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Honestly, this seems really pointless and ridiculous. I like it. Make it a cursed item so the player that picks it up can't get rid of it.

Someone collected a huge set of these house rules and put them all together in one book. They called it 13th Age Core.;) Seriously, though, you should look at 13th Age because it is in many ways 4e with an eye towards streamlining combat. Even if you don't wind up using it ideas like the...

Just wanted to add that EN World has a preview of this book which you can check out here. It includes the complete table of contents which I have reproduced below:

Hello everyone, long time no post. I've been out of it for a while but I recently heard that Pelgrane had released Lions & Tigers & Owlbears: 13th Age Bestiary 2. The first 13A Bestiary was one of my all-time favorite monster books so I had to get my hands on this one. I've gone through it and...

13a content every month? Dragon riding in the first issue? SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY

LOL seems like they would be a little awkward to stuff down your pants.

You should roll a d20 to see how many of the beholders eyes are open.

Hey so as it happens I was in the neighborhood of my local BAM this weekend so I thought I would pop back in and see if there was a 5e endcap I had missed or something. There was not, but the RPG shelf had at least gotten some love: Very nice, but wait! Where's D&D?!? Well, it's gotten it's...

Yup, this.

IDK, I figured out 'near' and 'far' back in my Sesame Street days, and that's pretty much all you need to know about 13th Age's gridless combat. If you are trying to figure out how far 'far' is you are not doing it right. It's supposed to be something you can eyeball. Honestly my 4e group's...

I thought Books-A-Millions were everywhere, like Starbucks and glitter. Maybe not. Anyway in my part of the world it is a chain of large bookstores which tends to be a little cheaper and more disorganized than Barnes & Noble. Generally speaking I doubt the staff know Pathfinder or 5th edition...

Hold onto your hat: this was one aisle up from the front of the store. The front row? Manga. They aren't hiding this stuff in the back anymore.

And, apparently, Pathfinder. Nothing you see in a retail store is there by accident. Shelf space is expensive. It costs money for your product to appear on shelves AT ALL. It costs more money to get prominent, face out placement and more money still to have a shelf with your brand featured...