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Pathfinder Adventure Path Charter Subscriber; Pathfinder Chronicles Subscriber. 4,470 posts (13,523 including aliases). 4 reviews. Aliases: Lord Snorkus, Shactal, O.L.L.I, Sharinda, Phoebus, Shagrak Kar'Dushgulak, Marwan Al-Bahri, Renkar Sha'Hagmid, Gnaeus Cornelius Papyrus, Traveller Smurf, Joachim Fernao, Spinner of Secrets, Mercutio, Hanali Hal'Oight, Dungeon Monkey, Cartographer Monkey, Samiel 'Sam' Longshanks, Sgt. Curtin, Mutant Monkey, Thread vampire, The dancing girls, Eustace Q. Figg, Chairman WNC, Rajneesh Zimmerman, MegaPope, Evil Monkey, Korgoth Darkhand, Big Mammy Grillz, The DMPC, Priestess of Calistria, Herr Doktor Schadenfreude, Dread Lord Poodle, The Kool-Aid Drinker, Malice Jack, Logic_Elmer, Erik O' Mona, Margarinefrog, The Grey Mouser, H. P. Hatesmash, Lemmiwinks, Smurf-Drone 69 of Paizomatrix 0, Acme Robot, Scooby Don't, The Concuror, Rush Kobold, Pendobar 'Pip' Bushytoe, Anarcho-Syndicalist Peasant, The Spanish Inquisition, Alias-eating black hole, Brwaaaktor, Eldest Chicken, Deus Ex Machina, ..., The Two-Headed Flying Monkeys, Alaina, priestess of Calistria, The Steel Tsar, Fafhrd., Spring Sapling, Innocent Blood, Dread Lord Wendigo, The Wasp Queen, Ebony Jaguar, Great Erl, The Giggler, Serafina, Magdalena, Ethelbert the Octopus, Alaina, the Fire Flower, Emperor Poodlemilian I, Farasha al-Katapeshi, Zaina al-Strega, Muulsh the Merchant, Harry 'Blacksocks' MacGrognard, Keehaar, Richard Pickman, Beren Fishfinder, A Flaming Angry Fan Mob, Keehaar., Joren Orlbereth, Blacque Jacque Shellacque, Melusine Orlbereth, Kytania the Cenobyte, Taco Slaad, Don Corleonedemar, Angelfish, Uncle Eel, Edward De Vere, Poodle Jack, Ethel the Succubus, Serj Tankian, Cambridge Brute Squad, Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen, GelBob CubePants, Huitzilopochtli, Whoreluck, Flash_LXIX, Kobalt Skeever.
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Another hit out of the park for the Kobold!
Wed, Aug 13, 2008, 06:16 PM
What can I say? I read the PDF today, and once again I was floored. I don't know if Wolfgang and company have some magic brain-reading doohickey there, but two of the main articles were dealing with things I was debating on using in my games! How does he do that? I'm just going to reiterate ... subscribe to this magazine. If you loved Dragon, this IS its spiritual successor. No holds barred. I will subscribe to this magazine until I die (or it goes 4E). It's that good.
Excellent take on classic humanoid race
Thu, Jul 24, 2008, 05:24 PM
This PDF is well thought out and crammed with fantastic detail on Kobolds and their society. The four NPCs included are well-constructed and are presented at several levels for scalability. Their lush backstory makes them unique and memorable foes/allies that can be dropped into any campaign with ease. I highly reccomend it!
Excellent reference with a old-style gaming feel
Sun, Mar 9, 2008, 08:26 AM
I liked this book for two reasons. One, it has a lot of creative "fluff" to it, which is what I am all about. Second, it really has an old Judges Guild-type of suppliment feel to it, where the fantastical could erupt at any moment. Give me tattooed monks streetfighting and Goblins chanting 'Daddy!' at the hapless PC. When I get in a fix as to what to tell an adventuring party when they say 'now what?' I'll be reaching for this gem.
An excellent magazine
Thu, Oct 25, 2007, 04:10 PM
As I was sadly perusing my Dragon collection from years past recently, I was struck with how the production values were scant in the early days, but the articles were meaty. Dragon was a magazine by fans for fans. I feel like I am back in the early days of Dragon when I read Kobold Quarterly. Fantastic articles with information that can be used by almost anyone. Are the production values equal to the final days of Dragon? No. Does this matter? No. This scrappy little 'zine is what it is all about. Articles by the fans for the fans. Buy it and you won't be disappointed.
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