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Alright, I admit it. I was wrong. Having now watched a couple episodes, my girls are free to watch Friendship is Magic. And by "free to watch", I mean, "with Daddy, possibly while Daddy takes notes".

Heaven help me, but - ...which episodes were these? The DVD we had featured none of this! Friendship is Magic, you say? I'll have to - I can't believe I'm saying this - give it a try. Disney Fairies, Justice League, and Batman: The Brave And The Bold seem to be doing pretty well, but Ponies...

They're there, names given as "example names". Whomever did this did their homework. :) Sounds about right. :p If it was that the ponies were making mistakes, and realizing it, and correcting them, that'd be one thing (see - Disney's Fairies). But - in the last episode we watched - the...

For my very-imaginative little girls? No doubt. In a heartbeat. Although I think it'd have better source material in Disney's Fairies. The Fairies encounter difficulties and challenges, and work to overcome them with their skills and resources. My girls aren't allowed to watch the "new" My...

I have two (currently quite) young girls. I need to know where you got this (if you didn't make it up). :p If you DID make it up, I need all the other pages, STAT. :o

Oops, yeah, this too. Big hit, actually; the fighter-types love it, and since we-as-a-group prefer fighter-types to casting-types, it's gotten rave reviews. [/LEFT]

18+ years of experience, at that point, and I got it and enjoyed it.

Heh. I've been doing that with NPCs for years. I've had 8th level PC groups have their 12th-level mentor "watch the horses" so's he didn't suck up XP. :p Action Points - On a Fumble ("Aww, your life sucks! Here's a cookie!"), plus when they level. I do my best to work it out so that they face...

I've incorporated Action Points (along with Elite and Solo opponents), and they work well. The players enjoy them, at least. I've gone to the Trailblazer method for follow-ups. Speeds things greatly. I tried Trailblazer spells readied / spell slots, but I have mostly new-ish players right now...

Agreed, with this. I'd think that was awesome. One book is the adventure, in the "traditional" / Paizo / old-school style of written-down series of room descriptions, character interactions, etc, etc. 32 pages of <adventure>. (This might include some maps, some stat blocks, etc.) Second book...

This, for me, too. But I don't think, "I try to be the character" is the best fit. I think that way lies madness. Characters are fickle things, and tend to do annoying things like rebel against storylines, leader-types, authority-figures, and any and all established guidelines. Players - and I...

Well, then, I'm in agreement with Pawsplay - I'm not sure why this is in the Pathfinder forum. If you want less rules in your RPG, I'm not sure any 3.X version of D&D is a good place to start. I don't think you can get there from here, without ... well, without essentially making a whole new...

Wow. Not leaving a lot for the rest of us, really, are you? For me, it'd be D&D, and World of Darkness; they're the two that are near-and-dear for me. I'd also love to have a go at the RIFTS property, granted. It's like a $ 150 platter of all the appetizers in every restaurant in the city -...

This is mean? If you're using more than 1-2 NPCs per <level> against your PCs, it's practically essential under the wealth-by-level guidelines. Try running a fight against 3 or more NPCs at 10th level or more and <not> having equipment vanish. The PCs will then have to fight 4-5 single...

I would suggest (as a though) you may be self-contradicting here. IF the goal is to promote players into Pathfinder, rather than create a new system, THEN they need to learn Feats. Simply have to; no other option, because Feats are part of Pathfinder. I'm suggesting that pre-assigning feats...

In film (different industry, blah blah blah) a portion of the film's gross is rare nowadays. Even big-name artists (generally) don't get it. The possibilities are (1) nobody asks for it, and (2) nobody's worth it. It seems, Nedjer, you're suggesting that a suitably-modest percentage of the...

As a not-yet-employed, interested-in-someday-freelancer (freelancing? ... youknowwhatImean), I've found this revealing. Would the rate of pay vary if there was research work (or design work) involved? For instance, would you pay more for "crunch" (particularly "good crunch" that had been...

Well, there's the question, then. Is it, "Should I pay the 'usual gang of idiots' more money?". If that's the question, I - and I suspect, most here - are pretty unqualified to answer it (except maybe diehard LPJ fans). Is it, "Should I hire a better gang of idiots?", we can discuss writing...

For what it's worth, I have the completely opposite view. But I accept I'm the absolute minority. IF (and I accept, it's a HUGE if) more pay for werdz results in prettier words with better-thought-out and / or more interesting rules mechanics behind / within them, THEN I'd think you should pay...

This is awful. Simply awful. It's bad, and you should feel bad.[/publically] Smargadus, eh? ...hmm, I know a couple of my game-worlds that would fit on...[/insidevoice]