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I mean, I think we all know based on his work that "creative" is not something that can be properly applied to LaNasa in just about any capacity.

I mean, it's already BLATANTLY clear that Justin deleted comments in there as he's clearly replied to messages that aren't in the screenshots. So I really don't know what he thinks this proves, other than "Yes, I do delete messages."

In complete fairness the Ebay note could be considered questionable anyway. Just about everything else in the James Ward Collection that the seller is advertising has a certificate from Ward verifying it; the note is among the few items that doesn't.

You're not wrong, and to be clear I'm not trying crap on Paizo for it. There is a matter of some people who would buy the books seeing them in a physical store or Amazon and not realizing there was a free version they could download (the description on Amazon, as you can see here, made no...

It looks way more like a cursive capital S to me more than a cursive capital J. As someone who uses the J in my signature, once you've done the top loop you would have to make a conscious choice not to create the lower loop that goes under the horizon -- at which point, you're not doing a J...

I mean in fairness, by Justin terms that's downright uncannily accurate. :p

Was gonna say this one myself. At least Marvel's is (presumably) a significantly less expensive price than the final book will be. The Pathfinder 2 Playtest was $30 for softcover, $45 for hardcover and $60 for deluxe hardcover. It still blows my mind that people paid that much for that.

I'd like to say that it's surprising that anyone, even someone married to LaNasa, would do that. I can't say that, but I'd like to.

Man, all the cool kids are getting blocked! I'm not there yet, but dreaming big!

Satine Phoenix. There's a whole...thing going on with her and her partner Jamison Stone that is its own brand of "JFC, why are people?"

I think my favorite funny recent thing about this is how LaNasa typo'd his way into an "official statement" explicitly stating that FFA Gaming is a trademark violation of Future Farmers of America.