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Yeah, I do check their site out from time to time since I'm curious. But they also don't have stuff on Roll20 or Foundry AFAIK.

Ok - that I did not know. Interesting....thanks. Wouls also explain the lack of GURPS news.

Yeah I'm also baffled that they don't highlight any GRUPS or Dungeon Fantasy releases in all of '24. That's weird. It's as if they don't make TTRPGs any more.

Ha ha - been there. I tried CoC once with my D&D group. I still remember trying to describe a lighthouse in the most eerily way, and suddenly we could hear one of the players snoring. He simply fell asleep! Now I think it was stacked against us. Firstly we played on Roll20 and if I am ever to...

Yeah can only imagine Roll For Combat’s stream if WotC did something like this.

Also, didn't the internet play a part? For the first few years, you couldn't just Google 'druid power build' and get a recipe for making your DM cry. You had to build from what you had in your books. Modern games have to take that into account. That's what I like about PF2. They tried to lift...

Just look at this. The difference is stark. It's like a NY Times front page next to NY Post.

I just can't take these shocked YouTube faces any longer. It has almost become a meme at this point.

Wow. Just wow. So what you’re saying is that the layoffs are more about looking proactive than something actually needed for the financial health of Hasbro? That sucks.

This...I didn't see coming. Especially since WotC seemed to be doing fine. Also I don't really get the "boycott"-mindset. There is nothing strange or weird about companies downsizing. Wishing for more ill to befell those left seems.....weird to say the least. What I'm thinking is that I wish...

Why would they release the SRD before the books? Has that ever happened? Can’t imagine why WotC would do that. And the argument hinges on that.

Honestly I kind of feel this isn't really true. Paizo did some great APs for sure, but man they also penned some duds. Also their APs are known for containing way too much grinding and battles whose only purpose is to pad XP points. Further I don't see any PF2 AP becoming very popular yet...

Great thread. There is so much I just love about 4e. I want to mention just a few things: Easy to prep monsters. At the moment I am GMing a PF1 campaign. And there's also things I like about PF1, but prepping 3.P monsters is like a full time job next to 4e monsters. How power descriptions...

Great input. I think I will try to do a one shot in it and see how it goes. But there are so many interesting games on the horizon: 13th age 2nd ed, PF2 Core Remastered, D&D 5.1, and then also SW Pathfinder.

Ok thanks. That is helpful. I’m currently GMing Giantslayer in PF1 and mostly like it. But I would like to run Curse of the Crimson throne soon and perhaps in something other than PF1 because: It feels a bit archaic Really don’t like Vancian casting Prepping monsters takes a looong time and I...

Yeah kinda agree. But instead of getting annoyed by his style I mostly ignore his posts. Much prefer the style of Mike S, Shawn M and Teos. The kind of D&D-beer-and-pretzel style game I play with my group doesn’t require a Justin Alexander approved adventure. But if you like that kind of stuff...

I recently bought Savage Pathfinder, and this thread has gotten me more interested. But I am thinking why this instead of normal PF. Why would I play Savage Pathfinder instead of just the original Pathfinder? Why prefer one over the other? What does it bring to the table that Paizo Pathfinder...

Just wanna stress how good New Paths Compendium is. One of the best PF1 books out there.

Yeah. I will say one thing I like about how they organized feats in PF2: it's much easier for the players to look at these 10 feats that's specific for e.g. Rangers, than trying to get a handle an the HUNDRES of PF1 feats. Yesterday when biking to work, I thought if I could somehow make it...