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Golarion = Paizo's world. Glorantha = RuneQuest's world. *** I'm glad I'm a Paizo fan, rather than a WotC fan. I have a lot of content for the weekend!

Loved his Oathbound setting. Ran two campaigns there. Hope to return one day.

It reminds me of when Mongoose utterly botched the first d20 version of Conan. I've never trusted Mongoose since.

This is an amazing resource: Thank you!

Good to see another 13G fan. Similarly, I'm going to see what I can steal from this for a future 13G game.

Why are so many articles garbage? It's not just D&D articles. PS: This question of mine is rhetorical. It's all about the clickbait.

C'mon, Talien, you have to move past motherhood statements and exaggeration. There is a genuine story to tell.

Of course, that also means he's not supposed to be addressed or referred to as Dr. And here's another point to consider: When you use a fake title for someone in this sort of context, that tends to have a negative effect on the perceptions of the project. After all, if you have to resort to...

For DMs Consider using Masterplan to run your combats. It keeps track of hit points, bonuses, penalties, and conditions. Also, if you're the DM, it does the dice rolling for attacks and damage for you as well. Build your own stat blocks. At this point in 4E's life, chances are you're much...

Understood. A certain person has, again, insinuated that Paizo is having financial difficulties on one of the most widely-read RPG forums on the internet. There is no evidence for this insinuation other than his inability to properly parse a statement made ten years ago in a completely...

There are no rumours of money problems at Paizo. There is a certain passive-aggressive, dog-whistling schmuck who trots out vague allusions to this without any support. Of course, I am not calling you a passive-aggressive, dog-whistling schmuck....

These sorts of disputes are normally hashed out over at Candlekeep. Look for George Krashos (aka Krash); he's the expert on all things dwarven and has Ed's imprimatur.

Great stuff and a great thread. For a more alliterative title, why not Fallcrest's Fall? :)

Yes.

The offline Compendium, the CBLoader-powered offline character builder, and Masterplan for building monsters. Along with Word and Excel, these are the things I simply must have run my 4E games.

2E's The Shattered Circle. This is one of the most creative site-based adventures of all time - in the same class as Caverns of Thracia - but it doesn't get much love because it came out at the tail-end of 2E when TSR was really on the skids. It's also a reminder of just how good Bruce Cordell...

82.5436%. It's a shame that Rich Baker and Chris Perkins didn't write more of the early adventures for 4E. Both of them seemed to "get" 4E. (The other option would have been sending Bruce Cordell back in time - a la Austin Powers - to get back his adventure-writing mojo.) For me, my formative...

This worries me for the same reason as others have alluded to. Keep on the Shadowfell. And not to forget the other early 4E adventure - coincidentally by Mike Mearls - Pyramid of Shadows. Notwithstanding that the accepted wisdom is that adventures don't sell, all it takes is for one or two...

Great stuff! After reading the recent Lair Assault, Pit of Madness, I'd be sorely tempted to use it to inspire an update of the Black Cyst area of WG4. Of course, I just love my PCs fighting aspects.... :)

Why doesn't Next have its own forum? It's the new thing. It's polarising (just as 4E was when it was announced). It's also something where there are new snippets of news and/or rumours from time to time so it is well-suited to having its own forum.