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I absolutely would, too. I've limited myself to PDFs, save for a used copy of Rise of the Runelords that I got on the cheap. Can't convince myself to invest in dead tree copies of a system I'm not using on the reg.

Yeah, there is a lot of opportunity for that; for me, I always made sure my writing matched up to the adventure text as much as possible, even if I had to make new spells and/or abilities. I knew other writers that did not, however; and there were times when my 5e fixes were cut out by the...

God, I hope not. I do not want to buy the books yet again.

I'll take that license! /only slightly joking I'm currently converting Rise of the Runelords, and will be doing Curse of the Crimson Throne, then Shattered Star, then Return of the Runelords. Sandpoint and its hinterlands are done already, and chapter 1 of Rise of the Runelords is also done...

This is on my list of characters to play, whenever I get the chance to be a player instead of a ForeverDM.

Oh, man...that's actually a great idea...

I'll probably allow them all for now, and nerf/remove them if they become problematic. The ones I, as a writer and DM, have a problem with aren't really a problem balance-wise, I just don't like them (Metamagic Adept and Eldritch...whatever).

I've never had a problem with it*. I've "crossplayed" (I am cis male, and was playing an asexual female assassin); several of my players have "crossplayed" before. Caveat: I had a single issue with it, from a very immature player who did not last long in our group. The guy always played the...

My wife would say that she would kill someone for an AP set in Karatur, but I doubt something like that would happen. I expect yet another AP set somewhere around the Sword Coast. And, you know, if its a good and long AP, I wouldn't even be terribly mad? Like, give me Age of Worms set in FR...

This is what I expect, and I won't really be too mad about it, really, as long as it scratches that itch. Might not even have spell slots: I wonder if they will go with the proficiency bonus number of psionic talent dice, and you can reduce them to cast a psionic spell? Add in a "psionic...

I might just be getting weird as its getting close to being released, but I'm worried that I might be a bit disappointed in the book.

Alright, can you post your monsters somewhere? I'm running these consecutively rather than all at once, in the PF setting because I love it so much, but if I can save some time and energy, that'd be awesome.

Is it broken? No, not really. Is it the direction I would have taken? No, probably not. Out of all of the patrons, it seems so....out of sorts? I don't think that's the word I'm looking for, but it fits. Consider: Fiend Patron; does exactly what it says on the tin. Archfey; easy to understand...

The editing has always been an issue with them, both with 5e mechanics and in general. Its always struck me as what it exactly is: a mish-mash of a dozen or more authors all smashed together with duct tape and spit. The more I got into it, the more that the gaps bothered me to the point I...

Ugh.... Okay, I put a lot of time and effort into that setting, and some of it is golden. Some of it, though, is hot garbage and I hate it with a passion. Over time, the more effort I put into it, the more the bad outweighed the good and I had to step away from it. I will state, however, that...

My only real complaint is they didn't include actual dungeons for all the little things that can be done outside of the actual town of Sandpoint; so, sure, there's a few paragraphs describing whats in them, but nothing more than that. If you're running one of the APs out of there, that ends up...

Sandpoint, in the Pathfinder setting, is my favorite.

I've been toying with rewriting the Mystic. To fix it, I'd have to redesign its themes: the Mystic should be summed up as, "Mind over ____". There would be four subclasses: the Awakened (Mind over Mind, including your own mind); the Egoist (Mind over Body); the Shaper (Mind over Energy); the...

Kobold's character and monster stuff is pretty much an always-buy for me. I have zero interest in their setting, even though I've liked what little bit I've read of it. Ironically, I actually run Paizo's Golarion using 5e.

I actually love components for spells, as both a DM and a player--but especially in the very rare instances that I get to play. I use them for roleplay during such times.