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Warhammer Age of Sigmar Roleplaying Game by Cubicle 7.

My group is looking for an additional person or two for our tabletop gaming sessions. We meet most Saturdays at noon-5pm in south-west Bloomington (near Eden Prairie and Shakopee). We are currently playing a homebrew D&D 5th edition campaign, but we do like to explore other game systems...

Theatre of the Mind Combat in 4ESubmitted by Uskglass 3 years ago This is an adaptation of a relative proximy zone, ToTM stylem combat system (as seen in WFRPG 3e and 13th Age) to D&D 4E. It can be used as replacement of grid combat, but since it doesn't change the basic stats and numbers of 4E...

Paradox can't do any worse than CCP did. I never would have imagined the outcome of CCP's acquisition of White Wolf, but seeing as how CCP seems to have a record for making poor business decisions I guess it isn't too surprising.

More than half of the article is devoted to converting characters....something that I'm sure very few players will be making use of. It was placed first in the article which seems like it was given more importance than adventure conversion...strange.

More than half of the article is devoted to converting characters....something that I'm sure very few players will be making use of. It was placed first in the article which seems like it was given more importance than adventure conversion...strange.

Donations have reached 50k. ToC should be coming soon.

Why would you not pronounce the 'th' in Thule like 'this' or 'that'?

Ha! At least the issue isn't as glaring as getting the wrong logo on the book like Paizo did with the Advanced Class Guide last year. I think it's just the nature of getting these books rushed out the door in time for Gen Con.

Two massive books detailing the fantasy world of Glorantha. The Kickstater for it raised over $260,000. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/224590870/the-guide-to-glorantha/description

That's a very good point. I hadn't thought of it from that perspective. I also approached the question from a point a view that didn't acknowledge that people have different interests. Some people really enjoy mathematics and statistics, while I quite dislike them. While I really enjoy reading...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it sounds like you are reading these books because you intend to use the setting material or game mechanics for the RPG games that you do play. If you never played a single RPG in your life and you never intended to in the future, would you still enjoy reading these...

"So I’m always surprised, and a little dismayed, when RPGs are left out of the popular discussion about books and reading." Well, the first thing is that there is only one RPG that can be considered anywhere near popular. The second reason is that most people do not buy these books to simply...

I'm pretty excited about this product, but $70 just to qualify for Kickstarter exclusives and stretch goals (which have not even been revealed yet), seems a bit high. I wish the PDF reward tier had the stretch goals as well.

Yeah, I agree with you on the lack of material for non-spellcasters. I tend to shy away from using spellcasters so it's a bit disappointing to see nothing new for those classes. As for the races, it seems that the PHB covered all of the basic races so I would expect any additional ones to be a...

I'm curious...Can you please give an example of a product that would give you something of use and be worthy of your purchase. You obviously don't care about new races or new spells.

Has this been announced yet? http://www.drivethrucards.com/builder/pathfinder Drivethrucards allows you to make your own Pathfinder card game cards now. Edit: Nevermind...looks like it was announced Tuesday on the Paizo blog.

Green Ronin's 'Fantasy AGE Rulebook' and Monte Cook Games' 'Cypher System Rulebook'.

Hmm...I guess you should have bothered to read the page. What made you think you would get seven hard copy books for less than $30 (with six of those being close to 400 pages)? Doesn't that seem too good to be true? Anyway, to answer your question (which is answered on the same page you did not...

Depending on the circumstances of the encounter I'd rather play it off as if the characters had been knocked out instead of killed. Perhaps they end up in a prison or are enslaved, thus losing a certain amount of levels due to atrophy. Perhaps whoever defeated them left them for dead but stole...