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Thanks. Yeah, "huge" may be a bit of hyperbole. :)

I hope it's okay to post this here. I have a large collection of classic games I'm looking to sell. The list is here: Grid 2 - Airtable If you're interested, please email me at ddbenson at Comcast dot net. Thanks.

Until the optimizers get to it and then there will be one "right" way to build a Paladin.

I apologize for the vilest of thread necromancy, but I was hoping someone on this thread had any contact info for Randy Madden (Eosin the Red). I worked with him on Under the Dragon’s Banner and would love to contact him again. Feel free to DM me. Thanks.

I REALLY thought that Aquaman would be involved in the recovery of the spear. I was disappointed that he wasn't. That being said, I went in with low expectations and found myself enjoying the film despite its weaknesses. It was, on par, far better than Age of Ultron. I look forward to seeing...

I did not care for it at all. It's been too long ago that I tried to read it to give you specifics, but I remember disliking it quite a bit.

Agreed. It's more likely they will, at least at first, go with an original script. I'm not sure if that would be good news or bad, though.

Yeah, I choked on that a bit as well.

Okay, assuming that they will involve the works of R.A. Salvatore somehow (and how can they not dip into that cash cow?), let's cast the parts: Drizzt - Wulfgar - Bruenor - Cattie-Brie - Regis - Others?

What Mark said, but here's the relevant quote from the Hollywood reporter: The upcoming Warner Bros motion picture will be based on a script by David Leslie Johnson (Wrath of the Titans) and produced by Roy Lee (The Lego Movie, How To Train Your Dragon) with the involvement of Hasbro chief...

Let's hope that Producer title is a powerless bone they threw him to get him to drop his claim to the movie rights. The real producer, according to an article I just read, is the guy that brought us The Lego Movie.

Is this Paizo's response to the popularity of 5E? I'm so out of the Pathfinder loop, so I'm just asking. Not trying to stir up trouble.

Advice well received, Razjah. Thank you.

True. Our first attempt was with 5 players and it was too much for the poor, frazzled DM. Three players is the sweet spot. I'm currently playing one on one with the DM and, while it's fun, it feels like there are not enough beliefs to help build the story.

For me, Burning Wheel offers a system by which we create a story with the characters being the central protagonists. Each roll does not just resolve a problem or situation, but steers the direction of the story. Every. Single. Roll. I love how the game is about the characters and what is...

It's really not looking good for this project to fund. I'll admit, I have almost no interest in a "gold box" type game without the D&D license. I played the hell out of the gold box games back in the day, even frying a commodore 64 playing a Pool of Radiance marathon, but I just can't see the...

Kidding...sort of. I never see any discussion of Burning Wheel here, which is a shame. I wanted to share my blog, in which I write about my current BW campaign. Enjoy and comments are very welcome. http://dorkrage.blogspot.com/