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Agree 100%. As someone who read all the way to the end of the series, I recommend just going with the first three. They are excellent. I enjoyed parts of the rest but it never hit the same levels as the first three books. That said, I understand a new book is coming out this fall and I'll read...

It seems that this topic comes up every time we talk about fantasy not of the current era. The best professor I had when I was in college always started a particular book or play off by discussing the context of the world at the time of the play. If you read Shakespeare and notice that the...

For Demiplane, we used them recently when we ran a Daggerheart game. They hosted character sheets and also served as our rules reference for the game. I understand that they do this for a bunch of systems.

This is very exciting! Lots of very talented people there. Looks to be fun! And PF2? Ah, that makes me happy.

Good question! I've finished the Saga of the Forgotten Warrior recently, and before that I read the latest Greatcoats book. Very different styles of book but both excellent. Just opened up the second book in Sanderson's series because of the RPG. I keep seeing books from authors I follow so it's...

I have it and it's really good. I also have a separate module of re-made maps that are more detailed that was free. They also officially released Tasha's, which I also picked up. All of the books are at the level I'd expect from a Foundry release, which is to say they are excellent.

I had the opportunity to game with him a tiny bit, and socialize with him as part of it. I have seldom met someone who was as excited about everything D&D. My condolences to his family and all those who knew him. I hope he can be at peace.

The demo is the first part of the game and will give you a good idea of what it's like. The game does have a ton of mods already, including mods that make it in line with the revised game. There are added classes, and a new random encounter generator. I can't stress enough how this is some very...

If you're wondering if you should go to Gamehole Con: yes. Yes you should.

No, but I deal enough with people who know very little about it so I sort of have to. It's like the soda/pop versus "Coke" issue in different parts of the country.

I just want to point out that you can check out Dawnbury Days if you're looking for a Pathfinder2 cRPG. It is very basic, but I used it to teach several of my players how to play PF2 and they have all enjoyed it, so don't let the lack of polish put you off. Now this one? Oh, I'm a sucker for...

I've just started reading this thread, so I apologize if it's been addressed. I remember what you said: Initially, 5E was viewed as a return to form for old-school play. I believe this was because it was a "keep the lights on" edition to start with, and the devs were very much trying to attract...

My head officially hurts on this one. So it looks like the consensus is four attacks?

I think this is a really important point. Since the beginning, the devs for 4E were talking about "getting to the fun" and "15 minutes of fun in a four-hour session." I think there was a lot of discussion of getting some of that feeling of dropping to the fun parts right away. Because if the...

I had August in the pool of when this would happen, thinking this announcement would coincide with Gen Con. I was too conservative! Edited to add: the guy who won did the equivalent of saying "one dollar" on The Price is Right.

I think you just have to be a certain age. I was just a kid when I read the books, and they're part of the reason I enjoyed D&D so much. And for the kids out there: check out these books! Every now and then they have a sale for the Kindle edition of a multi-book set that's incredibly cheap.

As someone of a grognard age who doesn't identify with a lot of the typical grognard views, I think they do matter. A lot of media franchises have decided that people beyond a certain age aren't their target audience. I guess I have to ask, "How's that working out for you?" I had initially heard...

I absolutely love the layout for the Free League books I have, so I'm excited about it. When I see Mork Borg, I have this instinctive reaction. Never have I had books recommended to me that I bounced harder off. For that grognards thread, this is where my grognard shows.

Unfortunately, the games I play in use the hour short rest, so we don't take them very often. It's difficult because that changes the power level for the classes who are built around that mechanic. If you have a small number of resources that reset on a short rest, you're much less effective if...

This is very interesting to me. Coming from someone who has watched the show but not read the series, I may have a biased opinion, but I find it a potential for something different in Superhero RPGs. The thing I find about Invincible is that it plays out like a fairly typical superhero universe...