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What? When I used the pricing calculator 100 pages 8.5" x 11" (big!) color premium glossy hardcover was $27 cost. 200 pages was $45. What is driving up your price?

All good points, haven't decided yet. While I appreciate how 5e split things into blunt, slash, pierce, there is something off with the implementation that I can't quite put my finger on. Maybe because its tracking too much when often it doesn't matter. Or because 500+ monsters end up with...

My understanding is that kickstarter is only worth it if you have an established internet presence such that you can get enough eyeballs over there. I have a question though, lets say you have the quality of the D&D books, hardcover, which is fantastic quality. Then you have the drivethru...

Good idea. Yeah I'm going to update the list to fix up the offhands to be a tad more realistic.

I found core 2e to be quite balanced due to carefully selected magic items providing what the classes were otherwise missing and getting everyone on roughly the same power level.

Oh the brandistock, my go to weapon in Chivalry Medieval Warfare (old version). I mean thats a lot of polearms, I think the tricky part is distinguishing them so that each bring something different to the table, and are valid choices (beyond fluff of what it looks like). Where did you get that...

Well its high fantasy with a grim dark twist so no guns. Not at the stage of deciding on setting, but even if I did it would that would be for an adventure not the core rules which are to be generic enough. I'm just want the starter armor and weapons not to raise red flags, like accidentally...

Its a fantasy place, fantasy time and fantasy culture.

Sure but I'm trying to keep things as simple as is necessary, so take every fantasy monster and villain and average the effectiveness.

I think I used this google result which suggested that the bastard sword was longer/heavier. https://battlingblades.com/pages/what-is-the-difference-between-bastard-sword-vs-longsword Primarily I want to distinguish between a sword which can be used one-handed vs a sword which really needs to...

Hmm for scimitar I guess I was thinking Drizzt but thats a little too DnD, I can take it off. So just dagger and axe from my googling. Alright great, I'll work on those weights thanks!

I got a reply :-)

I would be interested in you thoughts and examples idk what riders are though, apart from people who sit on steeds :-) I'll have to read some basics on 4e.

I haven't done ranged weapons yet but can you look through this generic weapon list and a) does anything stand out as egregiously missing, like some fav melee weapon you like? b) does anything look like it has too much damage (or too little) compared to another weapon in the list. (Updated 26-Feb)

Its a good point, I am trying disuade the use of it for dungeoneering, maybe I should just remove it from the list of player options. I just don't think (per someone elses comment) that it is practical to go into a megadungeon dressed like

Fair point. So maybe I can call it leather brigandine?