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Winter Fantasy is your one-stop shop for winter gaming, and we're proud to announce that Pathfinder games are back again in 2016! With adventures for the belovedPathfinder Society, as well as the Pathfinder Adventure Card Game, Paizo fans will find a little bit of everything at the show! We'll...

That's interesting. I'm torn on that, on the one hand they're not "weapons" but then again they might be "natural weapons". Hmmmmm.

As long as this is being discussed - I have a player looking to play a Druid/Monk combo. He's looking forward to Druid 2/Monk 2 with Druid of the Moon as his path or whatever. The plan being to wildshape into a brown bear, being able to bite, claw - and then spend Ki points on Flurry of blows...

This is SO getting put on our social media pages (and likely on our Website - I'll pass it up the chain).

I think, @Morrus, you should make a couple twitter lists, and we can all just subscribe to your lists. ;)

My pleasure. I'm only sorry that work and "real life" stuff bumped this off my radar. As usual, however mudbunny has kept me on-track. Um, sort of. At GenCon we had signs posted at every entrance to the D&D Next Playtest area that basically said "by entering this room, you're under an NDA - if...

I'm happy to stop by any forums (and a couple blogs) that I know are talking about the events we ran, and/or how we ran them - finding them (knowing how/where to look) is the harder part. I'm here because I was referred by @mudbunny , but if you have a link to the rpg.net thread, I'll poke my...

GenCon D&D Next Playtest Notes Hey guys. I'm Dustin Snyder of Baldman Games, and I'm the guy who was running the HQ area for the D&D Next Playtest at GenCon. I can't speak to individual playtest experiences, nor am I very good at number crunching and theory, so I can't really dive into the...

Argh and blast ye with that finger! Hmmm, this definitely bears some consideration, as I already have the contacts. I'm also part of Baldman Games which runs DDXP and the RPGA stuff at GenCon. . . [edit to add] The hard part, for me, would be hitting seminars and panels at GenCon, since I'm...

Only when it becomes a cleric of Ammauntor.

There isn't anything terribly fancy you need to do, aside from make yourself knowledgeable about the LFR Rules, and have a character or three ready to play. Neverfate has done right in pointing you to the LFR Community site, and I'd also point you to the downloads website for LFR at Living...

I haven't read the book myself, so I skipped the review. I can only draw conclusions of baseline spoilers from your post and assume Elminster is bringing her back, or has already done so. My default assumption for the campaign is that she's still dead. I could be wrong. I'd have to ask one...

It really depends, I think, on where the "sanitized world" aspect comes from. We have at least two factors working against us, assuming we wanted to get into a more "gritty" feel. 1) People play with their kids - especially at conventions like GenCon. So there's a limit to how gritty an...

I'm going to be fairly brief here, because I get the strong impression you've already made up your mind on the issue, and would rather quibble pronouns and stretch what's being said to support your viewpoint. You're certainly welcome to do so, and to hold any opinion you want. I hope you can...

That's a good question, yet also a fairly moot one. We like supporting 4E and the current 4E version of the Realms - if only for simplicity's sake. I suppose if we wanted to do a small story arc, or even a single adventure, that went "back in time" for some reason we could do so, but I doubt...

Another of the hallmarks of LFR (that I can't believe I forgot in my long post above) is that we support all the 4E WotC rules options (and the most current iteration of the 4E ruleset). By comparison, D&D Encounters (officially) only supports Encounters plus one additional book per season. I'm...

Quiet, you!

I can't speak for others, but I don't read existing posts as bashing Paizo. Pathfinder isn't for me, personally - I'm 4E all the way - but it's a good system for people who prefer that ruleset. All I see/came away from was that the RPGA is free, and Paizo pushes a (small) cost to organizers...

I hope you'll both (Stereofm and eyebeams) take the time to read my posts on the matter. Things are not anywhere NEAR as dire as they may seem - in fact, as one of the LFR Admins, we're really happy with the program and where it stands right now.

You're welcome, Steel_Wind. I'd appreciate it if you wanted to spread some of what you've learned here to other threads you've started, like the one on the Paizo forum. While chilling in assorted forums (fora?) is part of my task list as a LFR Point of Contact admin - I'm afraid that jumping...