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You will need one of the non-free licenses of Fantasy Grounds to use any of these modules. Generally, the players don't need to buy anything that the DM has purchased. They can access it while connected to the DM if the DM chooses to share those with players. If players want to access the...

Yes, it is an either/or option. You either subscribe or you buy a one-time purchase.

Once we catch up with the backlog of items that we still need to finish (Hoard of the Dragon Queen, The Rise of Tiamat, The DMG, Princes of the Apocalypse), then we should start releasing them at the same time that the books hit the public.

The Druid Pack has the content from the book and abilities that are accessed at various levels. You drag the druid class link to your character sheet from your library and it will add a level of the class and all abilities that unlock at that level, plus add the new hit die. You can then drag...

The pricing for the FG Ultimate license is indeed $149. We added a subscription option for the same thing at $9.99 a month that we believe should be comparable with Mentor level access of Roll20. For a 1 month sub at $9.99 and the D&D Basic Rules and Theme pack at $2.99, you can try it out for a...

Hey guys. I thought I'd post a new link that covers things a bit better. You can play for free if your DM has the Ultimate license (one-time of $149) or subscription ($9.99 a month) or each person can buy a license (one time $39) or $3.99/mo. All of these options include a basic D&D 5E ruleset...

That is one thing I always loved about Deadlands. If the players get killed, they return as undead gunslingers, magicians or whatever they were in life -- but with an evil hitch-hiker inside their head for the ride.

I would definitely Take 20 searching that room for additional secret stashes. :)

Those look nice. With the bones figures, what sort of prep did you need to do? I have a bunch of those from the first KS, but I haven't painted any yet. Did you still have to primer them?

I should probably play it some more. I have all of them, but I've probably only played it 5-6 times (across all three sets.) We played two of the Strahd scenarios, the Dracolich, one where the tunnels were collapsing and probably once or twice more that I can't really remember. Do you have any...

The Classic Deadlands is near and dear to many, but the Deadlands Reloaded version is re-written to take advantage of simpler and more consistent rules. It still has the poker cards for initiative and different types of poker chips that really add to the atmosphere. While it uses Savage Worlds...

I can't recall where the quote came from, but I remember reading that they were going to continue using the same rules since those worked well for a board game environment and as Dimitri states, would keep it compatible. Has anyone actually mix-and-matched the tiles and monsters before for...

That looks awesome. I would love to see this in a turn-based version, but I suspect it will be RTwP. I'll settle for that.

Every RPG Gamer should play in or host a Deadlands campaign at least once in their life. The setting and rules are fantastic. There are even rules that allow your players to continue playing the game after they die. In a campaign I recently ran, I set it up so that every player who died...

Now announcing the latest scent, cloudkill.

Telling them how much you liked a specific part of the campaign or story is always nice. Most GM's just want to know that their players are having fun and that the campaign is memorable.

I loved the concept of the multi-verse and applied it with Spelljammer to include official and home-brew worlds all mixed together. This time around, I will probably look at using Sigil instead in my campaigns. A strict adherence to some form of fan approved canon for my campaigns is pretty much...

I would like to see a return of a Dungeons & Dragons cartoon, rewritten for today's audience and a matching line of toys distributed by Hasbro. I would also love to see WoTC take advantage of the many other Hasbro brands available for fan-service RPGs, if nothing else, for G.I. Joe...

That's a really good point. Every dollar spent on the higher profit margin items means more profit than if that same money was spent only on the hardback books.

Even though the stuff is provided for free, I'm sure they'd much rather have people going out and buying it. I've seen numerous posts on Pathfinder communities that say things like, "you don't have to buy anything". While that is true, how do they then get people to "want" to buy stuff? How...