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The latter. In fact, I think there are currently THREE parallel Vampire lines. Requiem, Masquerade 20th Anniversary Edition, and Masquerade 5th Edition.

They did? Cool! Then I've renewed hope for Hunter as well.

They do seem to have skipped it and Geist and moved straight to Mummy 2nd Edition, though I'm not losing hope just yet. For Hunter, that is. I've pretty much resigned myself to never seeing anything Geist-related ever again.

On what basis are you jumping to these conclusions?

My biggest fear is that the group won't want to play it (and running it for a different group isn't really an option). And I really want to run it, it has such an impact on the setting! Although at least one of the players who have played the Kingmaker vidyagame is really gung-ho about getting...

This does put a bit of a damper on my plans to run the adventure path. 3/4 players in my regular Pathfinder group played the Kingmaker PC game, and I don't expect the number to be much different for this one.

The Revived makes perfect sense to me as a rogue subclass. Who better to literally cheat Death than a rogue?

I live in a country that has used the metric system for all of its history, but I use imperial when I play D&D. If I translated D&D into Finnish I would still use imperial measurements. If I made an original Finnish medieval fantasy RPG I would use old Finnish measurements rather than metric...

I object to Pathfinder being called "classic," partly because it makes me feel old.

I'm actually a bit surprised that there's a printer friendly version.

Sci-fi stories tend to be about the society they are written in. If anything the megacorp concept will go out of fashion because people crave escapism.

There is no place for silliness and whimsy in a game that has owlbears and beholders.

AI isn't even the first incorporated adventuring party in the Realms, the original FR box set had Halfling Inc..

3rd was my first edition of D&D so I can't say much for the transition from 2nd, but I will just chime in with my pronunciation of THAC0: [θako]

This doesn't seem to be a sequel to the original games, so naming it Baldur's Gate 3 seems a bit confusing.Like, if there's no gameplay or plot continuity, why bill it as the third part?

I'm somewhat embarrassed to admit that I'm jealous of people who name their characters something like "Lilith" or "Shadow." I'm too preoccupied with cleverness to embrace the cool.

No.

Isn't that the only reason anything happens in FR canon?

There’s already a canon corporation from back in the AD&D days, Halflings Inc., so this isn’t unprecedented.

I don't have an issue with the current official options for crafting in D&D 5th, but Witch+Craft is giving off a nice vibe.