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I misread the headline as "meet your communists" and thought whoa EN World is taking a hard turn!

I wonder how well this would combine with Four Sherlock Holmes and a Vampire (Who Is Also One of the Aforementioned Sherlock Holmes)

It's a big document so I haven't read all of it, but searches for the words "four" and "subclass" have not yielded an answer: where are you getting this from?

I think everyone is ignoring the real question here: why does it have a tongue?

I'm wondering how much the decision to ditch the Imbued was because they were too much a part of the endtimes of old World of Darkness, and wouldn't fit into the revised timeline?

What the free version lacks in graphical flair, it makes up for in easy-to-read tables.

Probably not, but it is used enough in other books and Unearthed Arcana to indicate that it is, in fact, the correct term.

Am I the only one kind of bothered by calling subclasses "archetypes?"

Looks metallic to me. Copper or brass, I'd say. Maybe gold. Speaking of the cover, I still can't get over how weird the characters' heights are. Is Destina supposed to be really short? Is Tasslehoff especially tall for a kender? What's going on here?

"there aren't many levels to level up to" seems blatantly false, as Advanced Dungeons & Dragons, and the original game, didn't have a level cap, the levels just went up as long as you were getting enough experience.

'To address what they see as these inequities, Alta Fox nominated a slate of five candidates to the Board of Directors to "improve alignment…"' I hope they go back to just the Law and Chaos axis.

Blue moon. I retcon stuff if I made some glaring mistake, but I've only restarted a whole campaign once (due to a massive falling-out with one of the players) and even then I took the opportunity to retool the campaign so it wasn't just treading old ground.

Spartans! Tonight we dine on five loaves of bread and two fishes.

I can't wait for the forum arguments about whether this is redundant or not.

That Grand Bazaar map hurts my eyes.

How is the introductory adventure "free," exactly, when you're paying for the magazine?

Way I see it, Paladine and Takhisis are greater deities, and thus by the current Dungeon Master's Guide their avatars are on the level of lesser deities. Their avatars Bahamut and Tiamat have cultivated enough of a separate following and identity of their own that they're able to exist even when...

It's actually spelled "Deceit."

Nonsense, it's clearly a ripoff of Miss Cackle's Academy for Witches.

I'm not upset at Paizo for recognizing the union. I'm upset at the disproportionate response. Recognizing the union was a good thing, yes. But I'm not going to applaud them for it just yet. And I'm certainly not going to even consider becoming a customer until things actually improve.