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4 Winds Fantasy Gaming Joins Indie Press Revolution, Announces Pre-order for The Book of Arcane Magic Release Date – July 31, 2009 Great Falls, Montana-based 4 Winds Fantasy Gaming announced today that they have joined Indie Press Revolution. Indie Press Revolution (IPR), founded by Ed Cha of...

4 Winds Fantasy Gaming has posted the third of five previews to The Book of Arcane Magic: A Sourcebook for Bards, Sorcerers and Wizards! The Book of Arcane Magic is a Pathfinder Roleplaying Game compatible product that will release in August 2009. This product features over 100 new arcane...

4 Winds Fantasy Gaming has posted the second of five previews to The Book of Arcane Magic: A Sourcebook for Bards, Sorcerers and Wizards! The Book of Arcane Magic is a Pathfinder Roleplaying Game compatible product that will release in August 2009. This product features over 100 new arcane...

4 Winds Fantasy Gaming has posted the first preview for The Book of Arcane Magic: A Sourcebook for Bards, Sorcerers and Wizards, to be released as a Pathfinder Roleplaying Game compatible product in August 2009. This product features over 100 new arcane spells, new feats based on colleges of...

4 Winds Fantasy Gaming releases GM’s Aid III: Monster Knowledge Cards Volume 1 – Aboleth to Fungus Release Date – May 30, 2009 4 Winds Fantasy Gaming announced the release of their latest PDF product today – GM’s Aid III: Monster Knowledge Cards Volume 1 – Aboleth to Fungus. This is the third...

4 Winds Fantasy Gaming enters agreement with One Book Shelf to sell PDF products Release Date – April 28, 2009 4 Winds Fantasy Gaming announced today it has entered an agreement with One Book Shelf to self PDF downloads of some 4 Winds roleplaying gaming products. One Book Shelf – parent...

I like Paizo's Critical Hit Deck myself. It doesn't have a body hit location chart for normal hits, but many of the critical effects do specify certain areas of the body and have corresponding penalties for them.

Yeah, our current website is kind of a "placeholder" and not the final website. We'll be posting a lengthier upcoming product list in the near future, too. We've got quite a line-up of products planned but it's a bit too early to reveal all of it just yet. Keep checking though!

Oh we will! Look for our first preview sometime next month.

4 Winds Fantasy Gaming to publish under Paizo’s Pathfinder Compatibility License 4 Winds Fantasy Gaming to publish products under Paizo’s Pathfinder Compatibility License Release Date - March 21, 2009 4 Winds Fantasy Gaming announced today its intentions to publish tabletop fantasy...

Just downloaded it today after seeing the link over on the Paizo Pathfinder forums. Haven't played with it yet, but it looks really cool. Should be helpful for me in NPC generation for one of my games.

As others have said, don't spring this on her like the other players. Talk to her about it first and if she is ok with the idea, then it's cool to surprise the other players with it. Several years ago in a game I ran, my wife's female magic-user and an NPC ranger/cleric were a couple. My wife...

And I think that's what bothers me most about 4e. :( If I want superheroes I'll play Mutants & Masterminds again. :) And that's nothing against John McClane, because I loved Live Free or Die Hard.

If that were the case, I would expect some sort of penalities for fighting with a sword wound on your shoulder and greenstick fracture in your forearm. However, there isn't one. You are, for all intents and purposes, fully healed. Me, I prefer it when the fight went so badly the cleric used...

Thanks Scott and WotC. Right now, all I can think about is Gary's last line from the episode of Futurama he was on, and it's fitting. "Anyone want to play Dungeons and Dragons for the next quadrillion years?"

I've never really seen them as that small, going all the way back to 1st Edition, or even Original D&D. The way they were presented in the LotR films is pretty much how I have always pictured halflings (minus the furry feet - only some of my halflings have furry feet; the others don't).

Still running a long-time 3.5 game with no plans to stop, and just starting another one. I don't plan to stop with 3.5 - unless it's to run a 1st or 2nd edition game.

I was eight years old, just a few months away from my 9th birthday. It was 1978 and my Dad gave the old Blue Box Basic D&D set. Took me about a year to get the rules nailed down and round up some friends to play, but that was the beginning. So I'm going on 30 years as a gamer now.

Great comparison! :lol: I wish I'd thought of that!

My games (both my homebrew and my FR) have three halfling subraces - the ghostwise, the lightfoot and the strongheart. Ghostwise are pretty much just like the Forgotten Realms write-up. Lightfoot are pretty much just like the PHB write-up. Strongheart are pretty much just like Hobbits.