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Anybody know anything about 'Warpath'? http://paizo.com/store/byCompany/c/cubicle7/pathfinderRPG/v5748btpy8ayo Beyond the listed, obviously.

Thanks, gang. I knew my puffed-out chest would be validated here. :) The 'swag bag' for the con had a 10% off coupon for the store, which isn't really that far away. I'll visit before too long; the guy at the table said "yeah, we got a ton of old used D&D stuff in decent shape, you should...

I went to a smallish, local gaming convention this weekend, and in the dealer room a local gaming store (not local to me) had a bunch of clearance stuff they were trying to get rid of. 20% off old board games, 40% off old Games Workshop models, that kind of thing. Then I asked about the "boxes...

I'd recommend 'City System' if it's a decent price. It's tagged as a Realms product, but in reality it's a) general city-building advice and tips on running urban adventures, b) a handful of short fill-in urban scenarios, and c) papercraft buildings. If the copy they've got used has the paper...

No doubt it was a combination of day-residue from having discussed the PDF debacle combined with some dubious microwavable food before bedtime, but the other night I had that dream again. You know, the one in which I win the MegaMillions lottery and end up (somehow) buying D&D away from WotC...

I like WotC's Dungeon Tiles well enough, but I like the plethora of free printable tiles scattered around the net much more. Because they're free. It helps, though, that I don't draw on markable tiles. We have counters and tokens for stuff like that. I also use foldup paper scenery and room...

It's called GameCon, and it's on the small side, but should be fun: Game Con 2009 - Home Tabletop stuff, lots of LARP, a 40K tournament, etc. I'm running a couple offerings of "Abraham Lincoln and the Time-Travel All-Stars Versus the Brain-Eating Nazis from Dimension X", an over-the-top...

Details here: Game Con 2009 - Home Lots of tabletop and LARP games, and "Cthulhu Saturday". I won't be doing anything D&D-oriented myself, but I'll be running several offerings of "Abraham Lincoln and the Time-Travel All-Stars Versus the Brain-Eating Nazis of Dimension X", a two-fisted...

I confess I have a soft spot in my heart for the Book of Marvelous Magic, as it was the first D&D book I bought with my own money (remember those days?). It's pretty decent, especially when you consider its age. Looking at it now, there's plenty of stuff in there that's no surprise, but there...

We did a similar riff not long ago, but with original PCs. THe 'literary' and 'TV' characters were NPCs, including: * A bitter, methodone-addled Shaggy (wherein Scooby Doo was the product of government experiments, and had gone feral and murderous) * Barbie was a cold-war era spy, eternally...

Oh, sweet. I'm totally using some of this. You had me at "firenewt".

Zero dollars, as not only are we not playing 4e, but I'm not following it.

Less that $100, for sure. Unless I get the bug to pick up pre-Pathfinder Pathfinder stuff. Right now the only OGL/3e stuff I'm buying is used stuff I didn't pick up the first time (a penny plus shipping for Magic of Incarnum? Sure, why not). At this point I have nearly everything anyway, and...

The Marvel Superheroes (FASERIP) game. Still one of the best intros to roleplaying, super-easy to improvise. Love, love, love the game.

We've been playing together (with some minor membership changes) since early 2005. Male, 33 Linguist Female, 26 Homemaker Male, 30 Construction Male, 29 IT support Male, 29 IT support Female, 24 Finance Female, 26 Jeweller former/on&off members: Male, 33 IT support Male, 32 Nursing We most...

United States Historical City Maps - Perry-Castañeda Map Collection - UT Library Online Perry-Castaneda map collection page on historical US cities. No Lake Geneva, but lots of 1910-1930 maps in there of other cities.

Okay, point taken. I'm presuming by "better" you mean that the rogue has more "cool stuff" and is more effective at its party role than the scoundrel - and I suspect you're right. Although there are certainly some class abilities in there worth swiping. Maybe that's the way to do it, really...

Checked out Amazon, as recommended, and just ordered a mess of Eberron stuff for a penny apiece (not counting shipping). Never got into Eberron much before, but I'm from the 'anything can be cannibalized' school of thought. But it got me thinking...why is the Eberron stuff so much cheaper...

Anybody had any success (or failures of note) in porting SWd20 to 3.x, or mash-up of same? Glossing over Vitality and ignoring the Force, naturally. I'm particularly curious how Noble, Scout, et al stack up against 3.5 classes.

I'm glad the OP asked, because I don't think I've ever really sat down and thought about it. Most Recent Campaign (BESMd20): Three years, five players, playing on average 6ish hours every other week. (Married, child in the house) The characters topped out around 18th-19th level. The One...