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This might have gone under the radar concerning Monte Cook and Pathfinder. Pathfinder Module: Curse of the Riven Sky

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DA, both versions, seems to be pretty good at keeping the game loose while level dependent encounters don't seem to be as much of a focus. Proper use of tactics will see you through completely in just about any encounter you enter. I think to account for this GR will probably include different...

So many variant books coming out or that just came out that one really can't make up their mind. Must have them all!

Sounds good, as I said, I'm looking forward to your next books.

Nick posts a pretty good summary as to why things have been delayed and no one has heard from him as of late over on Paizo’s boards in this thread.

I like the sound of this book as I've always like the concept of classless systems. I liked BESM d20. Not sure how this slipped under the radar on me, but will have to pick it up. Wulf - I got my copy of TB from Amazon the other day, very nice. I recommend adjusting the font on some of the...

There use to be a program that allowed you to track NPCs that the party met, allowing you to input rumors they might have heard. Mainly the software was set up so that when the party entered a given area or city it would notify you when the party arrived that they had contacts nearby. You...

I like the sound of that and not that I don't appreciate all the different books you'll be coming out with, but I hope there will at least be a complete book later on. Good luck if you do get to talk with Goodman.

Now that would be awesome. I've read through Trailblazer and like what I see, but being that it isn't a full on RPG found that as one of its weaknesses. So my question is are you referring to Trailblazer or have you started to expand the rules with possible thoughts of re-releasing it as a...

I'd be interested also in seeing what would come out of Goodman in the form of an RPG. Take your best shot Goodman and if you go open beta the masses will help.

I'm going to take the silence as meaning there isn't a 2e clone yet. If there is please let me know.

My disgruntlement started with the failure to uphold the promise of open beta for 4e and slowly built from there. I stayed a fence sitter for a year or so, but slowly devolved into a "it's great for a pickup game" mentality then moved on. I personally believe that if WotC had done the open...

Would it be possible to update the PDF so that you could turn off the background when printing? Never played around with that aspect of PDFs to know if it's an easy feature or a pipe dream. Anyway, thanks for the response.

I didn't realize there were 2e retro's available. I've only found Basic and 1st.

An approach that might work would be to run the module stripped of all encounters, referencing a second encounter booklet that is designed for the specific system, be it 4e, Pathfinder, or whatever. Then sell the PDF with each system encounter book at a fixed price that will attract customers...

I was pleased to see the print version was finally available also. Ordered it last week and it should ship tomorrow hopefully. Redownloaded the PDF and I must say it is a much nicer product, though I kind of wish the PDF would have stayed with the plain white background as it is much cheaper...

I think they just want to sell their books, but don't want to come out and say it for fear they'll be branded as outcasts. So they let it be known they aren't into the game any more and sit back waiting for the inevitable PM asking, "how much do you want for the books?" <Key somber infomercial...

I understand where you're coming from. I personally would like to do something along the same lines, but include more than the OGL aspects by using the general open aspects of the copyright laws to grab some of the best closed content mechanics and do a smash up. Generally merging the best...

I"m thinking of the original Lace & Steel game. It was a red box and had roses on the cover. http://www.arielarchives.com/P-LSCov.jpg