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Right, you have a poor ethereal creature just walking down the ethereal street, minding its own business and you want to up and smash him just because you happen to see him. You need to first say that its coming right for you.

I always liked this booklet and got a few campaigns out of it. I found it to be a good style and formed what I think of Forgotten Realms (FR). First one I thought of reading the thread title.

Looks like Goodman Games has something they are giving away. The free preview looks like it is both 5e and DCC at the same time. It is part of a future campaign/Kickstarter but looks like it might be ok. Kobold Press has this for Tales of the Valiant (ToV). I could not find it on their...

Is it just because his name sounds like the original guys name? Please tell me he he does not need the money.

What is that saying- You get what you reward. Give the PCs cool stuff for being part of the faction. This can be aid, item, information, etc... My players do not care for factions. We play in FR and have the basic factions, but do not get that involved with them. I have not push them on the...

One reason I did not buy the book and only use some online stuff for monsters.

I mostly blow it over and just give out the GP value. Then it is assumed they sell it off in town first chance they get. I try to penalize the PCs for destroying things for the parts. If there is a statue with gems I say is worth 1000gp and the PCs choose to break it up for parts, they might...

Is there any worth adding data from post sales of a product. Those sales not involved in the KS, but purchased the product within one year after, or two years? There might be something in profit or type of release and pricepoint.

I'm hoping Fantastic 4 is good. They could use a hit.

I basically only play D&D, at least now-a-days. It was and is the favorite. But then it changes with each edition, so while the basics are the same game, the details change over time. I would still call it the same game.

Big Bugs: Not the bunny, but things like carrion crawlers and giant ants and bees.

I was trying to grasp the concept and came up with riders. Monsters that work with animals as mounts such as goblins and worgs. The module with orcs and axbeaks. Even dragons act as mounts in some games like Dragonlance (DL).

I watched the first one and found it interesting enough that I'll watch some more. This weekend is the US Open golf, so more likely next week.

Wouldn't each language have its own sign language? It would be easier to just have an universal one like 'common', but makes sense that dwarves and elves would develop their own styles.

Army hand and arm signals. 30 seconds before jumping out.