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The price range seems to be around 50-500 gp, depending on the type of slave. This baseline can then be adjusted for age, looks or other stuff. I've also been looking for slave prices in D&D, since a player in my Legacy of Fire campaign wants to buy some and set them free. Difficult to find...

Kemp? I've speculated on the possibility, but I haven't seen any concrete information. Paul S. Kemp writing Pathfinder novels would be beyond awesome. Count me in as a subscriber, Erik.

No, you don't. I would elaborate if I still thought it would accomplish something at this point.

And yet, in "The Footfalls Within", he realises that there exist creatures and things outside this frame of reference, such as the Horror, or, I think, the Staff of Solomon. There's also the fact that Howard (an agnostic, as I recall) chose not to include explicitly Christian supernatural...

There is a recurring character in the stories, actually, N'longa, who is in both "Red Shadows" and "The Hills of the Dead". You might also count Sir Richard Grenville, who makes appearance only once but is referred to often. The rest of the content in the trailer just has jack to do with the...

And it's still not available in R2. Most disappointing.

Well, if we're gonna go there, Purefoy's Solomon Kane does look more like Jackman's Van Helsing than the classic Gary Gianni paintings. More belts and buckles and no white collar. Neither character seems to have much, if anything, to do with their source material, and were given a contrived...

The backstory. They're giving him one, and if the review is anything to go by, it has nothing to do with Howard's character (And really, now, a Puritan in a monastery?). Kane never went "If I kill you, I shall go to Hell. It is a price I'll gladly pay". He went "Men shall die for this". He did...

Indeed, but the trailer reminds me more of Van Helsing than of the Solomon Kane stories, and their main character appears to have more in common with Van Helsing than Solomon Kane.

I am not saying it will suck, but why are they calling this Van Helsing prelude movie Solomon Kane?

To win me back as a customer, WotC would have to issue a public statement admitting their numerous mistakes and apologising for them. Then they'd have to bring PDFs of the old editions back on RPG Now and Paizo.com. After that, I could consider buying the novels or Star Wars Saga books again...

Were they a) free and b) designed for a game I had more fun playing than deriding, I would.

No, not with WotC. Not only am I averse to giving them any money, their competence with all things electronic and online is such that you couldn't pay me to use it. Without WotC... in theory, yes. Would depend on the price, the features, and the implementation.

I promise to buy everything you release. You just gotta, you know, release it first.

I'd be all over a PFRPG version of the Tome of Horrors. It's one of my favourite monster books, but the fact that it's 3.0 and the 3.5 version being only in PDF and using an older stat block format reduces usability. The stat block thing is weird, but it's there. I've trained myself to use the...

It might not be a bad idea to wait with the warforged until the Bestiary is out. Unless I'm mistaken, we do not yet know if and how the Construct type has changed, and if, say, they are no longer immune to critical hits, the warforged's light fortification could be removed and replaced...

Well, this is going to be fairly long... I'm a fan of Paizo's adventure modules and were I to create any sort of top list of best adventures of all time, they'd be all over it. Rise of the Runelords #1-3: Burn Offerings, The Skinsaw Murders and The Hook Mountain Massacre, as well as the...

Because Paizo's forum software is an abomination. I go there for the Adventure Path forums and Pathfinder Society forums, which I have bookmarked, but never browse the rest of the boards. I like EN World. It's the friendliest forum I know, and the moderation keeps it that way.

Can't find it in the book, but you should get one point to one ability of your choice at the levels when your abilities should increase.

So, anyone else here playing Pathfinder Society? I've been running the campaign in Finland with some other DMs ever since Season 0 started a year ago. Thus far, we've run over 70 sessions, with an active player pool in the low thirties. I'm also on my third character, thus far, after my cleric...