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Yeah...the FAQ titles don't really give you insight into the actual answers, If that page is actually live somewhere I would love to see it...

Haha that FAQ is pretty clearly influenced by the questions people have been asking of Trapdoor, which is a good thing, shows a little more awareness on their part. I'll be interested to see how the customization of character sheets and monster stat blocks works, If they are developing a truly...

Google can usually differentiate between different uses of the same word, as you enter in the search term you need to make sure you choose the right sub heading. Edit: Yeah like this: http://www.google.ca/trends/explore#q=%2Fm%2F04dzk1_%2C%20%2Fm%2F026q9&cmpt=q

That's pretty cool Iv'e never seen that before! I definitely think that's way more representative of how "popular" a RPG is, at least among the people who lurk online talking about them (like me...). I wonder if it would be possible to use the Google trending to find broader references and...

Haha, I mean sales have a part to play, but a really accurate measure would consider brick and mortar sales, plus direct/amazon/drivethrurpg sales, and then balancing that against polling on what games people are actually sitting at the table and playing (which frankly should be the most heavily...

Actually you are a "Backer", there is a reason kickstarter uses that word, It's very clear in their fine print that you don't have any of the protections/rights of a Investor or a Customer. The well run Kickstarters that gain positive community following more often than not will treat you as a...

At this point I don't know if its really safe to say that Pathfinder is still the bestselling/most popular RPG system out there, I have a feeling that once the numbers come in from the release of 5e it will well and surely be back on top. The only reason WotC ever dropped down the list in the...

That was something that dumbfounded me too in the Beta, the character editor that didn't let you edit parts of your character, that's a issue. I actually never though to look and see if they have solved that issue for their proposed kickstarter release.

I'm not sure why they have such a giant team developing this project? Seems huge for what they are designing. "The Trapdoor team working on Morningstar consists of six senior-level developers, a creative director who leads both UX and visual design efforts, a web developer, a production artist...

I'm surprised they haven't cancelled early. From my perspective that would show a little more perspective and awareness on their part, having a cancelled kickstarter on the books seems slightly less damaging to your future prospects compared to a FAILED kickstarter. I'm interested to see what...

I always assumed they had some sort of agreement considering the 4e application on the front page of Herolab (yeah I just loaded it up and even without scraping from Insider is hase basic 4e content). If it was all unofficial I would have thought WotC would have cease and desisted Lonewolf into...

I think one thing to consider is that Lonewolf already had a stable relationship with WotC from their 4e support. I would guess that they probably have some insider information which they are dancing around in this announcement. I don't think they would start developing this 5e creator without...

Yeah I hope WotC takes note and throws their support behind them. I would even be okay with Lonewolf developing a stand alone application based off of Herolab but just for 5e, that way WotC could move the sale and licensing of the program to their website, I imagine that would be a more...

Ok I answered my own question, this book is just going to be a upgrade, it doesn't seem like it will stand on its own. I kinda agree with the thoughts that it might just be a trial balloon to test fan opinion of doing a overhaul of the entire line at some point, I could see how Paizo would be...

Do we know for sure if this book is meant to be used in conjunction with the old pathfinder corebook, like an upgrade or errata, or is it going to be a book that is contains the entire game system, not just the elements that have been changed from the last pathfinder corebook?

Assuming this isn't "pre-rendered" or concept animation I am impressed with the UI...but the features still aren't impressing me to the tune of $50, plus monthly fees, plus the cost of new modules... I like the look of the Monster/NPC tracker that is something I could use, but most of the other...

Pledge levels are the first thing I look at, but there is a lot to be gleamed from the total of what they are asking for, it lets you compare them to similar projects, and inform you if what they are asking for is reasonable. For example most major RPG core books like Numenera or Demon: The...

Except that you aren't using $180 dollars of D&D book content, you are using the FREE core pathfinder resources. You don't get to use D&D as your price point anymore...sorry.

Is the price point on this not quite steep? $50 for the player and GM content, when your main competitor Herolab is only $30. And having to pay monthly for the developer tools feels like double dipping when you are already going to be making commission off of the sale of user generated content...