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I ran a one-shot crossover of my PF1 and PFPlaytest characters and it was great fun. The creatures/core resolution mechanic were close enough that everything flowed well enough. I imagine pf2e will allow for this possibility as well. Jason Buhlman’s comments in interviews leave me optimistic...

I’m quite fond of Giant in the Playground’s A Monster For Every Season line ( https://gumroad.com/l/amfeswinter ).

They’ve announced that Golarion will be updated a bit, innthat the events of the adventure paths will be incorporated into the setting. Generally they are also assuming successful PC’s. So, the Worldwound will be closed, Cheliax will have some changes, Taldor will have a new ruler, etc.

Cool! Thanks everyone!

So, how does O.L.D. / N.E.W / N.O.W. stack up against something like GURPS?

I bought Ptolus, and I could see dropping up to $150 on something like this... but having the ability to pre-pay over a number of months would make it easier to swallow, as would the ability to pay via paypal.

I'm using the same book-list that I used with 3.5 which generally includes: The Expanded Psionics Handbook, Complete Warrior/Arcane/Divine/Adventurer, Books from w/e setting I'm running in (in the case of my next campaign, this includes most of the 3.5 Eberron stuff, as well as Ptolus), and the...

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Picked mine up at the FLGS on 08/13 - and I got the last copy there!

That'd be nine kinds of awesome!:cool:

You could always use the mansion from Madness in Freeport.

http://www.GiantITP.com/comics/oots0647.html Insomnia finally pays off!!!

I'm intruigued, and would also like some bacon.

I'd also suggest getting GURPS Powers, if you decide to go with that system. It's very useful in modelling almost anything you could think of.

That's mitigated to a certain extent in the new edition, as the costs for advancing ability scores are flattened, and point costs are better balanced overall. It's still going to take a bit longer to become more capable at skills the character is already good at, but as you previously stated...

The Prophesies of the Dragon adventure was a good idea, but horrible in practice. Essentially the PC's get to run a side-quest to the plot of the first six or so novels. That is the essential problem with running games in the "present day" WoT setting. Rand and Co. are doing a lot of the...

Paradise Lost.

I agree completely that if WotC is going to actually offer licencing, the licence should be made available as quickly as possible. Not to nitpick, but the OGL needs no extension. WotC could release an SRD for 4e under the OGL, and then everyone would be able to use that information along with...

What about running the Night of Dissolution or the Banewarrens?

I will most likely be picking up some pathfinder stuff, especially the core book. The bestiary, perhaps, perhaps not.