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What niche is your product going to fill that cannot already be corrected by DM fiat? Same system, only you are offering to print your own updates?

I like the article and the ideas it has spawned in my head. That alone makes it great (in my eyes). Bravo to Chatty DM!

I used minis in AD&D. Just sayin' --they were way too cool not to use, and I had no other use for the little pewter dudes.

Monsters were very swingy in those editions. Some monsters were so drastic, even when the same exact level, that it (it's level) wasn't a great indicator. Many sub-systems stretched and blurred the lines. I can't say I completely agree with your premise. Let me think on this more, though. I...

More themes are on the way.

Nentir Vale is a sandbox for what ever you need. In the off-chance that you own the Conquest of Nerath boardgame, the world is completed in it.

That's the million copper question. :/

I love the article and the change to more substantive content.

I fell into the trap as well. The title of your article is "Why Organized Play has been an Awesome Experience"

A key is needed A Key would be be great A Key will open a door to a grand adventure

This is why I support basic and expert sets for adventures. The basic sets should include more support for cultivating the DM.

This thread is a great one and something I know Mike intends when he puts them up. He's not aiming to provide specific fixes to perceived issues. In many cases, he just throwing things at the wall and is seeing what sticks. These threads are apart of that process. I wouldn't read too deeply into...

If this position has not been filed yet, I would like to recommend Gaming Tonic.

Agreed. I wouldn't expect anything less from EN World.

Dannager does bring up some valid points--though your dodge is well played. That being said, because you brought up rubber baby buggy bumpers, the gloves are off! :p

What other sourcebooks that support PFRPG should I look into picking up? I have some PDFs here and there but is there anything that people picked up and now say "damn, that is a must-have!"?

I keep minions as they are and completely ignore their balance when it comes to the XP budget. In most cases, I'll throw a sea of them at the players. They really enjoy the challenge of slaying swaths of baddies.

I'm not selling anything. Someone brought up playtesting so I mentioned it. I have no insight or influence in WotC business practices. So, your reply to my comment doesn't make sense to me.

This begs the question of why you participate in the 4e forums. Do you still play 4e a lot and just choose to not buy new products? I mean, you have to go out of your way otherwise to find a thread in a game-specific forum in order to have a strong opinion to add. At worse, you are still curious...

Playtesting has recently started being a big part of product oversight. I can't get into specifics but there are now dozens of playtest groups across the world. If you go to the WotC forums, some users have playtester icons attached to their account.