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This is going to be an outstanding Christmas gift for a lot of future Pathfinder players. I am hoping our Org Play team develops a short PFS guide as a download to go with it.

Makes you wonder if they might not try another D&D MMO. I'm not sure they are earning any revenue from DDO at this point in its life cycle. Since that one is 3.5 based, a MMO based off the 5e rules might be feasible. The real problem with that is it takes a few years to build and launch a MMO...

Then censor me for speaking up and saying the truth.

You are missing the point. Politics are part of it. They are a major reason why the mentally challenged racists are emboldened to open their mouths and spew their hate. Whether you like it or not, we have to become political to put a stop to the hate.

The Internet is a double-edged tool. It enables folks like us who enjoy RPGs and gaming in general to meet up digitally, play games digitally, and share our love and passion for this great hobby. At the same time it also allows for mentally challenged people to do the same with people who share...

I am not sure how they tabulate things to generate the report. I have four tables I use for Pathfinder 2 game play. I only use them for Pathfinder Society games. One of the tables has 11 PFS2 scenarios built on it and I've hosted about 20 game sessions on that one table alone. I have the PF2...

Congratulations, Logan! PF2 is awesome! Keep up the good work and keep sending us content.

I can't see the sales chart as I'm not a subscriber of ICv2. I'd like to see if they lumped PF1 and PF2 together or not. I know it sold extremely well via Amazon upon release, but I don't know about sales after August. Everywhere I look, PF2 play is picking up. I run PFS exclusively and my...

What an utter douchebag! This Goldner guy isn't going to pass the Bar, let alone get through law school with that mentality. Now he has thoroughly ruined his own reputation along with his companies. Good riddance to bad rubbish.

On the other hand, a universal campaign allows for players to share in a larger community of people enjoying Pathfinder Second Edition. Some home games turn into nothing more than GM power trips where the rules are vaguely in line with what they are supposed to be. Restrictive rules are what...

Now we just have to wait far too long for it to be sanctioned for PFS game play.

Awesome! I really enjoy these personal stories because it reveals the personal side of this business which I still refer to as my hobby.

I'm glad to see my hobby become mainstream. As a Pathfinder player of both editions, I understand that my games are lumped in with D&D as part of the overall trend. Either way, roleplay is doing very, very good!

I missed out completely on 3e due to the collapse of TTRPG in our area when the wretched waste of perfectly good cardboard came out. I ran a mashup of 1e/2e for a long time and when we finally were able to restart gaming in the area my first attempts were with 1e/2e. I am not knocking 3e. What...

You are quite right about MTC destroying the tabletop gaming. It was devastating to see the impact on roleplay games. My area is a largely rural area and it was over a decade before we could begin to pick up the pieces and rebuild roleplay gaming here. That was largely a result of the Internet...

The biggest reason why AD&D 2e dropped off in my region is because of Magic-The Incredible Waste of Time and Money came out. Suddenly that sucked all the younger players away and without them we couldn't sustain campaigns. RPGs dropped off to nothing as people flocked to a deck of cards that had...

I'm up to 32 PFS2 sessions ran (I'm losing track of them actually) and my experience GMing the sessions is a blast as I've gained more experience with the rules. Combat is intense, but the players and I really enjoy it. Right now the main issue I'm experiencing is remembering to do all the...

I have to deal with some of this crap when I teach American History and World Regional Geography. We have a local 4-year college that is definitely a religious college. They refuse to teach evolution and get a tad upset when their views are shown to be wrong. In the Geography course I cover the...

I remember picking up the first Dragonlance book and falling in love with it immediately. It had everything I wanted in a fantasy novel. Then I saw the AD&D modules for it and knew there was a great gaming world beckoning to be played in. Unfortunately, I lived in Northeast Missouri which is a...

It definitely is more difficult to build your own adventures. Balancing content over time can be a difficult endeavor. The more experience one has with doing so counteracts that, but as always, acquiring experience can be painful for the players. Don't forget, one can always purchase content...