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Pathfinder 1e!

My 2nd favorite is 2nd edition. It was the edition I started with. Plus it was ripe with creativity! I know the various settings weren't a financially sound plan, but they were creatively awesome. Plus there were tons of novels.

For me, it's familiarity and what I like. However, it's also about the lore and settings. I am a huge fan of D&D's settings and the lore that goes with them. In particular, Dragonlance.

No, they used regular goblins with psionic abilities.

Malhavoc Press did that first with the Magister class from Arcana Unearthed. I was a huge fan back in the day.

At one point in playtesting, there was the idea of a single mage class, with sorcerer, wizard, and warlock being subclasses. To some degree, I feel like this is the way they should have gone. Alas. The sorcerer has become kind of a repository for inner magical power, which is fine. It's all...

Well now that just makes sense! I thought the goal was to overthink things and not use simple obvious solutions. ;) Seriously, though, that's a good, simple solution.

The new Monster Manual has a githzerai psion and a thri-kreen psion, both of whom are Int-based casters. I'm really glad to see the old psion name in use again. But I have to ask... Where the hell is my psion class or subclass?!? I get it, the aberrant mind is supposed to be the psion...

Are sidekicks included?

What sort of stat blocks do they have for the thri-kreen?

I would be curious to know what thri-kreen options are in the book.

I just reported a bunch of spam threads. A lot are about Expedia or refunds (or both!).

I noticed that there's a new Galaxy Guide coming out in April. I kind of wonder if it will replace the Pact Worlds and Near Space books. Does anyone know anything about it beyond what is in the product description?

Owen, you just made my day.

I would like to see the following. Dragonlance Dark Sun Campaign Guide Al-Qadim Gamma World (in the style of the last one!) Nentir Vale adventure and gazetteer Mystara Campaign Guide and adventure, perhaps with a Princess Ark tie-in Neverwinter sourcebook/adventure Magic: the Gathering...

Beginning in 4e, it was said that psionics was the material plane's response to the incursion of the Far Realm. Kind of like an antibody.

AGREED! I can see it as one possible origin (GOO warlock), but the aberrant mind should be more generic, IMO. I still like psionics to have a connection with crystals. Or someone mentioned Jedi.

Soth is also infamous in Ravenloft. See the Terror of Lord Soth novels for some great reading. When I think of death knights, Lord Soth is the first to come to mind. He is the iconic death knight. I see where you're coming from, though. You make a good point.