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It is in several pieces here: https://web.archive.org/web/20030803122218/http://www.opengamingfoundation.org/srd.html

Monte Cook Games also has physical versions of the Cypher System Rulebook half off as well: Cypher System Rulebook - Monte Cook Games Store and you can both physical and PDF for a reduced price.

I could not find the reference to Special Attacks. Did I miss it or is it missing from the Player's Guide?

Old Gods of Appalachia 38 + 1 = 39 Humblewood 17 - 2 = 15

I think feats are one of the worst parts of 5e. I'm glad they are optional rules.

I currently do something similar in my game. It is based on the Generic Classes (and other rules) from Unearthed Arcana (2004). I use arcane and divine paths for the mage class and you can take class features as you see to customize the divine path to fit a druid or cleric as you prefer. The...

Agreed, except for me it was in reverse. I had the 3.0 books and finally picked up a stable group of players for a game. At the time, I was the only one with copies of the 3.0 books. They wanted copies of the PH to learn some of the rules on their own time, so they bought what was available...

These classes are the core (though possibly without the Rogue or Cleric if classes are built modularly). The rest are specializations or combinations of these. The races are the essentials for fantasy gaming, other races are just gravy.

Yes, I should have elaborated on that. It is totally a flavor issue for me. The wizard thing has been to maintain a spellbook and collect or research spells as part of either downtime or adventures. It's one of those divine vs. arcane issues as I see it. As you said, the funds quickly make...

Well, one thing that I am considering is NOT giving the full sorceror/wizard spell list out to the arcane casters as it is written. It's a big boost in versatility and to me it just doesn't feel right. I'm going to build a few casters with the rules to see how it works out before implementing...

I received a hard copy of this as a gift from my brother for Christmas. I previously purchased the PDF, but realized that not only can I use it for game prep time, it would be great to have at the table as well. It will now join my core books when I am running a session for those spur of the...

Guys, the article in question was actually the second in the series. The first was "unofficial" on the blog, the second was "official" on the WotC site. The article on the WotC site now appears to be gone, but I am wondering if it is a matter of not doing proper translation of the old URL or...

Amazon is now saying it will be in stock on August 24 and my estimated delivery date is August 26.

I got my 4e books before release from Amazon, but it looks like I got delayed on Pathfinder.

I happen to agree. I like the Trailblazer versions of the classes better than the Pathfinder ones and I like many of the rule revisions over similar changes made by Pathfinder. This is the best $4.95 I have ever spent on a gaming product.