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Bumping this thread and waiting for a new Wyre post are the Ancient Traditions of Our People. And where would we be without tradition?

To my eyes, 18 says Vanrakdoom, but I can't back that up with anything better. :(

In Dragon Talk, Chris Perkins mentioned Arcturiadoom, so I'm 99% sure that's what you're seeing in 14.

I am so glad that you have gotten use and enjoyment out of Harbinger of Doom and Tribality! Let me also recommend Marsupialmancer's Laboratory - he's been doing some just phenomenal adaptations of earlier-edition settings.

I'm the author of this one. Thanks so much for your kind words - it means a lot to me! In Sudden Panic's second paragraph, cut "that" and it parses correctly.

The trouble is that those veterans have the same outcome against an unlimited number of hill giants, because the hill giants never win a contested roll.

Okay, if I am getting this wrong, please tell me, because I feel like they would have accounted for this. But don't 400 ogres form 4 units at BR 100 each, and thus always lose to 400 berserkers who form 1 unit of BR 400? I'm not seeing how the d20's range is large enough to factor into some...

Did you ever develop plans for the lands at the edge of the Cerilian map, in case the BR product line continued?

Can't stop, won't stop. I'm already ogrecommitted.

Political and religious revolution are the central themes of my campaign. The city where the campaign takes place is a powderkeg, and I'm just waiting to see if the PCs support or oppose revolution and Terror.

I absolutely agree that not every campaign or setting needs every subclass to be available - you can make really compelling statements in a campaign by blocking off particular races, classes, subclasses, or just about anything else. What I had in mind with the spectral companion/ghost thing is...

Absolutely true - if you think of every monster in every book as coexisting in a setting. But if you took a fistful of monsters from each book and hung your campaign's story on them (with or without designing a whole new setting), you might paradoxically get more bang for your buck. Not that...

Thanks for the feedback! You absolutely could use the Monster Manual's rules for lycanthropy, but I would suggest that the Wolfsblood makes being a werewolf a more central part of your character and gameplay experience. I also tried to reflect some of the style of higher-powered werewolves in...

...well, that's embarrassing. --Brandes

The firearms rules I'm planning on using: Flintlock Pistol - d8 piercing, range 15/60, loading Flintlock Musket - d10 piercing, range 40/160, loading Flintlock Long Rifle - d12 piercing, range 50/200, loading Special: Unless silenced by magic, firing any flintlock weapon makes enough noise...

I am sad that the Bounty Hunter background is apparently gone. That one has become important enough to my campaign that I'll have to create one.

Have you spotted any effects that force Strength, Intelligence, or Charisma saving throws? I'm interested in the development of the healing economy outside of the Basic rules. Does it look like bards, druids, paladins, or anyone else could reasonably carry a party's healing load without giving...

Its d20 Future version was nominated for an ENnie. Now they're re-releasing Dawning Star, adapted for Evil Hat's Fate Core system. It's almost done with initial funding - stretch goals would make it even better!

I, for one, welcome our were-primate overlords. Wait. A human cursed with lemur-therianthropy just has two different primate forms. Is that enough change to qualify? I'm so confused! I can't wait for the next installment, when all of my questions about life, the universe, and everything will...

The news page is by far and away the most important part of the site for me, and I at least skim all sections. Keep up the great work! Haven