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I don't know about best gnome voices, but the group had a lot of fun in this adventure, the gnomish names alone was a huge win that kept everyone chuckling the whole time.

I'm running this with my group, along with the starter set, because as you all know, it's set in the same region. The campaign has really come alive and the group is having lots of fun. They are now 5th level, and I think I will continue with the online expansions to the essentials boxed.

Trying to influence the poll by listing the psionics options first? lol

I loved it, it was a bit cheesy at times (Chewie and Matz moment for example, cool, but how did she know?). It was a good finale to the saga, left the theater happy, and have seen it twice already. I'll probably watch it once or twice more at theaters, IMAX and 3D.

What if they had a bad back? :)

I wish we had a simulator to test these :geek:

Ok, It really doesn't bother me that much, because a rapier will never match the damage output of greatsword or a greataxe, so yes, you can add your maxed out dex to the damage, just a greatsword guy would add str, but the dice make a difference too.

So this is not a problem with monks, but with all classes?

This is very unfortunate, their products were so nice.

I have used them when playing Darksun, Greyhawk, and FR (2e). And the again when played Eberron (3.5). We used the 1e rules for a bit, then the complete psionics handbook, then the skills and powers version. Finally I used the Expanded Psionics handbook of 3e. Both as player and as a DM.

I use it all the time, it works great

It doesn't sound like it's going to be an accident LOL

I did this in my 18th level 5e game. The dragon (actually a simulacrum of a gold dragon, yeah sue me) is the guardian of some ruins, the original dragon (which created the simulacrum) died of old age waiting to be relieved of his duties, and the simulacrum survived because it doesn't age and was...

One of PF1's objectives was to remain compatible with 3.5, so their hands were tied, on purpose. That's one of the reasons PF1 was so successful, people already liked the system.

Monte Cook is no stranger to extremely high production values (See Ptolus, Numenera, and etc). This product obviously fits the bill too, I would say exceeds it even, but that alone is not enough to draw my interest.

Just FYI, they came up with an awesome 5e version of this, but this time it's a full-color hardcover book from froggodgames.com (which continue the tradition of necromancer games). city of brass 5e

It wasn't rushed as they explain in the video that you didn't bother to watch, but whatever

Really surprised to see Soth getting more votes than Vecna! it's a good thing.

The Cypher System is pretty solid and it can support most kind of genres. I think that was a good choice.

We hear things in different ways, it's a well known phenomena. I also hear Otee-ug, it's a soft t, sounds more like a "d" to me.