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WEIRD AND RANDOM GALLERY Crafting Zone Entertainment™ and Weird Dragon Labs™ are pleased to present License and Publisher-Friendly STOCK-ART™. This new line of stock illustrations is a useful tool for those publishers who do not have the necessary resources to hire professional artists to...

Crafting zone entertainment™ begins to fill the shelves! At Least the Digital Shelves of RPG Now and Drivethru RPG We are proud to announce that Crafting Zone Entertainment™ has opened its doors. Crafting Zone Entertainment™ is a small, independent publisher of roleplaying games, launched...

Mmm, lets try it. Xd

I only use Pathfinder rules, but not only from the core books, im looking for good suplements as well.

A great improvement over the previous, but 1000% ...

It's a question of your groups desire of death, many players just launch themselves over the monster and when they realize that the monsters are more powerful of what they expected, it is too late.

Wow, you sure did a nice work on all those monsters...

A box set is just too expensive, mainly because there is not a provider who actually dedicates to do stuff like the ones needed for the box, so they need to be done practically in artesanal way.

Ptolus!! It's a great game, you can't expect something more from a setting!!!!

i like more campaigns over adventure paths, however i agree with Glyfair idea, that's a good idea. XD

Gimp or Dungeon Crafter are your best options, as they are free and you can get nice results.

Well, they have a bad politics scheme, it's clear that they mess up when they launch 4th, as they believed they were the only powerful force on the market, im sure now they realize that they were wrong...

+1 I love the systems with strong rules, it helps to develop the game with consistency.

I usually don't introduce new rules into a game until i start a new one, throw new rules at your players is not a good idea unless you know them very well or something is really broken. In general i don't like "average results", as they change the spirit of the game. I don't see nothing wrong...

Wow, thats a great idea, now, i can give many ideas as i use my computer and a proyector, so it's kinda different. XD

That's the best you can do, and you should get your self some copies of Map tool. XD Oh my god, how you do that?

Well, if it's good for you too, then you have a perfect game there. XD

Well, kinda the way i have played it all the time, not just 4th... Now it was built in the rules, that's diferent. Even bluffing in combat was a way of having the same results.

Well, i tend to let my players do as they like when they role their characters, even if they wanna be a bad boy one in a good aligned characters group, however you know your players better than anyone, the obvious thing here is to let the other players enjoy the fun of knowing the plot, the...