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They became neutral in 3e and LN in 5e.

That's pretty close to the way some real world nations act.

I've always associated Waterdeep with Cologne because of the german Baldur's Gate localization.

Interesting. Four large monsters but no huge one.

The elemental evil boardgame should contain its share of elementals, too, offering a far better price per mini.

How Necromancer/Frog God?

Haunting of Harrowstone It should work quite well without the rest of the AP

Serpent's Skull Spoiler There's also this: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/730004812/throne-of-night-a-pathfinder-rpg-adventure-path Not official Paizo material, but FMGs previous AP, Way of the Wicked, was excellent. Cyclopean Depths from Frog God Games is also a series of Underdark...

Even with the Freeport Kickstarter not meeting its final stretch goal, a Pathfinder Advanced Bestiary will probably be made. What other Green Ronin products would you like to see for Pathfinder? I would certainly be interested in the Book of Fiends (eventhough some of the fiends have already...

How about announcing Creature Collection Complete?

Would those monsters be 'never seen before'? As for the Creature Collections, I'd prefer a Creature Collection Complete.

Is there any way to change the damage of an attack or add an armor bonus? I tried to use it to convert 3.5 creatures to PF, but it's probably to restrictive for that.

There were Fighting Fantasy books by that Steve Jackson, too. Scorpion Swamp if I remember correctly.

Having seen Misfortune and Dual Cursed Oracles in play, it's an extremely powerful ability. One might say overpowered. I roll in the open, though.

If players and DM know their thing, combats may be fast indeed, ending after a few rounds with the side that lost initiative or failed a saving throw totally devestated. Just yesterday, I nearly killed the party with a single piscodaemon. Had the party's witch won initiative and cast a succesful...

Bards were a pretty solid class in 3.5. With the changes to Inspire Courage, I'd say they still are a pretty solid class in Pathfinder.

No, it isn't. But I prefer it to any edition of D&D (although I like 4E, too).

That's not a powergamer, that's a munchkin. And the winning move is not playing with them at all.

Considering that Paizo has taken a more firm stance on errata in recent times, I'm not sure if Pathfinder is going to remain a safe haven for those unhappy about WotC's errata. With the exception of the recent nerf to brass knuckles, I'm rather happy about this.

But that's not how it works (aside from Antagonize). And in my opinion, most enemies would be pretty stupid to attack a highly armored fighter while a bunch of guys behind the fighter attack him. If PCs can use tactics, NPCs can, too. They don't attack the fighter because he taunted them, they...