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Took Friday off from work. Unfortunately, my prior supervisor (who just left the company last week) was the only one that would be gamer-savvy enough to know why I wanted this Friday off, much less get the cowbell note.

Definitely made me laugh reading these. And having read through just the heroic-tier Fighter powers, I can't disagree with the descriptions. Heck, may just print out the ones for the exploits my character has and use those to describe what I'm doing to the poor slob on the receiving end :D

Thanks for posting these :)

Regardless of what steps companies take these days, stuff ends up on the internet. Heck, I'm sure someone with a small amount of computer savvy can find and download the entire WotC 3.5e library in a day, and most of those weren't made available as PDFs. As others noted, for those with a bit...

Jacen Herubrand, Sword-for-hire (Human Fighter) Since the first character I've created for D&D have been fighters, decided to keep the trend going, even though ranger was awfully tempting...

Great for the guy that wants versatility, but what about the Fighter build that's focused on damage output? As is, they've got no reason to bother with a greatsword, especially as so many other 2h weapons either do more base damage or have high crit to enable even more damage on a nat 20. If...

Agreed. Green Ronin does this with for their Mutants & Masterminds line, and even set up official errata threads on their company message boards to list the errors and then try to correct as many as possible before the book goes to print. And as an added bonus, give those that bought the...

Agreed, as the other instances of 1h weapons being scaled up to 2h versions, namely greataxe (+1 damage step, gains high crit) and heavy flail (+2 damage steps), get a lot more bang for their buck than the greatsword. Going by the logic apparently used for those two weapons, the greatsword...

Damn, really upset I had to miss this one, as it sounded like quite a lot of fun. Ah well, there's always next time...

Does "Conan the Librarian" count? "Don't you know da dewey decimal system?" No? Nevermind then...

Sounds like military intelligence or industrious stateworker or caring customer service ;) I think what Shemeska is referring to is that legit copies of the books intended for 3rd party publishers have been intercepted and released into the intertubes. Since said copies were not intended for...

If your a micro-managing GM with time to review every single character, which I see as a very bad thing, especially if the GM doesn't have a lot of extra time. Personally, as a GM I would much rather spend my time actually running a game than going through a character sheet with a fine tooth...

The basic problem I see with a single "heroic" class approach is that it will allow players to very easily cherry-pick the prime talents/feats, leading to some wildly overpowered characters, as Nifft pointed out. It works for Non-Heroics because they don't get bonus feats or talents, so balance...

There's a Teras Kasi tree for the Elite Trooper, a Malkite Poisoner tree that's supposed to be for the Scoundrel (but that detail was lost during layout apparantly), a Mercenary tree for the Soldier (and will stack with the Merc talent tree slated for the Force Unleashed Campaign Guide), a new...

In the corebook there's the Force Pilot talent, which lets you use your Use the Force check when making Pilot checks and (per the devs) allows you to qualify for anything that requires you to be trained in the Pilot skill, such as feats or the Ace Pilot PrC. Starships of the Galaxy has another...

Got mine, and while the production values are pretty slick, it's of limited use to me, largely because I've long since written up a slew of generic NPCs for use in my games. The non-NPC stuff like new talents/feats/races is nice, but that's about the most usage I'm likely to get out of the book.

Kinda bummed that Narnia didn't do that well in its opening weekend, as it was a really good movie, or at least I thought it was. Maybe something like that would have been better suited for a release that was closer to the holiday season much like the 1st Narnia movie was.

So what exactly is happening? Paizo makes a big marketing announcement that they've got one of the fathers of 3rd edition D&D on board as a consultant. Yet people are frothing at the mouth and acting like it's the Second Coming, just because "they've got Monte!" Right now nobody really knows...

Depends on the level and quantity of feedback. Looking over a couple of things and saying "looks fine to me" isn't worth crap, and in so doing that person would still be considered a "consultant," as you consulted them for their opinion on something and they gave it. Technically, anyone that...

Nice marketing move on Paizo's part. And that's about all it really is, a marketing move.