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They used the names, because it was a WotC release. This is not. So they can't. Secrets of the Netherdeep is a WotC release and will use the names (if the gods are mentioned in that book) I'm sure.

I am really, really blind. Thanks to all of you :)

I must be blind. Where do you see anything about tower shields reducing speed by 10 feet?

Thanks. Didn't see that footnote and wouldn't have connected it to reduced speed for heavy armor since there are medium armors with str requirements as well. Can't find any str requirements for tower shields?

The dwarf has speed 25 but their speed is not reduced for wearing heavy armor or tower shields. I can't find anything in the rules about reduced speed, whether it's under equipment, speed or bulky items. I reported this in the bug reports, so a bit surprised I can't find anything?

I like that it is edited and playtested. Strong selling point right there!

Here's an old rpg.net thread about the changes in the North between 1e and 2e.

Hmm... the reason it works for 13th Age is the fact that all classes deal one weapon die per level. So a rogue level 5 with a dagger = 5d8. 2nd level fighter with twohanded 2d10 (vs. 2d8 one handed). I really like this. But it is hard to port to 5e. And thus, twohanded loses out again, even if...

I like this idea. I don't think class-dipping really will be an issue, but I think it means the death of twohanded weapons without some adjustment.

One can't assume feats either, so if you assume GWM, you got to assume magic items. Duelist fighting style gives great offense as well, leveling that field.

I don't see how greatsword/axe can compete with sword and board. 2-2,5 on average more damage compared to up to +5 AC difference. In a system that toutes bounded accuracy and growing rate of hit points as features, how are twohaded weapons ever thought to compete? In 3X, at least you dealt 1.5...

The dwarf entry and elsewhere it keeps referring to movement being penalized in heavy armor (as in 3.X). Nowhere however, can I find any rules on this?

Will you release the errata document in for people to do a second round? Then we can tell if our observations have been adressed.

So Iymrith will be huge :unsure:

Nentir Vale. So much.

If the books ship from the UK, won't the entire EU face import taxes, fees and what not? Since the books are printed in the EU, why not ship them from the EU?

Whoa! I had no idea. Edit: How come? A PF 1-20 adventure path is around 300 pages, 600 is you include the extra material.

How about a compiled hardcover as a stretch goal? ;)

If it's anything like Strongholds & Followers, the rules for reactions and lair actions will be in a companion volume. On the other hand, you will get a some magic items and plenty of lore about Matt's home campaign! :cautious:

You want to check out Giffyglyph's Monster Maker, which is basically a tool for making 4E 5E monsters. Even has an app. On Reddit, there's a few monsters made with this tool posted, but no published MM or siimilar, alas.