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I want to check this out, but I really need to catch up on the '10 Things You Didn't Know About Return of the Jedi' first. Otherwise I'll be baffled.

And now, at the two hour mark, it's over $400K. Everything's unlocked.

I'd go straight Jack Kirby New Gods style: larger-than-life good aliens trying to protect this primitive fantasy world from the villainous machinations of evil robots. Don't forget the on-the-nose names, like Prince Virtuon, Lord Sreelheart, Whiz-Kid, Wylde Dogg, etc.

I could live without the bookmarks and ribbons, but I’d sure like that adventure generator and those extra adversary cards...

Yeah, that thing's bad news. The damage inflicted by its Hellfire Breath (5d6!) could be a party-killer all by itself, not to mention the debilitating curse it inflicts. I feel bad for my Seasoned PCs who're gonna have to face it some moonless night on a windswept shore. Yeah, just awful...

Looks like they’re forging something... precious.

I’m glad to see CR left out. A good idea, but it never seemed to do what I wanted it to. I have more faith in the GM Eyeball.

Great info; thanks for sharing. I’m in as a backer, and I’m looking forward to trying the system changes out on my table of Pathfinder/D&D 5E fans, to see how it stacks up.

Please put me down for Reason Number Five: 'My generic system...', with a side order of '...and I think focusing on a deeper understanding of its rules will allow me and my players to get more enjoyment from it than we could from your bespoke system.'

It definitely helps—thank you!

Hi, there. I'm going to be running the Savage Worlds adaptation of Rise of the Runelords as soon as it arrives in my hot little hands. I'm looking for advice from anybody who's run this Adventure Path in the past on how to best present it to my players. Any and all advice would be very much...

I’m 50 now, nine or ten when I started. My first RPGs were the historical stuff TSR was putting out at the time: Top Secret, Boot Hill, and Gangbusters. After that, our DM showed up with AD&D.

My minor nitpick is that I wish they’d called ‘Smite Evil’ something different, just to avoid any connection to the power that’s also called ‘smite.’ But I think I can get over it.

Thanks for posting those previews. I really like how this is looking.

I'm really looking forward to this! I tried Pathfinder with my group, way back when--loved the setting, hated the system. So this is just perfect.

I really like this series! In addition to using the adventures, it's inspired me to start writing up my own treasure hunt adventure, using the guidelines in the core rules.

If Edge Entertainment is going to be releasing more stuff into the English-speaking market, I hope they do a translation of Steam States, their thoroughly cool-looking fantasy steampunk western: http://www.edgeent.com/libros/coleccion/steam_states

I used to switch systems all the time--I enjoyed learning and tweaking different rule sets. But now that I've found a generic universal roleplaying game system (no, not that one) that I really like, I stick with it. If I hear about a game with a premise or setting that sounds intriguing, my...

The Cloak of the Lycanthrope, part one of the epic Heroes of Haberdashery adventure series. Don't miss The Kobold's Kilt and Spats of the Spirits--coming soon!

Hey, if the trolls build their own bridges, they can charge whatever they want. Until the local nobility takes it over. To ensure compliance with newly-instituted construction safety standards, of course.