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There are a lot of posts here which call out the "clickbait" nature of the title, and I have to agree. Had it been just one or two folks that brought this up, it could easily be dismissed... but when every other post calls this out I think it's time for ENWorld to maybe take a second look at the...

I loved this game so much. It's what I wanted Gamma World to be basically (After the Bomb supplement).

This please.

I like what I've been seeing so far, but do agree with the sentiment about reprinting content already printed elsewhere. ToA monster section is half full of critters from Volo's Guide. There are any number of other jungle-themed creatures that they could have used instead (Tasloi, other types of...

Ok I was skeptical and then I saw the artwork. This looks amazing.

A couple of months back EN World ran an article about a supernatural (weird west) RPG using playing cards. Does anyone recall the name of this game? They had free PDFs available for playtesting and I am really curious about this one. Thanks!

Then there is also City, a wonderful sci-fi novel by Clifford Simak, where Man gradually dies off, leaving dogs (and robots) as inheritors of the earth.

Agreed. I'm tempted to go with a Planet of the Apes type scenario, but that might seem to cliche.

Exactly this. If you want to run it closer in tone Watership Down than Redwall there is nothing stopping the GM from doing so. I'm incorporating the initiative and botch rules into my ongoing D&D campaign (Curse of Strahd).

Would Emirikol the Chaotic fit the bill as far as "iconics" go?

Two things I still love about Pathfinder: the artwork and the APs.

Amen. Nothing makes my blood boil faster than geeks disparaging other geeks. Most of us have been picked on at some point for falling outside of the mainstream, and we should know better.

I'm loving the artwork!

Indeed. I was one of those that was deeply disappointed by a lack of D&D (or Pathfinder for that matter) at PAX West this year.

I'm really looking forward to this. The trailer had the right mix of humor and gravitas in my opinion... and the "look" of both the fantastical and real-world elements seemed spot on. I hope it doesn't disappoint.

Right. I thought we were getting playable Grung and Tortles.

So are their any interesting ties to the original Tomb of Horrors or Dwellers of the Forbidden City (aside from Acererak of course)?

I'd actually love to see Star Frontiers and Gamma World both updated to use the 5e D&D rules. I'd like to see all 3 WoTC/TSR properties updated to share the same rules system (though not the same universe as is the case with Pathfinder/Starfinder).

I approve... this was also my first foray into Sci-Fi roleplaying, aside from a brief stint with Traveller.

I was a KS backer, and I am extremely happy with the end result. I love the setting, lore, and overall feel of the game. Looking forward to DM'ing it.