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Well, one of the more UNSPEAKABLY CRUEL japes over on Birdhell was this pristine bit of emotional savagery from https://twitter.com/laura_hirsb, which made me sad.

Be a mutant with a third arm, obvs. See, chaos has all the answers!

SATINE! *Satine* Phoenix, if you please!

Holy crap, I've been coming here for twenty years. That's just madness. Anyway, you're welcome, Russ. Thanks for keeping the place running!

Now this has serious potential for my crew. We ran through The Marsh Bell a couple of years ago, and what made most of my players bounce off the One Ring system was the combat system. Too far from their gaming preferences, really; so if I can run TOR with a combat system they're more comfortable...

If you go to http://dnd.wizards.com/search/site/strahd you get a couple of semi-phantom page refs. The links don't work right, but the previews say Looks like somebody didn't delete all the stuff when they changed their minds about when it got announced.

Mage: the Awakening 2nd Edition, and (fingers crossed so hard they're turning blue) Scion 2nd Edition. (edit for) Oh hey, and Zweihander and Delta Green, too!

Yeah, I think people underestimate how much damage can get done by a small team of mid-level PCs when they have the drop on their target, and the good sense to book it before their enemy gets their shizz together. And all it woulda taken was a couple of bad rolls on the players side to end up...

Hunh. Weird, just reloaded the page, and the button's there now. OK, never mind.

Technical Note: the Archery Contests article seems to be missing the download button. The other three articles had one, but there seems to be no way to acquire the Archery article. Pledged $3 an article, capped at $6, coz I'm broke like a broken thing, but heck if I'm not gonna support the only...

But how's that different from any other caster with access to Find Familiar? The only bump chain-lock gets is that their familiar can be a pseudo-dragon, an imp, a quasit, or a sprite. And until this edition, every one of those options (except for the sprite) was available to wizards. So they've...

I wouldn't say you're ruining the Warlock as a class; you're just evaporating one of the three specialties. In my experience, chain-lock's the specialty that absolutely nobody ever takes. So there's no point in reserving the concept of more powerful familiars to a class specialty that's never...

Thing is, tome-lock already ate the chain-lock's lunch. At this point, I'd be inclined to just let the chain-lock vanish in a puff of irrelevance and just expand the familiar options for everybody.

Well, the problem is that Pact of the Chain is seriously gimped. There's no reason that a regular wizard couldn't cast Find Familiar in a higher level slot to get a more powerful familiar, and there's no reason that a tome-pact warlock with Book of Ancient Secrets couldn't scribe Find Familiar...

See, what I'd like to get is an urban sandbox setting. Same basic idea, but for folks that want to do urban adventuring instead of woodsrunning frontier-life adventuring. Lots of intrigue-based adventures, house-breaking and roof-running, sewer crawls after were-rats and urban goblins, street...

The way I'm running it for the were in my campaign is that he transforms automatically under the full moon. While transformed, he can try to regain control with a Wisdom save DC 15; but that save is made every round, and the DC goes up 1 with every successful save. He can try and transform on...

Well, it may not be illegal or unethical to pre-emptively C&D fan materials that fill a gap that you're currently unable or unwilling to fill yourself, but it's certainly stale. As someone who got a lot of use out of Pathguy's generators, this is a serious disappointment.

Dude, I know that. But there's a difference between choosing what options to allow from a couple of sourcebooks, and trying to filter out the gold from the dross in a tsunami of options. It's a question of having to figure out what to say "no" TO, y'know? There's good stuff in there; there's...

Yeah, I have to agree agree with you here. I mean, I play and run Pathfinder, and I do enjoy it, but that enjoyment is distinctly tempered by the overwhelming tsunami of classes and feats and traits and spells and magic items and critters and templates and archetypes and oh my GOD there's so...

The way I'm probably gonna end up handling it is like this. (Game ended up getting cancelled this week, so I've got time to scheme.) During the full moon, he's full-on crazy murder machine, but he can make Wisdom saves (every round, increasing DC) to gain temporary control of himself. Other...