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No one initially thinks a particular game, TV series, etc. will stick around and/or create spinoffs of itself. They all think it will last for a short period of time and then disappear. They forget that the fans of that game or that TV series give them the staying power to last for years.

I didn't know that Morrus et al were a part of ELF (the ENworld Liberation Front) when I decided to back A5e several years ago. ;)

Got any plans to reintroduce the Swordmage in a future 3pp for Level Up? curious

It's from page 344 in the 2024 PHB. As for those towers that jut into the Positive and Negative planes, I think the Dustman faction in the 2e Planescape setting occupied the four towers jutting into the Negative plane. I didn't know that there were towers that jutted into the Positive Plane.

Your post reminds me of Yin and Yang. ;) While the two are opposites of one another, they aren't antagonistic with one another either. Instead, they complement and perpetuate each other's existence.

Before I started role-playing 5e 4 years ago, I was already friends with the DM and one of the other players (at the time I joined, 17 years and 20 years). I met the rest of my role-playing group back in 2021.

Unless the release date has changed, we've got a little more than 2 weeks before they begin showing up at bookstores like Barnes & Noble.

I know. :) I walked down the length of that bridge when PF1 began its' debut in 2009. I have a sizable collection of PF1 books as a result of that journey. ;) I bet that line of thinking disappeared after three months had come and gone, and PF1 was still around. ;)

WoTC was never good with its' Insight checks.

But before you even reached that bridge, Paizo had gone out on its' own and built another bridge for you to walk across. One with the same architectural style as the 3.0/3.5 bridge, but newer.

Not just cooked to a golden brown but tenderized too. ;) Then it would have been more palatable for everybody. :p

What about using Pathfinder 2nd edition's three action economy here?

So, instead of making an attack with your primary hand and an attack with your offhand for two attacks per round, you are making one attack per round like everyone else? Dual Wielding is basically making an Extra Attack with your offhand at 1st level.

True. But there are those who do wonder and do think about them on and off of the internet. This forum is one such place. Sitting around an actual table in RL with your fellow players is another.

The problem with the move to 4e was that the entire 'home' of D&D was demolished to make way for it. Instead of keeping what worked for 3.0/3.5 and fixing what didn't work, all of it was torn down to make room for a new set of game mechanics. If WoTC stuck to a simple renovation job, half of the...

Whereas Pathfinder 1e kept what worked in 3.5 and fixed what didn't work. 4e revamped everything, even the parts the player didn't have any problems with.

It's also how we got Pathfinder 1e at roughly the same time.

I can imagine that she is a Patron to several green-thumbed warlock/druids. ;)

DM: I am going to need you to roll for a Dexterity (Acrobatics) check with Disadvantage because she has the high ground. ;) Cue Obi Wan Kenobi's line to Anakin Skywalker on Mustafar.

Level Up has it where the Fey are members of the Dreamborn heritage. The Feywild in Level Up is called the Dreaming.