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Saw it Last night...was a pretty good movie BUT...it creates a NEW timeline.... as a matter of fact there were several serious issues that imply that the Movie in of itself IS an alternate time-line... The fact that the Vulcans and Romulans are known in the movie to share a common ancestry...This weas not revealed until later in the Star Trek series... actually during the first season of the original series...No one knew what a Romulan even looked like until the episode Face of the Enemy...Irony is that Mark Lenard the guy who played spocks father in the original and next gen series...played the Romulan Captain who was the first ROmulan that had ever been seen..

The movie was pretty good but now we have a new Conundrum.... when in doubt...don't Change the Format....Change the Time Stream

71. Using Beer for Chemical Warfare in Ian Douglas Semper Mars: Book One of the Heratige trilogy...The panicked French Troops surrendered bc the foam looked like acid trying to eat through their suits since Co2 behaves quite differently in a Low Pressure enviroment.

72. Give them the Air Cohaagen, give them the Air.... Total Recall....Kuato Lives!

73. End scene of Planet of the Apes...the original.... They finally did it!

74. Adama's quote in the new BSG...before it went all emo... Sometimes you have to Roll the Hard Six

Ok...Biggest complaint about all the 3.5 books was how spread out it all was.... Perhaps a Set of Lines of which we could Have one book per year detailing that aspect of the game.... For Instance each year a New monster book, A New Character Book, (Classes Feats and Prestige classes..etc), A Magic Book...(Spells and Items) Then of course campaign support would be independent as would adventures...This way...when one was looking for a new Feat, Monster, Spell, Item...they would only have a few places to look...unlike 3.5 which which could be a real chore....

In July we officially kick off the Pathfinder RPG with the release of the Pathfinder Bestiary. The massive Pathfinder RPG Core Rulebook follows in August, but beyond that we have not yet announced additional rules support for the game.

That support IS coming, and we're in the process of finalizing what form it will take.

The current plan is to release between 2-3 hardcover rulebooks per year, including additional Pathfinder Bestiaries.

What form would you like these books to take? Would you be interested in subscribing to such a line, provided the books cost somewhere around $35 a pop?

What titles/ideas would you like to see us explore?

We're all worried about rules bloat. What is your opinion of new classes and races?

Are you as tired of prestige classes as I am?

Discuss.