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Awesome! But please, oh please, let this be free of Dan DiDio's interference.

Wait a second. That's the book that introduced the pugwampis. THE @#$%!#$%ING PUGWAMPIS. THEY REALLY ARE OUT TO GET US. IT ALL MAKES SENSE. MY GOD IT ALL MAKES SENSE.

?!?! He looks like that fishstick brand mascot.

What Faction War? Enjoyment of a setting only increases when you master the art of simply ignoring what flat out doesn't work for you.

Only one PC I've played really has an actor that easily comes to mind without pushing a square peg into a round hole. Jhomp - CG half-orc barbarian who's really a decent guy but "just doesn't know any better" when it comes to tact. Once helped some refugees escape capture by city guards...

Ah, probably should have clarified. Martial artist-type monks. Thanks for the links guys. No matches so far, but I'm still working through Lostminis' galleries. Reaper was one of the first places I hit, since they've still got a lot of their old stuff up on their site. No joy. Nah...

This has been bugging me. I remember seeing a series of miniatures about 10 or so years ago that would be a perfect fit for a group in my homebrew setting. Unfortunately, I only remember what they look like. I don't know the name of the company that made them or the names of the miniatures...

Glenn Hughes led the charge, IIRC. He even travelled with an adventuring party! Of sorts.

That tart. Always goi

....the hell is The Lady of Pain doing in the "Demons, Devils, and Deities" bracket? ... What the hell is she doing in an Encounters competition?!

I can vouch for Audacity's usefulness. It is very useful. I've used it quite a bit. Great for coming up with custom ghoul snarls, provided you're not just cribbing them from Left4Dead's sound cache and I'm kicking myself for not thinking of that before just now dammit dammit dammit.

I've never actually read the other Advanced books in-depth, that I can recall. I'll give 'em a looksee tonight if I can. As for Book of Fiends, I think you can get it through Lulu or another print-on-demand service. I think.

On Customer Service: Man wat. Not to beat a dead horse, but Paizo's customer service has a pretty widespread rep as being pirate-valkyries-with-jetpacks-and-chainsaws awesome. When their Campaign Setting came out, a thread started up under their Service forum about how some folks wound up...

*sees thread title* HAMUNAPTRA! *reads* Oh. Well, buy another. I have three copies, just in case. Are you so well prepared? ;) But yeah, it's a strong line. Strongly seconding the Mindshadows suggestion for an Indian/Psionics-themed game. I still need to grab the Black Company book...

Go completely crazy, or make everyone in the building think you have. Buy a morningstar and viking helmet and tear ass through the halls, terrifying and browbeating everyone into giving into your demands, which would include: 1. More Shoanti adventures. 2. A seafaring, pirate-tastic...

I've seen these guys around for so long, yet for the life of me I've never actually seen them used in adventures or heard any anecdotes of them ever turning up in anyone else's games except once in Shackled City, and that one had to be pointed out to me. I used them for the first time in the...

Are you handling this with or without miniatures?

Never said anything about the mechanical reasons for it. My hatred for it stems solely from the resulting effects and implications on the fluff. There was simply no satisfactory way to explain it that worked for my campaign setting.

Do your characters take the time to bury the fallen or otherwise see to their final rites, whether in accordance with their traditions or yours? Do they just leave the fallen to scavengers and the elements? Do they replenish their food supplies? Thinking back, my characters seemed to tend...

As someone who is continuing to draw a battlemap literally the size of a full ping-pong table for Sunday, keeping an eye on this thread.