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Yeah - terrible video.

I think Runequest is well served by the newly released starter set. A good place to start.

They were a small team back then. Their first three adventure hardbacks were written by other companies. Tyranny by Kobold Press. Princes of Apocalypse by Sasquatch Game Studio, and Out of the Abyss by Green Ronin.

I ran ToD as the first campaign for my group. We really had fun with it. Absolutely loved it. What I really like about WotC 5e modules - especially compared to Paizo's PF1 and PF2 APs is that they aren't padded with as many XP-harvesting encountes as the Paizo ones.

A good first adventure is The Slaying Stone. A really great adventure in its own right. Follow that up with Reavers of Harkenwold and then Madness at Gardmore Abbey. These three adventures are really really good. And shows off what 4e can. After that you know more about how 4e runs, and can...

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Just backed it. Seems really good. October come soon please 🤪

What a nice a level headed response. ⬆️ Pretty much agree.

Big Free League fan here but yeah I hear you.

Definitely not Paizo. They are really really great adventure writers. That’s it. But have they really ever made something unique? No. And that’s fine. They are really good at what they do. Free League is were its at. 😺

Don’t fool yourself. They also represent a business and would probably throw you out to get three new customers in return. And that’s fine. That’s how that works. Just buy what you like. It’s not helpful to antagonize either.

What does it mean for D&D to die? I mean I don’t know what that means. Is it dead if it isn’t published anymore? That’s surely not the case. And will not be the case. I think instead of being so extremely vengeful as some seems to be, why not play different game for some period? It has many...

Look, I might not like the owners or the trainer. But I surely do like the players (Perkins et al) and the game (D&D). And all this extreme vitriol is just a bit too much and the idea of Paizo as this white knight is just a bit too weird to be honest. Read that some of the designers are getting...

No definitely not. While I don’t love Hasbro and the higher ups in WotC, I really really like D&D and I have a lot of respect for Perkins and Crawford. Yes it leaves a bitter taste in my mouth but I’ll still by the new version. But I’ll also buy a PF2 product now and then to support Paizo.

I found this interesting. The PF2 YouTuber NoNat1 tweets about how he would like to redo his PF2-Into videos. Aaron Shank's - Paizo's Director of Marketing - reply is intersting. Could be interpreted as Paizo has some changes coming:

Prices for RPG books are quite reasonable I find. $20? Given how many hours of play it supports it's a steal. If nothing else buy it to support the company. It's not like Paizo employees (or any other employees of an RPG company) are rolling in dough. Paizo and WotC raising prices a bit might...

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God I absolutely love this historical posts. Would love to read a big account about what happened during the 3e and 4e time period.

This is pretty awesome. I did manage to get a brand new copy of the original 2012 edition of the PHB. But I will send this to my players.

I am looking forward to this VTT actually. I can't see them pulling support for other VTTs - not in a long long time any way. I don't think they are that stupid. It will result in less sales, bad goodwill etc. What I do hope happens is that they will open up the older versions to the other VTTs...