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Indeed ! And most importantly : how is having the rules put rogues at a disadvantage in their "favoured terrain" fun ? Now, if you reread the rules carefully, as I have after reading this thread ... this only puts human rogues at a disadvantage in that they suffer from concealment when...

hey guys ! i think you're reading it wrong. I don't want to check just now, but my understanding, after reading the book, was that sneak attack is only negated when you reach ... 50 % MISS CHANCE. i don't remember which paragraph made me jump to that, but I'll houserule it that way in my games...

Yes too, but a lot of what TSR did was settings and adventures, as opposed to rulebooks. And the cost was often low, as in a 9$ module rather than a 30 $ player book Of course, it did not turn out too well in the end, as we all know ...

Yes, but the average WOTC product is much lenghtier and costly than the average TSR one.

Before painting themselves in a corner like you describe, they could have avoided some of it by putting out less books, and by increasing their quality and usefulness, as in more playtesting and balancing. A lot of what was written inside the late books was filler. They have good authors, but...

Is that something you would consider purchasing, if the price and terms of use were fair in your opinion? NO. Not even remotely interested.

I would buy that, but I would rather you finish Razor Coast and Ebon something first ;)

I have seen that complaint pop here and there and frankly ... I have no trouble imagining how to use that ability. How about for instance seeing your best buddy fall from the drakkar due to a rogue wave in a storm and plunging into the raging sea cursing that the sea god won't take any of your...

I am on both, and I like both, even though I have been on EN World far longer than at Paizo's.

I signed for the two Pathfinder projects. Sadly, I don't hope to participate much due to time constraints, but I really want a copy.

That's GREAT !!!!! Now my monsters will be a lot more scary, and I will not have my resident rules lawyer saying things like don't worry, it can only it you with it's primary ... Aside from that, this is how it worked in 1e, so .... that's good.

So, when will the PRINT version be available ? I'd so much rather that than a pdf.

IIRC, no they won't, as it is crunch-light, and fluff-heavy. So do yourself a favor : you can enjoy it safely.

I am OK with it, even though I think it is not such a good idea, as plenty of 4e threads are still in the general forum where they should not be.

I got mine by mail early this morning. YEESSSSSS !!! Just before the start of my holidays, best timing ever.

All my new campaigns will be set in it for quite some time. I love it, in the same way that I was a fan of the old FR.

I will definitely upgrade my games from PF Beta to PFRPG as soon as the book arrives.

I'd say : not yet. Though this looks promising : if 4 e is selling well, and PRPG is selling well, and I know some other games are selling well too ... It is a promising revival. Though I'd say it is a bit early to claim victory, as I still see some damn good RPG shops closing, the good trends...

Can't wait for mine ... Soon, soon, my precioussss ....

We are a group of some ten and are still using 3.5 and are beginning to test PFRPG. I am running a Paizo Rise of the Runelords campaign at the moment for a group of ten, and am DMing 3.5 Living Arcanis now and then. I am also a player in the Pathfinder Society campaign. When running the home...