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I stopped hiding my love of RPGs once I hit my 40's and now speak of it openly with my coworkers (I'm a police officer). There have been those who would look at me in an odd sort of way but for the most part, they have accepted it. Mainly because I don't really don't place too much weight on...

So true. My wife and I are both 46 and we have a 13 year old, 9 year old and a 5 year old. A lot of our friends of the same age are in the same boat in terms of kids.

I would like to see another NPC Guide. Only this time, brimming with the more common type folk one encounters on a day to day basis. The blacksmith, the farmer, the inn keeper, the stable-hand, etc. I know that there are some in the GameMastery Guide but I would love to see more. No base...

No, but I wasn't planning on buying anyway.

I haven't play tested at all but I think that it would make combat seem a little bit more dynamic and fluid, which, in my opinion, can only be a good thing.

I love the books. Makes me feel like I'm doing research!

It's funny. For a gaming company to get the inner-functioning of a campaign setting to work properly it seems they would have to have staff members with degrees in poly sci, geology, archaeology, sociology, agricultural, business, paleontology, zoology, climatology, engineering, architecture...

According to my Forgotten Realms Adventures, its 86,000 in the slow season and 115,000 in the summer. This information is not recent though.

I'll apologize in advance as I have not read each and every post in this thread, in case what I say has already been covered. The idea of the 'mundane' PC classes and those who wield magic are of course rated on their power based on their level as compared to the rest of the world. 99.99% of my...

I think for me its because I am cursed with both ADHD and OCD that compel me to GM. Also, I love crafting a story and seeing the looks on the players faces when the big reveal occurs.

For me it's the amount of monsters that supposedly occupy a world full of humans. I mean, if you were to take each and every monster created for Pathfinder, there would be no room for anything else. Humans and all of the other humanoid races would be devoured in no time. In fact the ecosystem...

And people wonder why I don't post that much...

What ever happened to having a working knowledge of human anatomy to draw comics? I recall when I placed submissions to Marvel and DC comics. They were almost tyrannical in their replies that I needed to improve my figure drawing and to display a working knowledge of human anatomy. Clearly, with...

As long as Wayne Reynolds doesn't draw it, I'll check it out.

Current campaign in Morvia: The Legacy of Domichronius

What? That's it? ;)

I cut my teeth on B2 wayyyy back in the day, and it still is the most versatile module I have ever run. Of course I haven't run it since those time but I did re-read it about a year ago while reading through all of the rules for BECMI. It certainly gets the creative juices flowing.

I chose playing with buddies. Despite all of the editions, and genre of games available one thing always stays the same. The fun that we collectively have in playing and the cool stories that are born from those games. Also, I have role playing to thank for the broad spectrum of people I have...

I haven't read the entire thread, and if I come off sounding repetitive with other posts, then my apologies in advance. As a GM I have never felt comfortable with simply saying, "No, because I don't like it." The way I see it. The players are there for the same reasons that I am. To have fun and...

It wouldn't phase me in the slightest. I think that I would keep plugging along as I always have.