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Indeed. Expand on WHY we should buy--or not buy--the game, how mechanics work, etc, but don't tease us.

I don't normally retain an entire quote (I usually edit for brevity), but.... HEAR HEAR. Well said.

If it's that 2d20 garbage rule set.....major disappointment. I hope they pursue a different rules engine.

See, the appeal of a starter set is usually that it's stripped down regarding rules and content, but it's also CHEAPER. A lower price point to dip your toes in the water and see if it's to your liking. 50GBP (which is $67USD) is not cheap.

Non-PULSED?!? It certainly is a Deadlands game. I think you mean "nonplussed".

That's not at all what I said. I offered to James to edit his manuscript, since the first version of the PDF was rife with errors. He accepted my offer. My only "payment" is my name in the credits as a proofer/editor. (This was per my request. I mentioned that, if he was so inclined, a dead...

I wasn't hired. It was volunteer work. I don't have an official degree in editing or anything...I'm just proficient with punctuation and grammar and can spot errors fairly easily.

I edited a fair chunk of it, and I can say there are entire chapters that I offered to James that needed corrections and he...ignored me? had better things to do? was too busy with other issues? I dunno, but I can say there are parts that really needed a better editing pass and when I offered...

I'm almost perplexed why this ^ game is getting so much love, yet White Star (which is dead simple) seems to be languishing. (Don't get me wrong--I have a great deal of respect for Alan Bahr.)

Clogs are very popular in some parts of the world.

I love the rules--I have the E Otis cover version, and I have this reprint in PDF, and S&W's version of D&D just hits my buttons. The art is solidly "meh". The area I'm worried about is the overly frilly fonts. If you look above, even with perfect 20/20 vision, I can't tell at a glance the...

I'm with Innerdude. I watched 30 minutes of a 90 minute video of a playthrough, and while I enjoy Sam Witwer, everything else seemed so....gimmicky. They never even got to rolling dice after 30 minutes. The dice I see reminds me of the recent Fantasy Flight Games RPGs, where you have "special...

You had me at "villains with excellent mustaches".

I love the fanged mouth above the Innocent. I also like, in the Druid card, the far right tree looks a bit like a twisted man holding up the weight of the branches. His knees bend to the right, his hips to the left, and his head hangs low between his shoulders (which are the base of the...

LOLWUT? The Squire level is $50 for Pathfinder or S&W in PDF. EDIT--My bad, I see what you're saying, now. Sorry. Apparently I can't delete my post.

I continue to be amazed that GR forces those who buy physical copies of their products to PAY for PDF copies, instead of granting them for free as most other companies do.

Agreed. The 2d20 system is....I'll be politic and say "not for me".

Agreed, wholeheartedly. Goodman Games, for example, does a great job with 'setting lite' adventures, and I'd love to see more like that.

5 out of 5 rating for Pathfinder Roleplaying Game: Beginner Box This takes a somewhat complicated rules system (the PF core rules) and simplifies & streamlines it to it's absolute basics. Great for kids, beginners, or those of use who want a "lighter" version of 3.5/Pathfinder.

I can't recommend Gypsy Knights products highly enough--they're all REALLY good.