Recent content by Jeff Albertson

Now that's rude and childlike gainsaying; I am not rehashing edition warring codswallop, just calling it out/labelling it for what it is; for posterity, if-you-will.

Like Pathfinder 2, I would like if they got rid of OAs for everything (the ill-tempered hedgehog) and made it a Fighter and certain monster specific feature (maybe optionally gained by a Feat).

All of that is just classic edition warring rhetoric and propaganda. I don't want newcomers getting the wrong idea about how things really were.

Nice, at least we've established it's crap rhetoric not worth rehashing; do not want new players to be lead astray of the real history by edition warring nonsense.

Be that as it may and I doubt that it was; I have no interest in rehashing the tired rhetoric from the days of 2008-2015.

That was mostly a construct to dismiss; writing people off that don't like 4th Ed as having never played it, or never having played it properly or what-have-you and assigning its failures to everything except the game itself.

4. Never seen/heard that take - how do you figure? 7. Please stop posting things like that, it's obnoxious.

Total, I know, I instantly got the original 1979 edition (worm cover) and The Duel and Spice Harvest expansions; I also got some custom made Minis/Tokens (forces, including the new Ixian & Tleilaxu expansion) and an enlarged neoprene mat (the board) from Etsy.

Yeah, one thing I really like about PF2 is it removed OAs as default for all, only some classes and monsters have them. I have house-ruled that over to 5th Ed (only the Fighter has OAs as a 1st level class feature, and certain monsters).

He doesn't really translate into D&D well, probably some unique demigod/celestial deal.

Yes, and the visual of a hobbit that is stronger than a frost giant is hilarious.

When I was heavily into M:TG back in the 90s, there was a really good online version (all cards from all sets, Beta, Arabian Nights, etc, were available to build your deck).

I've been tinkering with: Note: Only Str mod is added to weapon damage (save loading weapons), never Dex. Variant: Weapon Damage Dice by Class When making a melee weapon attack, you use your choice of your Strength or Dexterity modifier for the attack roll. When wielding a weapon in...

I enjoy them, and one on Greyhawk/D&D mythos sounds cool.

I think you could swing it without being a billionaire.