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Does it include the Discovery era, and if so does it try to explain the vast difference in klingons from that short period? Interested to know.

I just grabbed it! It's a steal, really. But most importantly....telling my players about it. There is now an actual chance I can get them to play now that they can get the PDFs for a reasonable cost.

I play those retroclones, too. They most definitely do not prohibit you from playing the game as you wish. I didn't even have "exclusively evil orcs" in 1981 when I started gaming, one of the first NPCs my players adopted was an orc in Keep on the Borderlands when I introduced the moral quandary...

Independent of the real world, ime no one has played D&D "straight" with intrinsically evil races as a constant for decades. The game written to accommodate making your own world as morally and culturally diverse for the many species within is a good thing.

I'm interested, but I'm with aaronm....Roll20 needs more compendium rulesets and resources for games out there. I'd love to see content for all sorts of games currently missing on Roll20 or only supported in the charactermancer, and would spend $50 on support for the games I have first...

I did not realize this was a PF2 product....sold!

Agreed. But the issue here is that it can be difficult to parse of where Invisible Sun falls without being able to expose yourself to it. I held off for the longest time for this reason before taking the plunge on the Black Cube. I ended up being very happy with a product that was right up my...

Something consistently overlooked here is a fact that you might not realize without owning a copy (physical or otherwise) already: Invisible Sun is actually a four book set. If these were individually packaged at $25 apiece then we would not be having this discussion because the cost would be...

Yeah but then I wouldn't be able to play my favorite game, Pathfinder 2nd Edition. So I am glad things went down as they did; PF1E fans have a complete ruleset, D&D 5E fans have a complete ruleset, and now PF2E fans can have their optimal ruleset that is not too crunchy and not too lite...it's...

Both my groups migrated to Roll20. Got 6 one night and 5 the other, and as GM my main issue has been me narrating something with my cat yelling at me loudly.....

Paizo not including more adventure paths on Roll20 is a shame. I think you're off the mark on the support level, though....I've been using Roll20 and am 8 sessions in with our ongoing pathfinder 2E game, and for the first time we are using maps and tokens thanks to how easy it is with Roll20...

Very interesting....my group has has the opposite experience, although I will concede that it probably has to do with the fact that my group gets a lot of whatit needs out of Pathfinder 2E, and the perks of 2E (which include the action economy, more fully realized heightened spell mechanic, and...

I embraced Starfinder when I realized it was conceptually much closer to Spelljammer and a spiritual successor to Dragonstar; when I stopped trying to make Starfinder "Traveller, but D20" and instead treated it as "Pathfinder, but with laser guns in spaaaaaace" it started working really well for...

One neither peers into nor (wisely) pees into a hot wind. But I could totally see the miners being minors.

Making a version for Cypher System will get me hooked in on this one.

I think you're taking the wrong lessons here (well, took the wrong lessons). I strongly believe Kickstarters will work better if you review your intent from a consumer's perspective. You not only need to believe in your product but you need to look at your product --a difficult task-- through...

I would definitely buy that!

If I wanted to buy this product (I do) where would I find it?

A lot of the LARPS and other games which presume player conflict as a valid option can pull this off. As an aside, it's funny but the bots in Fortnite allowed my son to finally get a Victory Royale. He's 8, so that's a big deal.

I'm a fan too, but agree completely....the aesthetic could use a shakeup.