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Battleaxe 22 Blowgun 14 Club 20 Crossbow, hand 20 - 2 = 18 Crossbow, heavy 20 Crossbow, light 14 Dagger 21 + 1 = 22 Dart 17 Flail 20 Glaive 21 Greataxe 18 Greatclub 20 Greatsword 20 Halberd 21 Handaxe 20 Javelin 20 Lance 10 Light hammer 20 Longbow 20 Longsword 23 Mace 20 Maul 20 Morningstar 20...

Elminster? Is that you?

Yes, many people would likely agree that going from 5.0 to 5.5 can count as a new edition of D&D. Fewer would likely agree that going from 2.0 to 2.01, or even 2.1, if the changes end up being bigger than they sound, counts as a new edition of PF. YMMV.

Alchemist's Supplies 4 - 2 = 2 Cartographer's Tools 2 + 1 = 3 Disguise Kit 4

Alchemist's Supplies 13 Brewer's Supplies 1 - 2 = GONE (Go home, Brewer's Supplier, you are drunk.) Calligrapher’s Supplies 14 Cartographer's Tools 12 Cook’s Utensils 12 Disguise Kit 11 Herbalism Kit 8 Survival 9 + 1 = 10 (We need Survival skill to help the Exploration pillar of the game.)

Alchemist's Supplies 13 Brewer's Supplies 17 Calligrapher’s Supplies 16 Cartographer's Tools 13 Cook’s Utensils 12 Disguise Kit 10 Forgery Kit 8 - 2 = 6 (You are so rarely used) Herbalism Kit 9 +1 = 10 (Who doesn't love having more Healing Potions?) Musical Instruments 7 Navigator’s Tools 7...

I liked the 4e version where crits did maximum possible damage. Simple enough even for the math impaired, so quick in play.

Aldarc - We need a +1 to go with that -2, please Hand Crossbow - 2 Dagger +1

Acolyte 9 Criminal 5 + 1 = 6 (Han Solo needs my help) Outlander 10 - 2 = 8 (You're not a bad background, but you are a boring background.) Sage 10 Sailor 5 Soldier 11 Urchin 10

Acolyte 23 Charlatan 13 Courtier 14 Criminal 15 Entertainer 17 Fisher 5 + 1 = 6 (Somebody has to deal with the food everyone eats, especially with no Farmer background.) Folk Hero 17 Guild Artisan / Guild Merchant 17 Hermit 16 Outlander 22 Sage 26 Sailor 13 Smuggler 5 - 2 = 3 (Aren't you just...

What I heard from a then WOTC distributor was that WOTC offered their distributors better prices on Magic if they ordered this, distributors did the math, ordered copies that they knew would never sell to save more money on Magic than they had to pay for Everway, dumped them quickly for cash...

Acolyte 21 Archaeologist 14 Charlatan 20 Cloistered Scholar 11 Courtier 22 Criminal 16 Entertainer 16 Far Traveler 12 - 2 = 10 (The idea that people from far away are different enough to get more attention is sort of bigoted.) Fisher 16 Folk Hero 21 Gladiator 13 Guild Artisan / Guild Merchant...

So like Fourth edition then? That is against current WOTC's religion.

Yes, but that is more because people don't realize that ChatBots are how SkyNet begins than because of this.

There is already a Common Magic item that lets you "Take 10" on an attack once per day. How about some new Common Magic Items that let you "Take 10" on Skill Checks once per day? For balance we may want to limit this to a single skill, and not all skills. Shoes of Balancing (Common) - Take 10 on...

But you could roll a one, and not take two damage. Can you douse yourself twice for 2d4? You could always have STR 12 and hit yourself for 2 damage, but what if you miss?

Yes, but it should be one of those new Epic Feat for everyone else.

Ruin every book you touch for more than a moment? No!

My counts were off but I fixed them.

Aarakocra 7 Aasimar 8 Bugbear 10 Changeling 7 Dhampir 5 Dragonborn, Draconblood 10 Dragonborn, Ravenite 10 Dragonborn, Chromatic 16 Dragonborn, Gem 15 Dragonborn, Metallic 4 Dwarf, Duergar 10 Dwarf, Hill 16 Dwarf, Mark of Warding 11 Dwarf, Mountain 13 Elf, Astral 10 Elf, Eladrin 10 Elf, High 14...