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SPOILERS BELOW. So the Adventures in ZEITGEIST book is something that I am eagerly looking forward to, but for now I’m actually a double Zeitgeist GM. I have two groups: one who is currently in Crypta Hereticarum for the first time, and another that has yet to begin. The first group is...

I'm running Zeitgeist 5e, but so far I've implented Destinies and the Magic Item list. If there are updated versions of creatures in the MM or the eventual Zeitgeist handbook, I might pull those out as well.

I may use this to buy digital copies of books, but I do have concerns... First, I worry this will have the HeroLab Problem; where eventually, you need to spend several hundred dollars to get the program up to date in terms of rule packs. Not to mention the fact that you need to pay monthly on...

This is what I'd like the most, right now. Two books; companion pieces, both in the style of Volo's Guide to Monsters. One would be the Manual of the Planes; detailed information on the D&D Cosmology circa 5th Edition, with various planar races and monsters. Ideally, it'd be done in the style...

I guess its fun if you're fond of the meatgrinder playstyle, but I hate that kind of playstyle. And I also hate the stupid demon face. That's dumb.

5 out of 5 rating for Pathfinder Roleplaying Game: Occult Adventures Occult Adventures is more than just Paizo's take on psionics. Dreamscarred Press has already done a respectable showing of the 3.5. style "Crystals and Psi-Points" Psionics that many of my various playgroups have accepted as a...

Is there any way to make it so that character sheets are public? That's a function I could see myself using more than the campaign wiki. See, the way I see it, this thing is competing with several other services... Obsidian Portal, which has a free option, but is mostly wiki based and has a...

Hello Wolfgang! I'm a huge fan of Kobold Press's products for 13th Age, especially Deep Magic. I'm currently using the 13th Age edition of the Midgard Beastiary for my game, which has an excellent section on many of the races in the Advanced Race Compendium. However, the 13th Age edition of...

Pathfinder Unchained's Variant Multiclassing system lets you trade half your feats for bard features, Performance being one of them. However, you don't get Bardic Performance until level 7, and you don't get Versatile Performance until level 11. There's also a -4 effective level penalty on...

One member of our party is a chaotic inquisitor who is not grim at all, but she's also not a member of any inquisition.

I know that I tried to get my Player's Handbook at Walmart (it was on the drive home), but it was only available from their website. I have seen D&D stuff at Target, though. And most chain bookstores have a section dedicated to D&D/Pathfinder books.

I know that I tried to get my Player's Handbook at Walmart (it was on the drive home), but it was only available from their website. I have seen D&D stuff at Target, though. And most chain bookstores have a section dedicated to D&D/Pathfinder books.

5 out of 5 rating for 13 True Ways Let's just get this out of the way: While you don't strictly need this book to play 13th Age, you absolutely want it. Why? Because it is a brilliant expansion onto the core rules. True Ways adds new monsters, new magic items, new classes, multiclassing rules...

So, I've gone through the WHOLE BOOK, which leaves me with my closing thoughts. First, the good: This book has a ton of neat subsystems, and the new class options are actually really nice. If nothing else, this book is worth checking out for those. But I feel like the book has been a victim of...

Monster creation in chapter 5 is a 9 step program. Step 1 is choosing an array, which is basically a monster class. The options are Combatant, Expert, and Spellcaster. These determine stats, skills, damage... all of that. Step 2 are the grafts, which represent either creature types or classes...