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Playing pathfinder 6 times a month in 2 different groups, and will be playing it 8 times a month here real soon as a PF Society game is brewing at my local FLGS and I will take part in that (although I am not sure whether it will be as a player or a DM...hopefully both). If the poll had...

Well I am glad to finally see these (but I wil be holding out on purchase until you get POD worked out). I am also stoked that they are NOT for 4e :) Keep up the 3.x/PF stuff coming, get a POD system set up, and I will open my wallet and give you money for it. Its so very cool that OGL...

I would buy a big book 'o' the planes. I would also buy smaller doses of it in chronicles supplements ( I really enjoyed the last one you folks did). As far as what i want to see in future books... Epic sounds awesome. I would love to see another take on high level play. I like the idea of a...

D&D miniatures is designed to be an adversarial game (PVP). There may be some online supplements that expanded on the random dungeon bit presented in the miniatures handbook. It was a method for using the prepacked cards to sort of make random dungeons. But in all fairness you can run a...

When my group was playtesting 4e we used zero 3pp product. This mainly had to do with the DDI sub we were sharing at the time and the character builder being the preferred method to make toons. But I think some of the very gamist design of 4e and the wording of the GSL (at lest the orginal one)...

Damn you Logue... I now have to get this just to have Cruciata (even if her name has a Harry Potter feel to it). love, malkav

I use the 9 point system when I run my 3.x/PF games. Often I find myself frowning on the do as you want alignments (like CN). But I realize that is just a personal preference. I am not big on policing the characters to make sure they act within their alignments. I use a sliding scale and just...

Not really interested in crunch. Not because I don't like it, but because unless the crunch is for a system I am playing I have zero interest in the article. That means the article is completely hit or miss. All of the other types of articles you mentioned I would probably read even if it was...

That is an interesting perspective. Lets say for the sake of furthering the discussion that it is in fact true. Those gamers while definitely a part of the gaming community, don't seem to be a part of the gaming market. When I say gaming market I mean those that are actually spending money in...

And you are basing this "safe guess" on what? Because that statement really does not make any sense to me, and kind of looks like a make believe line of think you are using to try and validate your own opinion. Because I am seeing the book book ranked in sales on sites like Amazon. I am seeing...

I am also running RotRL using the final PFRPG rules for my wife and some of her friends (it is her first roleplaying game, so it is kind of exciting). Conversion has been minimal and done on the fly (With the exception of the harder "boss" type fights involving casters mostly, which a I take a...

@Jack99 That is six million folks for ALL versions of D&D, not 6 million 4e players. Those folks who are playing D&D once a week just like they have for the last 20 years? They are probably playing the same edition they were 20 years ago if they aren't looking on the internet to see whats new...

I have the book and gave it a good read through. Classes: Artificer: seems like a good adaptation. Needs minor tweaking (as written the class can use weird science to make a device that fires off about 20 level 1-4 spells in a single standard action. But if you use your noggin it won't be hard...

Reference: (Leadership feat PRD) Feats One of my players has mentioned to me in advance that they would like to have a cohort in a game I am running. They wanted to bounce some ideas off of me and find out my general stance on the issue, as some of the DMs in our gaming circles don't allow for...

I love dungeonaday.com. It is my first stop every weekday when I hop on the interwebs. The only issue that site has is a case of suck forums. But I can deal with that. love, malkav

I think its more of an issue of out of print stuff. If you have an out of print 3.x book...then great you can use it with PFRPG. But if its really good and out of print, I don't see why some "updates" can't be done. The conversion is easy yes, but if a company is going to put something back in...

I won't be back for 4th edition D&D. I don't care for the game and thusly have no intent of spending any of the money I earn on it. I may play it with one of my gaming groups if they foot the bill for materials, and ran the game. But I don't think I will have to worry about that. Pathfinder hit...

No I would not buy a subscription for a character builder for an open content game. I may be willing to buy a piece of software that does it, if that software does not suck, and it is a one time purchase. I do not need a compendium for a game that is open content. I have the rules in full in...

I would definitely give those a look. Are we talking print versions? because I would love to see a print version. love, malkav

Look at some forum packages Sean. there are some really good ones out there that are not so bad to work with and/or do not cost a crap ton of dollars. I am partial to Vbulletin and Dragonfly CMS. Some basic features that need addressing are: 1. Navigation: You should make it show a little less...