch-book with some setting-hints; If you're looking for a setting, then this might not be for you. Continue reading, though.
Why? Because this massive book is essentially, for better and for worse, a huge grab-bag. Here and there, LRGG devises an alternate rule for something already codified by mainstream Pathfinder in another way, so an awareness and weariness of overlaps and stacking is required of prospective DMs. If you're willing to approach Dragon Tiger Ox under this premise, though, you'll be rewarded – unlike many books that feature complaints like the ones I fielded in the above paragraphs, Dragon Tiger Ox breathes the spirit of a true labor of love. In fact, rereading this review, it may even seem less positive than I intended it to be. Yes, there are potentially problematic options in here – but there is also a veritable treasure trove of options to scavenge, allow and use in your campaigns. From the iconic styles to the uncommon items, to the nice codification of ki that opens these tricks for a plethora of builds, Dragon Tiger Ox can be considered a great achievement and most importantly, a fun book.
Is it perfect? No. Do I consider all in this book good or balanced? No. Can I see myself using the vast majority of content herein? Heck yes! While not perfect, I do encourage any fan of WuXia or those wishing to run eastern campaigns to check this book out – it makes for a nice resource to have and its price is rather fair as well. Hence, in spite of some rough edges and the formatting glitches, my final verdict will clock in at 4 stars with the caveat that a system-savvy DM should carefully contemplate the content herein prior to using it – some pieces might be inappropriate for some campaigns/rule-book combinations.
Reviewed first on endzeitgeist.com, then submitted to Nerdtrek, GMS magazine, posted on Lou Agresta's RPGaggression, then posted on OBS and here.
Endzeitgeist out.
Ah, thank you very much for the clarification! I did not take a hyper-specific penalty for ravenous into account - my associations for the word were more in line with "gobble huge quantities of food down/being driven half mad by starvation." Apologies for that one, will edit it asap. As for rage, I'm aware of the "inability to initiate actions that require concentration"-caveat.
This still means that, depending on rules interpretation, the curse can be fooled by any multiclass with moment of clarity, though - since oracle/barb already is a pretty good/popular combination, that would mean a pretty easy curse with an infinite rage-source. This is a fringe-case, though - even if we ignore it, this curse would make for a (too) good dip for any multiclass.
Cheers and all the best, Sorceror's bloodlines will follow soon!
Want creepy templates with which you can make giants more savage and frightening? Then yes. There's no flayed giant template, but the templates herein ae great tools to make them more deadly. Legendary Games' Mythic Monsters: Giants also has some suggestions for power-upgrades for giants I considered rather cool.
This installment of the Treasures of NeoExodus-series clocks in at 4 pages, 1 page of SRD/editorial, 1/2 a page advertisement, leaving us with 2.5 pages of content, so let's take a look!
The Twin Furies are two kamas crafted for the vile religion of Khayne and as such have interesting abilities - one is a +1furyborn kama, one is a +2 vicious kama that only deals nonlethal damage to followers of Khayne. The dread weapons make the wielder harder to intimidate and when used in conjunction in a full attack (or flurry), and both weapons hit, the wielder may also execute a rend attack.
The pdf comes with item-cards for the Twin Furies.
Editing and formatting are very good, I noticed no glitches. Layout adheres to LPJr Design's drop-dead-gorgeous 2-column full-color standard and the pdf features a glorious original artwork of the weapon. The pdf comes in a more printer-friendly full-color version as well and while both pdfs have no bookmarks, at this length they need none.
Jeff Lee's Twin Furies are nice weapons with unique options, but they fall a bit behind the last, glorious installment of the series - it's a nice pair of weapons, but not one that blew my socks off. A good installment of the series, well worth a final verdict of 4 stars.
Endzeitgeist out.
This installment of Fat Goblin Travel Guides clocks in at 12 pages, 1 page front cover, 1 page editorial/ToC, 1 page SRD, leaving us with 9 pages of content, so what do we get herein?
Essentially, we get a fully mapped location (map in full color, btw.) to drop into other adventures, as sidetreks, etc. The location sports a total of 7 keyed locations and while the full color map is beautiful, a player-friendly version sans keys would have been appreciated.
The terrain of the module itself is pretty well documented and the new hazard, essentially the magical equivalent of liquid nitrogen and a neat new CR 2 trap make for fine hazards. The 4 sample treasures that can potentially be found herein are also neat - a yeti-cloak, a lance that uses the mount's str-score, a charm that protects against ice damage - until it no longer works and instead can conjure forth an ice elemental...the items are flavorful and actually interesting!
We also get 3 new sample creature at Cr 4, 5 and 6 - and they come with cool signature abilities, gorgeous artworks...and minor or major errors in each statblock. Not only brackets at the wrong place in the block, we're also talking about damage output being incorrect and the like *sigh*
Editing and formatting, on a formal level, are very good. On a rules-level, they could be better. Layout adheres to Fat Goblin Games' gorgeous two-column full-color standard and the pdf comes with stellar full color artwork and cartography as well as bookmarks.
The Tomb of the Dwarven Lord is a nice go-play insert location with a cool hazard (haha), okay terrain, a neat map and nice treasure. Alas, it also wastes 3 pages of its precious page-count on unnecessary monsters that sport errors. If you own *a lot* of the more obscure 3pp-offerings, you might also want to consider whether to get this, since, some components have seen the light of day before. *cough* Zeitgeist AP, Ronin Arts */cough*
That being said, I still think Rick Hershey has delivered a solid little sidetrek that is inexpensive and inoffensive enough to be considered an ok product for the fair price-point. Hence, my final verdict will clock in at 2.5 stars, rounded up to 3 for the purpose of this platform.
Endzeitgeist out.


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A Collection of Sparkling Modern Games to Instruct and Entertain
One of the world's finest writers on chess presents his selection of brilliant modern games of 25 moves or fewer. Much can be learned from these sparkling miniatures. John Nunn examines how the loser might have avoided disaster, and explains how the winner managed to punch home his advantage so effectively.
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The Modern Defence leads to sharp and dynamic positions from the very first few moves. Black concedes space in the center with a view to launching a counterattack based on his powerful bishop fianchetto. As leading grandmasters such as Alexei Shirov, Mikhail Gurevich and Jon Speelman himself have shown on numerous occasions, when it works, the Modern Defence is truly a spectacular weapon. This book will show you how to put it to use in your own games.
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Although Rashid Nezhmetdinov (1912-1974) was not widely known in the West, his games have a great reputation among connoisseurs of attacking play. Among his many distinctions in chess are his score of six wins, nine draws and five losses against World Champions.
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How to Think in Chess is the rare book that explains in clear terms the techniques chess masters use to find their moves. The authors, an international chess champion and a trained professional thinker, are uniquely qualified on the subject. They offer you both academic research and personal experience. How to Think in Chess teaches you practical ways of thinking to win.
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Comprehensive Coverage of an Important Modern Chess Opening
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How to Use Your Pawns to Fight for the Initiative and Central Control
This book tackles fundamental questions such as: 'How should pawns be used to fight for the centre?' and 'How does the central pawn formation affect planning for both sides?' These issues are central to understanding chess. Marovic discusses central pawn-structures and their impact on play both in the centre and on the wings.
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Every chess-player needs a reliable defence against the Queen's Pawn Opening. The fundamental question is whether to go all-out for counterplay, which may involve a great deal of risk, or to adopt a more solid, classical approach, and first carefully neutralize White's initiative. This book shows the potential of the latter approach. By defending the Queen's Gambit Declined, Black puts a firm road-block in the way of White's ambitions.
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A Practical Guide to Encouraging Your Opponents to Self-Destruct!
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A New Endgame Encyclopedia for the 21st Century
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Fundamental Chess Endings
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Author: John Nunn
Year of Publication: 2008 Pages: 240
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Book Description John Nunn is one of the most highly regarded chess writers in the world. He has carefully selected thirty modern games to help the reader understand the most important aspects of chess and to illustrate modern chess principles in action. Virtually every move is explained using words that everyone can understand. Jargon is avoided as far as possible. Almost all the examples are taken from the 1990s and show how key ideas are handled by the grandmasters of today. The emphasis is on general principles that readers will be able to use in their own games, and detailed analysis is only given where it is necessary. Each game contains many lessons, but to guide the reader through the most important ideas in each phase of the game, the thirty games are grouped thematically into those highlighting opening, middlegame and endgame themes. About the Author(s) John Nunn is a grandmaster from England. He has won four individual gold medals and three team silver medals at Chess Olympiads. In the Chess World Cup of 1988/9, he finished sixth overall, ahead of several former World Champions. He is arguably the most highly acclaimed chess writer in the world, with two of his books receiving the prestigious British Chess Federation Book of the Year Award.
Understanding Chess Move by Move
A rich selection of games by some of the finest young grandmasters of the 1980s. Each chapter introduces a player, outlining his career, personality, and playing style. Then follows a thoroughly annotated selection of his finest and most characteristic games. By studying these games, presented by two international masters and former champions, players at every level will find inspiration and practical techniques.
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Grandmaster Bogdan Lilac provides a complete repertoire with the aggressive Grunfeld Defense, based around complete illustrative games. The Grunfeld has been a favorite of World Champions Fischer and Kasparov, and its young contemporary adherents include Vishwanathan Anand and Peter Leko.
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The opening phase of the game throws up difficult questions for those keen to study and improve their chess. In Mastering the Opening, international master Byron Jacobs outlines the key plans and strategies in all major openings and helps the reader to decide upon an opening repertoire. This guide deals with every major opening, has numerous thematic games that illustrate important principles and a revolutionary layout allows readers to absorb the key ideas.
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Steinitz, Lasker, Capablanca and Alekhine
The battle for the World Chess Championship has witnessed numerous titanic struggles which have engaged the interest not only of chess enthusiasts but also of the public at large. The chessboard is the ultimate mental battleground and the world champions themselves are supreme intellectual gladiators. These magnificent compilations of chess form the basis of the first two parts of Garry Kasparov's work on the history of the World Chess Championship.
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Opening Developments
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Through a revolutionary testing system, Dr. Kopec is able to quantify their overall chess strength, specific deficiencies and definite abilities, allowing him to pinpoint which aspects need the most work. This book, developed with the US Chess Federation, represents the sum of Dr. Kopec's knowledge and efforts to help chess players understand and acquire the knowledge necessary to achieve chess mastery.
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Chess enthusiasts can find out where they stand in terms of chess mastery by facing off against 20 of the world's top players with this instructive and amusing guide. Looking closely at complete games played by the experts inspires players to form new ideas about their overall strategy. Grandmaster Daniel King based "How Good Is Your Chess" on his popular Chess Monthly column.
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Ideal for those wanting to understand the basics of the English Opening. The English is a sophisticated and popular opening system that is suitable for all types of players and can lead to both positional and tactical middlegames. Many of the world's top players, including Kasparov and Kramnik, include the English in their openings weaponry.
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Chess Under the Microscope
The French is one of Black's soundest defences to 1 e4 and is very popular at all levels of chess. Club players enjoy its super-solid structure, while at the top it's played by famous grandmasters such as Vishy Anand and the young Russian star Alexander Morozevich.
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The Sveshnikov Sicilian is arguably the most dynamic line in the whole of the Sicilian Defence. Black takes on certain structural weaknesses but gains active piece play as compensation, which is very much in keeping with the modern style of play. Black is not content to equalize but from the very startsets out to wrest the advantage from his opponent's hands.
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This text is aimed at the player who knows the moves but wants to know more. It has been written by an experienced chess teacher who understands the needs of inexperienced players. Embarrassing questions answered before you even ask them! A unique 'agony aunt' approach. Written by an experienced chess teacher who understands the needs of inexperienced players.
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Steinitz, Lasker, Capablanca and Alekhine
The battle for the World Chess Championship has witnessed numerous titanic struggles which have engaged the interest not only of chess enthusiasts but also of the public at large. The chessboard is the ultimate mental battleground and the world champions themselves are supreme intellectual gladiators. These magnificent compilations of chess form the basis of the first two parts of Garry Kasparov's work on the history of the World Chess Championship.
Garry Kasparov on My Great Predecessors - VOLUME I
Discover the Secrets of How to Win Chess Games
This book teaches basic tactical ideas such as the fork, pin, and discovered attack, and introduces general ideas such as elimination, immobilization and compulsion. A basic knowledge of simple tactics will enable a novice to start winning games, by giving checkmate or capturing material. As the player progresses, his tactical arsenal will broaden, and he will start to play sacrifices and combinations, and develop a deeper understanding of the game. Players who fail to study tactics systematically tend to suffer from tactical blind-spots that plague them throughout their playing career, and thus they fail to realize their full potential.
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In that survey for the California Business Roundtable taken after last November's election, 68% agreed "things have gotten off on the wrong track."
More than half — 51% — said the November election results would have a "negative" impact on their plans to expand or create jobs in California. Only 23% said the impact would be positive.
This is same election that fixed California's budget problems, at least in Brown's view, when voters approved a hike in the top income-tax rate to 13.3%, as well as a 25-cent increase in the sales tax. The new taxes are expected to produce about $6 billion and close the state's gap between revenue and spending. But they also may just whet the Legislature's appetite for more.
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The Daily Paul is Not BrokenSubmitted by The Outsider on Wed, 01/08/2014 - 19:46
This post is in response to "The Daily Paul is Broken." http://www.dailypaul.com/309622/the-daily-paul-is-broken
I don't think the Daily Paul is broken.
Calling something broken is not constructive criticism, and as mentioned in the comments section, no solutions were offered. Not that that makes the post mean spirited or anything, just not real suggestive--just critical.
Many people like to remind us newbies when we make comments, that we have only been members for X amount of time. I have been a member for only a few months, but followed the DP since Michael published the site. I myself don't see a problem with the format at all. I think we can all recognize the majority of the posts that aren't worth our time, and the solution there is don't click the link! I like the "most viewed posts" format because I keeps me from having to sift through endless pages of material--sure I may miss reading something, but these posts always seem to reappear in the list again at a later date.
There is a chat forum now and there never was one before, which is another stream of information and discussion. Then there is DP Radio--yet another stream. As for the short posts, I think those posts keep the site grounded, and reminds us that the DP started at a grass roots level, if you eliminate those individuals or groups whom you don't think are worthy of posting to the site, I believe you diminish the spirit of the Daily Paul--while the DP is a great source of news, it is not a news site. We are all free to express ourselves from our own perspective, not the perspective that that is filtered through an editor, or dilluted because there are restrictions on what we say or how we say it.
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Actually, calling something broken...
can be very beneficial. If you are right.
Its called constructive criticism and when learned from (and made right) the entity becomes stronger and better.
Constructive criticism is good but you must be specific, generally speaking in the process of distilling what is the ultimate "right", as we strive to make it better.
its 'cos I owe ya, my young friend...
Rockin' the FREE world in Tennessee since 1957!
9/11 Truth.
Amen, plus a million
It is what makes me come to this site every day.
Literally every day.
It will never break, it has too many splinters
Been a member for a while. What fascinates me most is seeing how RIGHT people are on this site - whether I live their lifestyle or not.
P.S. I wouldn't pay for my membership had it not been for its awesome moderation. Dividers abound and they are easily spotted.
Come on - who are we kidding?
Of course its broken. The mission is gone.
"Of course it's broken"
"Of course it's broken" MN
Damn that's funny – distilled experience.
Hey man, let it break some more, shatter to pieces, melt it down, make a new lens...
The mission was noble; arrest the collapse through the existing political machinery. It electrified the heart and minds of many. In the end, the energy was redirected. Control of the machinery lacking, lost, illusory.
Still, it was a vital lesson. We need light to know a worthy path from quicksand. Perhaps the mission now is to understand the situation, its stages, and live accordingly. Abandon the pursuit of happiness, savor the happiness of pursuit. It's still an adventure.
lol..really, lol!
Just the same, manystrom, look me up if you're ever in TN.
Hang in there, brother!
its 'cos I owe ya, my young friend...
Rockin' the FREE world in Tennessee since 1957!
9/11 Truth.
See my message above.
Define "The mission" as I am not sure. To get Ron Paul elected?
When, 2008?
It couldn't have been in 2012 because it truly became the Daily Johnson according to Le&aliseLi*erty, whose every post became front page.
Kind of OT but
what is keeping me away from the site are the new ads for some kind of "game" - tired of the bare covered chest and what follows in the video. I try to scroll down quickly (I have a teenage son who I homeschool who sits right next to me) but lo-an-behold there is the ad a second time with the same scantily clad woman's chest.
I understand about advertising, free speech, etc., but this is just simply uncomfortable. Which means I don't have to come to the site, I know the rhetoric, just sad that the reason has to do with soft porn in my face every time I log on.
The law cannot make a wicked person virtuous…God's grace alone can accomplish such a thing.
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Setting a good example is a far better way to spread ideals than through force of arms. Ron Paul
Something you should know about the ads...
Some, are no doubt random, but most are actually served up based on your browsing history. It's all relatively creepy to me, but... If I go to newegg, to look for some gadget, I start seeing ads for that gadget from newegg and similar sites while here at the DP. If I go to wayfair to check out furniture, then I start seeing those ads here as well. (It's not limited to the DP.)
I have seen the gamer ads, but I play games, so assume it got sucked in because of my browsing history at some point, (though maybe not).
Perhaps, you should see what your teenage son is using your computer for while you are away... :)
Btw, there are plugins you can pick up which will allow you to block ads and scripts that you don't like... or, you could pay the subscription fee and get rid of all of that nonsense. $10 a month is not so much and it helps to keep the site going.
I just renewed my subscription. Well, I thought I had but something must have glitched. I need to go fix that.
The Philosophy Of Liberty -
Or, perhaps, as Leonard Cohen would say
There is a crack in the Daily Paul. That's how the light gets in.
"Although it was the middle of winter, I finally realized that, within me, summer was inextinguishable." — Albert Camus
It is, kind of, broken.
I was the original poster
So I'll come out of the woodwork. Broken was the wrong word to use, and like I mentioned in my post, I love this site and I'm only looking to make it better. In fact, if you re-read the post, Michael himself seemed to understand my sentiment and agreed to a certain extent.
Now let me give an example. I've checked this site over 20 times today (not exaggerating, and I'm sure many of you have done the same). I just re-visited this site a few minutes ago, and like I mentioned in my post, so that I'm not missing anything important, I click through every page to see if there's anything new. Michael and others have suggested I use this link: http://www.dailypaul.com/top/today, but on page 4 I found this post: 'Sen. Sanders: NSA and Congressional Blackmail 'A Real Threat' which is not found on the link or found under 'Most Viewed Posts.' I don't want to have to always click through every page to make sure I don't miss something. If you also read the comments of my original post, I suggested using infinite scroll. I also mentioned that I wasn't an expert, only have a bit of experience building websites, and an expert could probably provide much better feedback.
Like I said, I totally messed up in titling the post, but read what I have to say instead of just putting down a suggestion or comment. I've been on this site for years, and if you look at other sites, especially news sites, they change with time.
Another thing I'd like, a mobile friendly version or even an app. Look, I don't know what the intentions of the site's owners are (in terms of making it into a business) and where they want to take this thing, but it's become one of my favorite sites and I spend a good part of my day on it, and for "power users" like me, these simple things make a big difference.
miss nothing:
use the "New" link on the blue bar.
Or see everything:
"You underestimate the character of man." | "So be off now, and set about it." | Up for a game?
Still don't think that
Still don't think that provides the best user experience, but thats just my 2 cents, others can disagree.
I was thinking about this last night
And while there are always ways to improve the Daily Paul, I think the issue that you're really getting at is the amount of information on the site. There is just so much of it.
The problem is the same with any medium, including the newspaper. You get the paper. It sits on the table and you plan to read it. You start reading it, but with a big paper like the NY Times, or the WSJ, there is so much information. So many sections!
There is no way you can read the whole thing. And then the next day there is a new paper.
Forget about the online versions. Can you read everything that was posted here, every day? www.nytimes.com
Again, I'm open to suggestions on how to make it better, as I know Jon is as well.
But I think the fact that a Bernie Sanders story got buried on page 4 is more of a testament to the fact that Bernie isn't too popular around here.
You CAN'T make it better
You're already doing it!!!
90% of what I have learned about the following came from here:
- Ron Paul (check)
- How to become a Precinct Chair (check)
- Alternative methods to cure / combat / prevent cancer (check)
- Police militarism (check)
- Federal Reserve (check) - should have been first
I hesitate to go on because if I did you'd all see what an idiot I was before I found you.
hear, hear!
No doubt, excellent site. Worth the membership $. Grassroots at heart...DP Chat, DP Radio, excellent commenting platform.
And as a wise DP member, dwalters, posted recently, it's on us to generate quality content (http://www.dailypaul.com/309174/making-the-daily-paul-sparkl...).
I believe this is a core idea of the liberty movement and the r3VOLution. It's on US! Not central planning.
I'm flattered
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I'm a relative newbie to all of this myself, but I just wanted to jump in and say that whatever you do, I would not let the notion that this always has to be kept a secret hold you back from pursuing what you decide you want to do. It was a lightbulb moment for me when I realized that (for me, at least) polyamory was not something that I had to keep "behind closed doors."
I always feel that hiding things from your friends is dishonest both to yourself and your friends. It doesn't give them a chance to show how grown-up they can be about it, and it forces you to lie and feel guilty.
At the end of the day, you may lose some friends by coming out, but do you really want friends who don't accept you for yourself, anyway? I "came out" to a good friend of mine. I knew she was pretty open minded, so it was a good testing ground. It was great, because even though she had never heard of it and didn't really understand it at first, I didn't feel that her opinion of me changed in the slightest. She was curious and asked a lot of questions to understand it better, and then we went about our normal lives.
That being said, I don't have a lot of friends and the ones I do tend to be very much "like me" in terms of being open-minded and accepting of alternative lifestyles. I have a lot of acquaintances, work colleagues that kind of thing, and I don't tell them because they're not "like me" and I can't be bothered to both educate them and defend myself while trying to maintain a positive work environment.
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