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Yeah those dates for Scarred Lands seem a bit off. They have July 2022 for the PDF version and then skip ahead to March 2023 for the hardcover? Does it really take 9 months to print a hardcover? Does it really take 1.5 years to write a mega-adventure? I've seen both done is far less time, so...

Pretty sure it's because Pinnacle paid/asked Paizo to do it and Paizo agreed. Pinnacle doesn't publish 5e content to my knowledge. It's pretty much all Savage Worlds from them.

Well, that's your opinion. IMO 5e is just "OK". But I love Savage Worlds and their new SWADE edition is fantastic. PF2E never interested me, but I love the Paizo adventure paths so this will be a no brainer for me to pickup.

Savage Worlds has a lot of levers you can adjust to suit this type of campaign style. Have you tried SWADE at all? It does all of the things you're looking for, you just have to know which levers to pull or push.

My thoughts exactly.

No kidding eh? 10 bucks for an adventure is amazing. That's cheaper than most PDF's.

The Mellified Mage book from Free League is amazing. I got it from the Kickstarter. Their production quality is bar none the best I have ever seen.

Is it just me, or is that a LOT of errata for one book? I'm talking about Part 1 mostly, but Part 2 has some pretty big changes as well.

Yeah....there's no way the wizkids paper buildings look like that image.

Best d20 fantasy RPG there is, period. You can plug/unplug so many little parts of this game to fit it to any setting you want. Want lower magic? Strip out the traditions and paths you don't want to use. Less grimdark? Remove dark magic traditions and ancestries/monsters of that nature. Game...

I'm going to go ahead and disagree with you on this. I always liked how in 3.5 there were clear rules around Undead and what they can or cannot do. In 3.5 both zombies and skeletons were considered mindless undead. Zombies were tougher and slower and skeletons were faster but more fragile...

Not so sure that was ever going to happen. So nothing lost nothing gained?

Shadow of the Demon Lords runs Warhammer very very well, just an FYI :)

Sorta. Humans were the only race that could "dual class" while non-humans got to multiclass. The main difference was multiclassing you were advancing in all classes at the same time and split your XP amongst them as it was gained. Dual classing you focused on one class first, then changed to a...

I backed WWN no questions asked. The rest aren't my bag. Stargate I still have the old d20 RPG for it which is awesome, and doesn't have this new art "style" which I dislike.

Same here. I'm getting so tired of seeing everything under the sun made using 5e. Sure it's popular, but that doesn't mean it will be a good fit for every game, setting, and genre.

His face reminds me of the lawnmower man:

No challenge rating?

I'm in Canada and I've got all the expansions that I could find. The first two general expansions, plus the Frozen Horror and the elf one.