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A very neat idea. Page 42 was indeed a table I missed very much from 4e, and I'm glad to see something similar here. I'll try it out at my next session and tell you how things go!

This sounds awesome, I hope you have great success for it. Get the word out there!

While my games aren't played in 4e... I agree completely that Role Playing all by itself is amazing fun. In my home campaign its the norm for us to go several sessions in a row just RPing out our characters and the world around us. I wouldn't change it for anything.

Yeah, this is one of my favorite projects from Fat Dragon, and actually the first one I built. (The previous version, not the new version, though I prefer the new one.) You can find it here, and it isn't difficult to build at all: Fat Dragon Games Edit: On a related note: WOW I love that game...

It is all products supplied to them by Diamand distribution, which includes most of their RPGs and comic books. There was an error somewhere with those products that was causing them to list at very very low prices, so to respons, Amazon de-listed all the products. WotC has the option of...

When I used to run and play 4e, we always used a map of some sort. This was mostly true of 3.x before it and still holds true now that our groups have switched to Pathfinder. I use flip-mats and blank battlemats most of the time when I have to travel, but whenever I'm able any more I use 3d...

I buy almost exclusively from my FLGS, because I want them to stay in business! They give a good discount, and are all around good supporters of the hobby. I do order the occasional book online, especially hard to find or out of print stuff, though.

There aren't a whole lot of bodies, honestly. My players take prisoners a whole lot, killing only very very rarely. And in both cases they usually allow the authorities to handle the mess. Most of the time they don't even loot the foes, except for taking away obvious weapons, spellbooks...

Very cool prop, love the idea!

Fat Dragon Games Fat Dragon Games has a cool set of trees that are also designed to let you put minis up in them.

Very Nice, and will work with my existing CardStock terrain quite well. I'll be getting a few sets of these.

I use them together all the time, and with Graffam's models like AuldGrump suggested bellow. Me? I'm more of a Dungeon player as far as what I construct, and I mostly use FDG's dungeons as the base with pieces from WWG and others to enhance it. Just make sure you use the same scale, and it...

The free section over at Fat Dragon Games has a fan made tower called Afet's Tower that could easily be a wizard's tower. Fat Dragon Games Fat Dragon also makes a guard tower as part of their Dragonshire sets that might fit the bill: Fat Dragon Games

Some good suggestions already! I'm constantly working on my folder, always looking for ways to improve it. For me I divide it into two parts: One for the campaign and adventure information, and one for just general resources. For my Campaign Section: The front of my folder is always the...

I would recommend Savage Worlds with the Fantasy Companion as well for what you're looking for. Also, Dragon Age might be a good place to look, too, but while it is mostly standard fantasy, you might not completely like it.

I really want there to be Pathfinder Novels, if only so that I can get a better feel for what the world is like when I'm role playing in it. I don't want the novels to shape the world like some of the realms novels did, but Golarion has a lot of adventure opportunities in it, enough to support...

I would also like to recommend Fat Dragon Games as a good alternative, whether you wanted to stay 2d, go 3d, or somewhere in between. Fat Dragon Games

Well... I'm using Pathfinder for many different sessions, in different settings. My main session right now is a Golarion game that is not using any pre-written adventures. My other weekly game I run is a Rise of the Rune Lords game, using the AP in Golarion, with some side quests and custom...

I just wish they were not so short... 10 min is not much time at all as far as a D&D session goes,

I think these 'fire and forget' settings are going to be a long term mistake. These new one shot settings are lesser than their previous supported versions. And I am not even making a quality argument here: There is now less setting available. Take a look at the FR books. Two books to try...