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I agree. And what most people (the majority players not DMs) want is crunch not just fluff. With paizo we got both, Greyhawk had been blessed with an abundance of adventures, articles, back drops, setting specific classes, feats, magic items, relics, major NPCs, etc. Back when they had the...

Hmm, good distinction.

As long as healers must learn spells like wizards and not have access to everything in print, I'll be happy.

And they say D&D isn't copying video games...I like the ideas for the roles above in theory but it seems cold and impersonal if not cookie cutter. It's like assembling a sports team that you have to fill positions for. Anyhoo, I hope Druids are removed, never liked 'em always caused headaches.

That's a pretty smart idea. I never understood why they took the physical risk out of making magic items. XP's is not life force or anything and eventually they came up with plenty of ways around the cost.

I agree its clever and maybe over the line. Lesse, if GH fans are necrophiliac (prefers ghoul), then I assume that would make fans of supported settings lemmings. Eh, not as nasty but just as true.

The poll is flawed with hindsight. Of course 50% of the ppl will say its withered and dead...NOW. The other 40% is suspect too because support is all relative from POV. Compared to Dark Sun or Planescape, Greyhawk was getting FR type support.

Support is all the above Quas'. It's an insecurity of the fanbase that a favorite setting must remain in the limelight and stay relevant to the current game system. GH is heavily fractured in its fanbase and there are people who play GH with OD&D, C&C, 1E, 2E, 3E, and hell GURPS for all i know...

Less is more. Quality vs Quantity I say. Paizo and the RPGA supported GH better than TSR did in the 90's. And I was glad GH didn't get support from Wizards -directly- because that's more money for them, unlike the other two settings whose fans usually act more starved when they aren't buying a...

Remakes is the in-thing in Hollywood, why not roleplaying games? Heck with 4E on the horizon I'm ready for Return to Sunless Citadel or Return to the Expedition to Ravenloft. ;)

Greyhawk endures like no other setting. It cannot be killed because the fans, though splintered won't let it. It will be back and when it does I'll be there this time. I won't miss out on the resurgence again.

Free, good. All I want is those articles, they are leftovers from the paizo era. Whatever comes after October I may not care about unless it's the same quality as before.

Living Greyhawk won't work with the DI. It got the pink slip. :mad:

The player created campaign is what made LG popular. I cannot fathom the same freedom to develop in a LFR. Not that they will complain since Wizards will heap plenty of love on this RPGA program unlike before.

The desecration of GH is complete. GH based AP's revived published adventures, Living Greyhawk was innovative for massive regional campaigning and GH was the core world for 3E D&D. All are gone in a span of a few months. Kudos to all the hard working authors who kept GH alive this last decade...

As if giving them higher hit dice and typical higher constitution bonuses than other classes aren't enough? How about scaling back on the power creep of feats? I know builds in my 3.5 game that can dish out ridiculous amounts of damage. More hit points is like throwing gasoline on a fire.

I've read the thread and I'm still confused. How are tanks penalized?

There is nothing wrong with WAR's art for the covers, he has done numerous for Paizo and each and every one of them have been fan favorites. I blame the art director's composition of the book around the art. The title bars are in your face, bright colors and white areas stand out more than the...

Sounds all spiffy and everything. It should make book keeping easier for the Living campaigns but I'm still skeptical as it smacks of MMORPG's. Namely won't anything updated through the DI will cost you money and be property of Wizards to reuse? AFAIK living greyhawk never cost anyone a dime to...

Good thing the voting was before gencon started ;)