Search results

Copied from Paizo's Blog: This year saw a huge explosion of new Pathfinder players. Remastered books like Pathfinder Player Core and Pathfinder GM Core improve upon the presentation of our popular Pathfinder Second Edition rules, remixing four years of updates and refinements to make the game...

Oh no anyway. (Not bothering with the picture.)

And a class teaching the historiology of the history of arguing about history on the internet.

So, sometimes, the people who license media properties for spin-off merchandise make ... odd choices. Yes, odd is a nice, neutral word for it. I'm interested in knowing what the weirdest one that you've ever seen was. This is the weirdest one I've ever seen. A Little Golden Book -- complete...

... who?

Oh, really? You can't tell if someone is being serious or not? Boy, that must really suck. I mean, all they did was propose a straightforward answer to a question, rather than using the opportunity to present someone else's satirical essay on the topic as though it was their own idea...

Don't say I never did you any favors.

Okubashi Mutsumi, the artist for the manga adaptation of the Saihate no Paladin novels. From a recent chapter:

Copyright in the UK lasts 70 years from the author's death. As this book was authored by a group, and one of that group (Nick Lowe) is still alive at last report, yes, it's still under copyright.

No.

Interesting sequel hook in this one.

<takes notes>

Core rulebook badly needs another editing pass, but it looks quite interesting.

This was a thing, but I'm afraid I don't know much more than what you just said. I don't remember exactly which article talks about it, but I think there might be one on A Collection of Unmitigated Pedantry, a regularly updated blog about history, pop culture and the intersection of same.

Huh. Wonder if this means there'll be no raise dead in this game. The valiant taste of death but once, after all.

Celene In one moment, so long ago that it might as well have been in another world entirely, there was a woman who had collapsed beneath the weight of her grief and the knowledge that both it and what had caused it were meaningless. In that moment, someone offered her solace in the form of...

Reading between the lines of some comments elsewhere, I suspect that this is going to be something like Studio BKom's no-longer-available Tomb of Annihilation game, about which I know zip and diddly.

Neat. This is much better, though. Right up until his last appearance, I was uncertain whether Xenk was going to turn out to be a bad guy posing as a good one -- the hints that what he went through on the night that the Red Death was unleashed "changed him" increased my suspicions -- where if...

Guardian Ariel Art by Kayla Marquez When Kei Kurama woke up, the fact that she now had superpowers was much less confusing than the news that she had been asleep for nearly three years while some other person walked around in her skin. If the friends that Rossandra had made at the Academy were...

So the music over the closing credits is "Wings of Time" by Tame Impala. It contains the repeated line "We did it right this time". Anyone else think this is a "take that" gesture to the previous D&D movies? Y'know what my biggest problem with it was? At no point does anyone say the line...