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I really don't like the Panache ability. It's a mixture of the 4e taunt ability and a non-magical charm.

A dedicated Artificer class could allow things like alchemists and other magical crafting archetypes to be put under its umbrella.

This is probably just some monster in one of their upcoming adventure path books.

I hope when they do release a content book, it's a hefty volume with high quality content. I prefer quality over quantity.

I would really like to see a d20 Modern under the 5th edition rules.

The Dark Sun 5e Player's Handbook is 5th edition focused. That guide to Greyhawk is just rule system neutral.

It'd be nice to have a Greyhawk pdf book similar to the recently fan created Dark Sun 5e Player's Handbook.

One thing this article didn't address is what they consider the warlock spellcasting to be valued at. Similar to a full caster's spellcasting?

I guess if you just wanted to replace the Ranger spells, this new one is alright. I think there are spells such as Darkvision and Longstrider that the Ranger had that should have been compensated for via abilities. Not exactly a mundane Ranger though since it still has magical abilities like...

I have a feeling people think that what Wil Wheaton is doing with shows like Tabletop is solely motivated out of wanting to have fun or love of the hobby. However, he's getting paid and Geek & Sundry is owned by Legendary Pictures, a large motion picture company who produces blockbuster films...

If it was just them promoting games they liked, that is different. When it goes into the realm of marketing, money is changing hands for brand awareness. It looks like marketing, when the game designer is the GM for the game they have on it. It's also the only RPG they've ever had on Tabletop...

The impression I get is that they will do everything except producing campaign setting books. Adventure paths, videogames, novels, and probably other stuff. Basically things they should be creating on top of the basics, not in place of the basics.

If they just plan to keep producing adventure paths, that's completely neglecting a very large part of the market that play in the campaign setting and don't use adventures. I understand not wanting to just keep producing setting books for the sake of producing them, but surely they will at...

The whole thing looks like a marketing gimmick. Even from the point that Dragon Age was on Tabletop with one of the designers of it being the GM. That would totally be fine, if they were upfront about it and if this show wasn't Kickstarted.

If Pathfinder Online was cancelled, there probably wouldn't be refunds.

After reading opposition views on him, I am more inclined to give him the benefit of the doubt. Maybe he was just naive instead of unethical. He backtracked on his opinion that they did nothing wrong when they dragged a completely unrelated online community through the dirt on one person's word...

I don't think it's going to drag some internet war here. He is from what I've read, generally not disliked by people who support Gamergate. He didn't censor them on the Escapist forums despite having dissenting opinion. When I did my search on him, all I see is posts by them saying it's...

Who are you even talking to? Sorry, but I don't play in online hash tag movements. I don't even use Twitter. However, what I do is gather facts before I form an opinion on someone or something. What Greg Tito has said and done is available on the internet. I am basing my opinion on his actions...

I didn't know most people, let alone most gamers, would want news suppressed and articles not fact checked as long as it agrees with their agenda. It's great there is someone here that is an expert in ethical journalism to educate me.

I think it should be relevant to anyone who wants someone ethical working at their company. Well, unless said company wants someone to lie to their customers.