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3.5 had guidance on how to use 3.0 material. It wasn't hard. But it was not what I would call 100% compatibility. And it was a huge issue for many d20 publishers. And guidance is different from rules. It's more art than science. 3.0 had a conversion manual for AD&D 2nd. Does that mean that those...

If I create a subclass based on the 5.1 SRD it won't work seamlessly with the way 1D&D subclasses are currently supposed to work, so "100% compatible" wouldn't be my words of choice.

Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.

That's obviously a video game, not a VTT. It even includes an animated fireball which you can't have at your gaming table.

They were the biggest 3PP for PF1 and had many (for that time) successful Kickstarters for that game (Deep Magic or Southlands were originally kickstarted Pathfinder supllements). They even did a quarterly physical magazine for many years (it started out as 3.5, but moved to Pathfinder). They...

Kobold Press has yet to achieve a 1 million dollar Kickstarter and are regarded as the one of the biggest, if not the biggest, 3PP for 5E.

As someone who owns the complete Arthaus Ravenloft, I was underwhelmed by the 2021 version.

Of course it's subjective, but outside of obvious spelling errors, layout issues and books falling apart, there isn't really an universal metric to the quality of a RPG supplement. In my opinion, Eberron and Wildermount are far better Campaign Settings than the Spelljammer Set. It could be...

It's not the total number but the felt decrease in quality. If a company isn't able to produce a good product every other month, yet keeps doing so at the cost of quality and substance, they are producing too much. And if a company somehow manages too release a good product each month and keeps...

Paizo's amount of Open Content is on another level than WotC's. Check out the Archives of Nethys. It's also free to use for other publishers. Minus the PI, so some Feats had to be renamed for Pathbuilder. When Paizo releases a new class, others can build upon it. But there aren't many 3PPs for...

To be fair, Fateforge was already its own thing, but I doubt that most those 5E continuations will be successful. Pathfinder had its impact because it was the only widely recognized 3.5 continuation. This time, we have at least four 5.5 games. And I highly suspect that 1D&D and maybe PF2 will...

Pugmire isn't owned by Onyx Path either, but by Eddy Webb's Pugsteady Games.

There's a new Pathfinder Bundle on Humble Bundle, including the core rulebook, Bestiary 1 and 2, the GMG, Secrets of Magic, the Starter Box, Abomination Vaults, some additional modules and setting books and Foundry Assets. No physical items this time. And strangely no APG, either...

The 2000 movie was a pretty accurate representation of the game. It even included the DM handwaving a random encounter that would have resulted in a TPK (the beholder). But my favorite D&D movies are still Gamers 1 and 2.

Excluding Spelljammer which was about 50% cardboard.

Only this Demonlord on his Nightmare. There's an unmounted version, too. Look for Monstrous Encounters on MMF if you are interested. There are some shops that offer prints for those without 3d printers.

I prefere these totally unrelated printable minis: Also this: