I used to be one of the more prolific fan-authors on the old Palladium mailing list, but I lost interest in it once I realized how truly terrible the system is.
-My first mini-netbook was (IIRC) the Book of Origins, an article exploring some of the background of the Nightbane race, as well as their physiology, offspring, and traditions. Not great, and something that I'm currently completely redoing and expanding into several options for individual GMs to choose from for their games.
-I think the next project was Bloodlines, a poorly-done alternate vampire system, with several tribes and breeds. I always did kinda like the Dark Symphony, though.
-Revolution, a netbook covering aspects of the media in Nightbane. It hasn't been available online for...6 years now? Maybe more, I forget when I took it down.
-Bardic Lores, a netbook/PCC series with five classes detailing the traditional bardic orders and one heretical splinter group. This was tied in with Shadows of the South (below), as I used the PCCs for some of the NPCs (one of the few bits of non-canon material used in SotS).
-With Matt Penn, wrote Shadows of the South, a massive netbook that eventually (over the seven years of its on-and-off creation) covered six cities across the southern US, along with a handful of new OCCs, a true ghost RCC, about a dozen NPCs, three new Nightlords, and a half-dozen Avatars. It also had a look into the organization of Nightlord society, as well as some attempts to better tie in the concepts from TTGD into the other books.
-Children of Domhain Dorcha, a Dreamstream-oriented netbook focusing on a new race. Appeared in Rifter...#6? Not sure which one.
-A failed netbook covering the Fae races for Nightbane (not related to the faeries in other Palladium games). Never really got off the ground, aside from the bits that ended up in Children of Domhain Dorcha.
-Ancient Conspiracies, an unfinished netbook covering several Illuminati groups and how they relate to modern Factions. I only finished the Companions of Horus and got about halfway through the Freemasons before losing interest. My version of the Freemasons was referenced in Shadows of the South, too.
-Numerous small projects, like the Hippie OCC, Ghostbusters equipment, and so forth.
All of this was available on my site, but I've taken it down for the moment. I'm still creating material for RPGs, but it's pretty much only for modern systems. I've used elements of Nightbane and my material for Nightbane in the unholy melange that is my Border Town setting for d20 Modern (I would post a link to it, but I'm working on yet another revision), to boot.
