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Oh, I think I can follow HM's logic on this, just not sure it is correct. But I certain have no issues with people raising concerns. I think we all secretly enjoy debating these finer points, or we wouldn't be here on RPG discussion forums to begin with. I guess there are a few reasons why this...

I will state that I fully agree with jkason here. I am fine with a GM using an init style that they feel works well for their games. I don't really want to see "one true system" be mandated. PbP is an odd duck and each GM is going to have a way that they think keeps the game flowing best for them.

Yeah, no issues from me either.

Looks like we only need two, but I will also say yes to mfloyd's rebuild so folks know there won't be objections coming from me.

Cool idea! The last few times I have Skyped in, the other side has had me on the iPad. It makes it easier for them to turn the camera towards what might be the object of focus when necessary. Though it seems last time it seems I had lots of screen time with the cat! ;)

Yep - I am this guy. Skype has worked pretty well for us. Granted face to face gaming is more optimal, but that isn't always possible and Skype is a very viable alternative (or any number of other voice or video solutions). I have not had much audio lag at all, my home connection is pretty...

I readily admit I am not super familiar alchemists, but are discoveries considered supernatural abilities? I still think we are over thinking the intent of this rule and reading things into it that were not intended.

Thanks Qik. I have weighed in on each of the above. I have been reading that thread, not commenting. I don't have the book yet and my gut instinct is to say no to unusual races at this time. But I should see more of the book before I say that! ;)

I think I am with SK on this one and go with a mild no. I could be swayed, but think this might open the door to other oddities. Mild no though, so I would entertain arguments as to why that may not be the case, though it sounds like this may be a non-issue now.

So with all that said, I don't see anything horrible with this and vote YES to allowing it as written.

I agree with Systole, I really don't have any issue with them stacking. In my opinion LPF needs to stay away from too many house rules. It makes it very confusing for new players (or even some of us that have been around for awhile and have to look through thread after thread to find what...

Already approved with GlassEye's vote, but I vote YES.

A little bit of catchup for me… Fulgrim stands next to Elenka as the group approaches the wondrous structure. Fulgrim's gaze wanders up and down, though a scowl crosses his face. "Aye, it looks pretty an' all dat, but don't ye think it woulda' looked better made outta' stone? No dat's somethin'...

You can start another as long as it isn't with the same character. So Isandra is tied up, but if you have another PFS character you are good to start something with them.

Still around. It has been an extended hospital stay for my wife, so my online posting time has been intermittent. Still interested in continuing this game, but I know this delay has been a bit inconvenient.

Salvator writes some very good combat scenes in his books. As long as you don't despise Drizzt, might be worth checking out (or re-reading) a few of those novels to give you some inspiration as well.

I think it is a great idea to make setting sourcebooks edition neutral. I buy setting books to get more ideas and background information on an area, not for the game rules.

Fulgrim eats a good meal, keeping the hearty foods coming. Those that watch note that he seems to consume nearly as much ale as he does food, though his constitution seems none the worse off because of it. Fulgrim seems less concerned with some of the intricacies of the search, though he keeps a...

Some of the Pathfinder Frameworks for MapTool support using handouts and such for showing images to players.

I think these would be the three I would look at first if it were me. Since you've ruled MapTool out, that leaves Roll20.net and Tabletop Forge from the above list. I've played or run several games of DCC RPG over Tabletop Forge. It works pretty well, a couple of bugs that the devs are aware...