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5 out of 5 rating for Symbaroum Mechanically Sybaroum is a pretty simple game, with pretty straight forward and functional rules. There isn't a lot of math and modifiers going on, it certainly isn't simulationist, as far as complexity goes it comparable to 5e D&D if not slightly less complex...

Sorry I am still trying to figure out the state of OWoD (now just World of Darkness), Onyx Path will complete it's 20th anniversary line it seems, are you still going to be doing Masquerade 4th? or are all fully new World of Darkness rpg books going to be published by Paradox/White Wolf?

I think they are trying to promote some sort of brand synergy between the tabletop game and the video games...but honestly I don't know who is reading these things. If you play tabletop you are probably getting your D&D news from their site, or twitter, or on here on EnWorld, not this app. And I...

I think you are right, pretty sure fiend refers to Devils and Demons in 5e.

I hope I didn't give the impression that I don't think Aethera looks great, it really does and that's why I backed it. I just think it might be too ambitious a kickstarter, if you aren't able to get funding I would hope you would try again with a scaled back version of the book as a proof of...

Sadly only being 50% funded half way through a campaign usually means a project is never going to make it to 100%. Unfortunately their launch seems to have been really weak and the bump in interest they got from a io9 feature quickly fell off. I can absolutely see this setting be a success but I...

Something as simple as a write up for an encouter with dice rolls and mechanical resolutions would be good. Just to give an idea of how the system works.

I agree, I love more bestiaries, the more monsters the better. I don't as much like the idea of putting player races in a bestiary, don't mix GM content with Player content, it puts a player who likes the sound of one race in that book in the position where they would have to buy a book that is...

So this is just the numbers of people playing games right? What would be really interesting to see is if 5e has brought entirely new money into the rpg market to be spent, or if it is instead just eating up all the money that would have gone to Pathfinder in previous years? I'm guessing it's...

Oh is this another Green Ronin book like Out of the Abyss? For some reason I had it in my head that it was a WotC in house book and they definitely would have had access to the scrapped content.

I wonder how much of this book's contents will be from the elemental evil players book that disappeared?

I just tried reading the new Companion's Codex novels, I wanted to pick them up and love them the way I used to, but I got half way through "Night of the Hunter" and just quit reading. There's nothing original in these books anymore, they are just shuffled up rehashes of plot lines and...

I mean it's fair to ask why they would decide to make a new book just for Pathfinder and a relatively less popular system like S&W, when there seems to be a lot of people looking for 5e contnet, not to mention that Frog God's previous releases reflect a shift in the dominance of 5e too.

I find myself in a similar position, at 45$ just for one of the PDFs (or 90$ for both) using systems I have dropped in favour of 5e, and with Northlands not really being a recognizable name to me personally (seems like the last book in the series came out 4-5 years ago), I find this a hard sell...

It's interesting, I never knew that animal companions were such a relatively small part of the ranger suite over the years, for me that is a iconic element of the ranger, though I started playing D&D in 3.5 and loved R. A. Salvatore's novels in highschool* so you can see why that would be the...

I have to admit I'm buying everything D&D 5e related...but that was the big thing I called out as especially cool in the comments too, that and any book that add player options whether it be a campaign or a entire book of just options.

I'm not sure that psionics are exactly iconic to the Sword Coast (maybe they are, just not in my reading of the FR), I wouldn't them to just stick them in even if they were ready for release.

What was the behind the scenes reason for calling them "galems" as opposed to "golems", I assume it is to set them apart in some way? Or was there some copyright issue? I mean they are very clearly inspired by golems, they pretty much are exactly golems, they have just never been presented as...

I don't know if I would consider the UA modern stuff a hint towards Barrier peaks, they feel like two very different genres of sci-fi-fanatsy. The UA article is much more contemporary in its focus, computers, the internet, and home appliances. Barrier Peaks is more like plain medieval fantasy...

The only reference to Drizzt I have noticed in Out of the Abyss is in one of the random encounters, and it is just a beholders memory of him, he isn't even called out by name.