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Tell it on the mountain Relique! -DM Jeff

I'm going to also have to throw in for d20 Modern with Urban Arcana (practically Shadowrun in everything but name) and just 1 or 2 supplements for magic variety and it's perfect. Worked outstanding for our group. -DM Jeff

Well, the Star Wars Saga book looks neat. That page was about 10% interesting. -DM Jeff

Good lord, I went and counted and I own 23 of them too. I wonder if we own same ones? Well, I did wonder, now I'm already on to something else. -DM Jeff

The more you tighten your grip Tarkin, the more star systems will slip through your fingers. -DM Jeff

It's great. We're already using it in our games. -DM Jeff

You're not alone Hobo. When I brought this up at Paizo's boards the response I got was very much along the lines of: you can still use your 3.5 hardcovers to play the Pathfinder Adventure Path and modules, because the stats within will be so familiar and easy to read at a glance with 3.5 rules...

As others have said, wow, I will actually return to visiting En World on a daily basis again! And this will easily be my first stop. Agreeing with Eric, it was a neglected board...until now! Three cheers for Pathfinder! :) -DM Jeff

Exactly. And like another mentioned, I DO tape my Map Packs together in their pre-configured way, and that works great. You can still fold 'em up and slip 'em into a page protector. I am running out of space to store my heavy cardstock D&D Dungeon Tiles, but they are so worth it. -DM Jeff

This is the only game from the 80's I'll never, ever part with. I can't beleive it's not in print by someone today, it's a super game. -DM Jeff

I ran Hollow's Last Hope and it was quite fun. I can't place my finger on it, but the stories they tell don't jade even my long-time players. While the plots may sound familiar or relatively simple, there are always very interesting encounters and good moods portrayed. I ran Carnival of Tears...

Right you are. Huh. Well, then I al right there with you, miond boggled and all. I do wish you were not left hanging by a line however! -DM Jeff

Because that was Peter Adkison and Ryan Dancey, talking there, good sir. -DM Jeff

*taps fingers together ala Monte Burns* "Excellent." -DM Jeff

I stand and approve of of your fine message. Well said. -DM Jeff

No, Clark, it isn't you. I always blame the setting. Rules for roleplaying? Hardly. Bad setting vs. Good setting? All the difference to my crew. That seems a mighty wide gap for what we're discussing here. I stand and applaud Paizo for their brave initiative with Pathfinder and fully support...

This is the first time since Harbinger that my wife and I have NOT ordered two cases per set, and then picked up stragglers on Ebay. With that, here's why: 1) The new set offers almost no new figures we don't already have something for. I understand the hesitation of putting out figures for...

Maybe. But not if the rules or the GSL straight-jackets said company's creative direction. And that, as I hear, is Paizo's biggest concern. -DM Jeff

>>"Retailers must take all D&D 3.5 Player’s Handbooks that are exchanged, tear out the pages, and return the full cover with the consumer forms using the return label provided in the book kit.">> White Wolf? EAT MY SHORTS -DM Jeff