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Re the S-series modules: S1 - Tomb of Horror. Reaction: I wanna live! No! Observation: It also has a number of plot-holes and mistakes in the original lay-out. And it isn't even close to be being a fair-but-deadly dungeon. It also isn't all that campaign-play friendly. S2 - White Plume...

So I really want to emphasize how difficult it can be to break 5e players (especially casual ones) to realize how important using that 3rd action for something other than an attack is. When we started the current PF2e game, after finishing our 7+ year 5e campaign, I told my players "You get...

I played in a session at GenCon. It felt exactly like 5e.

Tertiary System: Expanded Counter-Hacking Rules. Hmmm.... checking GPG article guidelines, assuming the VRC articles will use the same.

pg. 240; Elite Hacking feat: the hacking manuevers "Data Vanishing" and "Rig the Results" do not exist.

Errors in Chapter 8: Alien Bestiary This post reserved.

Errors in Chapter 7: Planetside This post reserved.

Errors in Chapter 6: Feats and Manuevers This post reserved.

Errors in Chapter 5: Psionics This post reserved.

Errors in Chapter 4: Hacking This post reserved.

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I just received my digital copies of the Voidrunner's Codex set. Andrew, Morrus, and company have done a wonderful job. They also did not achieve the impossible and release a box with zero errors. (Though it's closer than many.) There's no particular ordering to the errata spotted (i.e. you...

OK. @AnotherGuy had some very good hooks, but those won't be enough, unless you plan on running a series of hooks, or can do something to engage them further. I prefer to work backwards from motivations and outcomes. One of the big outcomes that the adventure doesn't spend time on is why the...

This is actually what 5e tried to do. But, IMO, it missed its mark by also throwing out the rest of the planes for just those areas that mortals could readily access. The Plane of Elemental Fire is not just the City of Brass and its survivable surroundings. It's also the "Fire Mirrorlands"...

Assuming the actual action of the Gods is required: "Chosen", and for certain ones maybe, "Consort" (e.g. Elminster and Mystra). Also a fan of "Ascended". I'd probably restrict to "Paragons" to the same set as I would "Exemplars". E.g. The Paragon Robilar, the First Warrior. Also like "Numen"...

The big problem you'd run into is that the high value modifiers would really start to dominate the rolls. And avoiding that was one of the primary design goals for 5e. Also your stat modifiers would drown out every other kind of bonus/penalty. If you do this I'd strongly suggest rolled stats...

Continuum: Time Travel as the basis of an RPG. Fortune's Fool: a card (tarot) based resolution system, set in the Europe of the Fairy Tails (Snow White's Bavaria, Pinnochio's Italy, etc.) Tribe 8: Post-invasion apocalypse.