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It's much easier if you have a holocaust cloak. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6Z9KqjSOko

My version is a hybrid ranger-rogue. Click on Chizz in my signature.

Through much of Europe's history, most people rarely saw a coin of any type. If you worked, you got to eat. If you owned anything, it was probably either something you made or something you directly traded for something you made.

is there an easy way to tell which sections have anything new (i.e. a "last update" date in the title)?

I suppose stores can set their own rules, but our store definitely allows and encourages younger players.

Your local gaming store probably has an intro night. Ours runs both a Pathfinder Society and a D&D Essentials table on Wednesday nights (I GM the Essentials) where anyone can sit down and play. No need to bring a character; we'll even lend you dice (but not THOSE dice...) The basic structure...

The very first encounter can set the tone. When I ran it, the monk (a broody-loner type) decided he would keep watch outside while the rest of the party went into the farmhouse. The farmer told him "they're coming... you're going to die, and we won't open the door for you!" but he was...

I would tend to move away from classes - perhaps just make a set of powers for each power source (martial gods, divine gods, psionic gods, etc) and let the PC's former class, race and other details of their mortal career mostly be expressed in fluff that alters the description of those powers.

efficient use of the wolf is to let it die and resummon it, over and over. Save your two heals per encounter for other party members. The wolf is sort of a proactive party heal, in that it lets you spend surges to replace lost hp as a minor, at will action - as long as those hp are on the wolf...

There are two kinds of feats that need to die. The first are mechanically too good. "+1 to attack with swords", or "you can cast spells while in wild shape." Any feat that that a given class or race is an idiot for not taking should not be a feat. The second are those that are just too...

4e primal summons spells (eg Giant Toad) do break the action economy with their Instinctive Actions. Pretty badly. Especially with a toad and a crocodile in the same fight. At least they are dailies, so you can't do it forever. Some arcane summons also have automatic actions, but they come...

OK, I'm going to take a stab at fleshing out FireLance's idea. On a (natural) roll of 16+, if that roll would hit your target, you strike a Mighty Blow. On a (natural) roll of 20+, if that roll would hit your target, you instead score a Critical Hit. A Mighty Blow or Critical Hit lets you...

bursts and blasts.

I could go either of two directions. Either make alchemical items more over-the-top but unsafe to use, or keep their impact low but make them minor actions. Perhaps some of both.

I suspect there would be far fewer choices to make when taking a race level than a class level. So one level 20 dwarf would strongly resemble another, while two level 20 fighters might be quite different. But perhaps some of the dwarf levels could be different depending on what class levels...

I am reminded of what happened when Burlington, Vermont's local ice cream shop/ creamery decided to try to market their handcrafted ice cream in faraway Boston. Pillsbury, owner of the Haagen Dasz brand, leaned on the grocers in the Boston area, threatening to stop selling them Haagen Dasz if...

Will either store have a booth at ConCarolinas this year? I might want to shop at one, and ask some pointed questions at the other.

"only 3 recommendations are public", though 11 exist. i can still see mine, but no other negative ones. I don't blame them for scrubbing their page - it's their page after all. I just hope they get the message and reconsider their behavior.

I also admin a (non-gaming) business page, and the recommendations do have a "hide" function admins can use. So I guess the admin simply hasn't noticed them yet.

I can't see it at all. Either they can block individuals (I expect there is a setting for that) or they've decided to take the whole page down while they figure out how to handle the situation they've created.