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Wait, it gets better! But I suppose today it's SECOND EDITION SUNDAY!!! First of all, we want to send out a super-salute to all the Gamer Dads out there! Whether you've been playing since your were a kid or you just started, running games for your own kids or someone else's, or just trying to...

Thanks for the reply! 1. We have studied both games (and designed many products for each of them) as well as others, both relatively new games and going back to the early 1980s. 2. We do not currently have a public list of identified issues or goals, other than those described in the OP for...

We've gotten enough feedback about folks interested in a streamlined and refined PF1 (reducing some of the Mathfinder-ness of it, amongst other things) that we think it should be a viable branch from the old 3.x tree. One never knows for sure with a new venture, but our research looks promising...

I've run 5E some but Pathfinder more, and it's definitely possible to stick with PF1 (and we are still continuing to produce products for it).

Thanks as always for your encouragement. We will see how it all shakes out!

I hope you do check it out, though given the difficulties in getting things processed through the HeroLab system (especially on the Pathfinder 1st Ed side now), I doubt that is going to be likely. It'd be great if we could, but... let's just say there are challenges.

Yes. The plan is to create a core version of the essential mechanics of the system, with then modules added on to suit the various genres. Heroic Fantasy will be the first of those modules, as sales trends suggest that's the biggest market for TTRPGs, but there's so much room beyond for...

That's the open question: Is there enough of a market for this kind of project to make it worth the effort? It's something we thought about opening up a year and a half ago but decided to hold off and see how things played out with the overall Pathfinder marketplace with 1st and 2nd Edition, and...

Hey, that's the eternal challenge of any kind of game design, since "broken" is often very much in the eye of the beholder, but with a team of very experienced Pathfinder designers and newer folks as well we've got a pretty good handle on the rough parts of the system that need refinement. No...

Pretty much! LOL

Corefinder is intended to be backwards compatible with PF1, though there will be a certain amount of new rules and options and a lot of condensing and streamlining of redundant and/or kludgy rules that have piled up over the decade of PF1's lifespan.

In the midst of local, national, and global crises, this is a time for heroes, and at Legendary Games we are proud to support those heroes who are standing in the gap for the health and safety of our families and communities! First off, we have partnered with the fine folks at Bundle of Holding...

We are excited to bring you a new 1st-level fantasy horror adventure from master designer Greg A. Vaughan, The Fiddler's Lament for Pathfinder Second Edition. While Greg is most famous for massive, sprawling adventures of epic scale, this foray into fear is a smaller, more intimate adventure of...

Thanks for the well wishes! RPG books are pretty expensive to make (art and maps and full-color layout) vs. a fiction book that's B/W, cover art, and maybe a few maps and chapter icons, but that's life in the big city if you want to make a great book these days. Glad you enjoyed the info!

Sure thing! International commerce can be a tricky beast (who knew? LOL), but if I can help folks see how it works and why and how we do things the way we do, I figure that's good information for everyone to have! Hope you climb aboard and love the books you get!

It really depends on the response to your Kickstarter as to what makes the most financial sense. POD books are so much more expensive than books in a traditional print run (around 3x the cost per book, or even a higher ratio if you order a larger number of books) that how many books you buy...

A couple of notes: 1. POD postage varies wildly by country for a single book. In the UK it's often less than $10. Continental Europe typically ranges from $12-20. Canada is usually around $18-25, as is Mexico. Australia and New Zealand are usually around $30-35, as are Central and South...

Hurray! I love it when problems are easy to solve! :)

The Horseshoe Calamity is in as our THIRD free bonus adventure, and we've got another stretch goal to enhance Greg's Design Journal with production sketches, maps, alternate art concepts, and more! Plus a FOURTH free adventure coming up at $60,000 with Greg's Feasting at Lanterngeist! Only...

The Horseshoe Calamity is in as our THIRD free bonus adventure, and we've got another stretch goal to enhance Greg's Design Journal with production sketches, maps, alternate art concepts, and more! Plus a FOURTH free adventure coming up at $60,000 with Greg's Feasting at Lanterngeist! Only...