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Came here to say Angus McBride.

I think I remember this. If you screw up the quest to go up the mountain with Merrill, I think the tribe turns hostile on you and you need to fight your way through them. I think it was connected with Merrill's "forbidden Eluvian" quest. (It's been a while).

Honestly, it hasn't grabbed me the way I had hoped. The action is fun and fast moving, but I kind of appreciated the tactical approach of previous games. The real issue though is just that the story and characters aren't grabbing me the way I had hoped. I know they changed the name from...

Yeah, that kind of set me off too. Not a good sign.

I love that the panel where scruffy lands his it actually signals that the SLASH comes from below.

I thought Dreadwolf was a good name. Still looking forward to the new game though!

I'll say this for the video game -- it does lay the bread crumbs along the trail right from the beginning of the game. It would have been great if the modules had done a better job of doing likewise.

Sure I can understand that if you backed the Kickstarter and haven't gotten all of your rewards yet. He's definitely taking a long time on some of those rewards (for my part, I think I've gotten everything I signed on for), but unless you're a Patreon backer and he's not coming through with his...

I mean, it's hard for me to complain about something I'm given for free.

"All helm, no battle." That's great.

The worst book in any edition is clearly The Stronghold Builder's Guidebook from Third Edition. I was so looking forward to that. What a piece of garbage.

I thought this was really good news at first, but then I remembered that legit actor Jeremy Irons was in the OG D&D movie.

Wouldn't launch on either of my Macs. I'm going to try to install it in Windows and see if it runs. If not, also asking for my money back.

Yes, I believe it was noted at the time. I think that's what set many people off.

I like this way of expressing it, and it does a better job of expressing what I'm trying to say than I have. I've never denied it's a question of preferences, with some preferring 5e and others PF2. What seems strange to me is that this conversation seemed to begin with the idea that PF2 is...

It seems some folks are arguing that it both has less stuff AND even more stuff!

Imaro, ignored.

Exactly.

I'm sorry the fact that I am not fond of the way 5e handles this, and the fact that it provides what I consider to be limited and unexciting options causes you so much personal angst. But the fact remains that this is how I feel about it. I'm always at a loss as to how people think they can...

That's right, and I still disagree.