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Is this going out of print?

My vote for Hero Lab as well. I love HL.

1. Can the following items be enchanted:

Adamantine Breastplate, Dwarven Plate, Dragonhide Plate, Elven Chain, Mithral Shirt, Darkwood Buckler, Darkwood Shield, Mithral Heavy Shield

I think they should be able to be enchanted, since they're not magical and it's the material they're made of that gives them their properties.

2. Why does a Bag of Holding have its normal weight even when empty? Shouldn't it be the lesser of 1/2 lb (the weight of a sack) plus contents or its max weight?

3. Can a Wight use its energy drain in a grapple? I think it should be able to, but only if it chooses to do damage as its grappling action.

Any chance of getting some different Pathfinder shirts? I think the Pathfinder launch poster would make a good shirt. Or maybe the core rulebook cover.

Maybe do a CafePress store with the iconic characters?

Or just put the Pathfinder compatible logo on a shirt. There's an awesome fashion statement.

I think it's sad that things like this still happen. Still, I think it shows how far we've come that this has generated such an outcry. Personally, I think this judge should be fired with extreme prejudice.

I personally refuse to discriminate on the basis of race, nationality, religion*, disability, sexual preference, gender, age, or most of the other lines we use to separate humanity. I do this for the simple reason the the capability to be a jackass or idiot knows no bounds and is endemic to the human condition.

*With regards to religion, I must confess to a severe dislike for Satanists. I've never gotten along with any of them I've met.

Looks like a good job. Any chance of a version without a white background? All that white space makes my eyes hurt.

Can anyone see the Sagawork Studios products? When I click on them under PFRPG compatible products, I get an empty page.

Good to know. Any chance of a more printer-friendly version of the errata for printing? The errata is beautiful as it stands, but really printer-intensive. If you like, I can add any new errata to my printer-friendly version and send you a copy.

Are there any plans to update the official errata on the website? From what I've been reading here, lots more errata have been found. I know I've posted one or two.

This article just makes me sad. And I have a similar tale to relate as well.

Someone I know in the USAF is currently divorcing their husband because he won't stop playing WoW. He's also currently in trouble for a variety of reasons that stem from the fact that he just doesn't give a damn about anything But WoW.

Myself, I play WoW. I'd much rather play real RPGs though. And when did video game geeks become gamers?

If you want to go ultra-light on the rules, check out Risus. A short read, it's free, and the rules are very flexible indeed.

Whoah...

I just want to admit here and now that I'm a bit overwhelmed by how enthusiastic Pathfinder fans are. The amount of fan-created material and support is just amazing. It seems like every day I'm finding somewhere new to swap ideas, get material from, and other goodness. It reminds me a lot of how M&M fans tend to be.

So in a word...
AWESOME!!!

I'll add the OGL and send it right along.

Edit: Sent. The OGL makes it a two-page document, but I put it in due to my respecting Paizo's IP rights.

It is indeed a plain old black & white document.

Very high stat rolls are statistically unlikely, but they do happen. My second AD&D 1e character had straight 18s. Funny thing is, the DM flat-out asked if I was using loaded dice in front of the other players. My reply was "They're your dice."

My suggestion is, keep a quiet eye on the other player's dice rolls. If he's a little too lucky a little too often, say something to the DM.

Use Advanced Goblin Stealth Techniques: Hold your weapon or a tree branch in front of you!

I've produced a more printer-friendly version of the PFRPG errata. Can someone suggest where I can post this? And (somewhat more importantly), does Paizo object to my distributing this?

Side note: I know some people have spotted more(!) errata in the core book. Any idea when there will be an updated errata file?

That was hilarious!

I notice there's a Pathfinder Chronicles Campaign setting for OGL. Is there a plan to do a PFRPG version?

I believe I have found an error on p. 203. The last sentence under Distracting Spellcasters reads as follows:

If you damage the spellcaster, she may lose the spell she was trying to cast(as determined by her Spellcraft check result).

I believe that instead of calling for a Spellcraft check, this should be a concentration check.

Rules and publisher for me. I was hooked at the beta, and the final product has me chomping at the bit to run it. Many things I didn't like about 3.5 are improved in Pathfinder, even some things I didn't realize irked me. Detail and flexibility has been added to all the core classes. Attacks of opportunity, grapples, and more are all much improved.

And although I didn't get to run the beta rules myself* I was floored by the fact that Paizo just put the playtest rules up there for anyone to download. No application, no NDA, just pdf awesomeness for the taking. That speaks a lot for publisher attitude for me. Plus I remember the Paizo run of Dungeon & Dragon magazines well. I kept reading even while I wasn't running D&D just to get more material.

Admittedly, I haven't looked at the setting yet, but I build my own worlds and borrow stuff from published material anyway.

*Forgive me, about the time the beta started, I was getting ready to become a father. Baby before game.

Would it be possible to add a category in the store for all the third-party Pathfinder-compatible products? I think it would be useful to be able to browse them all in one place.

I love the PFRPG* and am considering subscribing to it. Could I choose which product my subscription begins with? I already have the Pathfinder core and don't need another copy.

*Is that the accepted acronym for the Pathfinder RPG? Pardon my asking, I'm new here.

I was intrigued by the Pathfinder Chronicler prestige class in the PRPG. But I'd like to learn more about the Pathfinder Society. Can someone point me in the direction of information about it?

Unfortunately, a variety of RL events have kept me from having the money to buy a copy of the playtest rules till now. I would gladly have paid the money for one.

(Sad to say, there's only place I can get one printed in town. And their cost on a 400-page print job is prohibitive.)

Guess I'll just wait for the full rulebook then. It'll make a good birthday present for myself.