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I just found out about this kickstarter today, and backed it immediately. I had been looking for something like this the last few days, as my group will be visiting a number of small towns. I needed a variety of shops/merchants/etc for them to visit. I had started writing up shop/merchant...

I know this thread is pretty old, but I am going to check this out. Thanks! I have been thinking about running this module again (I have the original module still). Was considering using Castles & Crusades rules, but may use 5e with your notes.

It's disappointing that he has to explain basic civility to people... But, if it even changes the way that one person posts, then it is worth it.

I did back the first one, Domes of Ishaq-Zahur. I haven't had a chance to read through much of it yet. From what I have read, it seems promising. There is quite a bit of content (the main PDF is 84 pages). However, one thing I noticed right away is that it doesn't have enough information...

I am already in for City of Sands and plan to back the Goodman Games project. Hadn't seen the furniture kickstarter... will have to think about that one.

I still have my original Star Frontiers material. I have been thinking about breaking it out. Would prefer a system that has a stream of new content though. Maybe WotC will revive Star Frontiers. Not sure how owns the rights to that though.

I thought that looked like Sergeant Slaughter. Is that who it is supposed to be?

An adventure for Castles & Crusades is ending in a few hours. It was a short campaign, but has done fairly well: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/676918054/3-days-in-bergholt

I went to PAX South with my kids this past weekend. We went on Sunday, so didn't see the presentations that took place on Friday. In walking around the convention, I didn't see much in the way of RPG products. There were the booths with dice, dice towers and minis, but I didn't see any booths...

Thanks. I'll probably check out N.E.W. as well. Are there published adventures for it? Unfortunately, I don't really have time to create my own at the moment. I rely on published adventures for now... Even if I had the time, I would want to have some experience with the world/rules/etc...

Well, I'll probably check this out while I am waiting on Starfinder. I am fairly excited about Starfinder. I am not set on the Star Wars setting. In fact, I don't mind Star Wars, but have never been a huge fan. My kids are fans of it though. I have been wanting to play a sci-fi game. I...

I may check this out. Anyone know where I could find a hard copy of the main rulebook? Anyone know which book is the main rulebook? I always prefer physical copies for primary reading.

Are you referring to this one: http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?469926-Star-Wars-5th-edition Or, the old WotC one? Or, something else entirely?

My plan is to replace bands with actual distance based ranges. I like a lot of their system, other than that. Starfinder may completely replace Star Wars for us though.

The Star Wars system uses range bands instead of actual distances. A range band is loosely defined as a distance that a character can move in a combat round (I believe it takes 2 rounds to go from long to extreme ranges). So, a character can move from short to medium range in one round...

I anticipate that this game will be more precision based than Star Wars/Star Trek. Sloppy range bands from those systems ruin it for me (and my group). Although I haven't touched Pathfinder in years, I think I'll be more comfortable with a system based on Pathfinder. Having a BA in...

Me too. I have been wanting to play a sci-fi game. Was disappointed by FFG's Star Wars. I am pretty sure Paizo won't take this down the same path.

I haven't touched Pathfinder in years, but am actually looking forward to this.

You are judging it before even having the chance to read it? LAME.

Once it hits amazon, I'll probably order it.