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Oh, I agree. I'm fortunate enough to have a home group so I get real game face time there. The PbP is my "proving ground" for LoF before I throw my players at it...

Virtual Gaming Tables are great for play testing purposes as well. There was a lot of Pathfinder Beta discussion and real time games played online over at Tangled Web.

I think a few play by posts were created as well.

I'm only just getting into reading Pathfinder SRD. I don't care much for pdfs and I don't have $50 to spare right now for the hard copy.

So far, I'm dying to play a wizard.

I'm hoping to see something nice in combat streamlining though. That always seemed to be a bottleneck for 3.5 DnD and OpenRPG.

Mythweavers is a pretty decent site for play by posting too. I've been doing that more often myself lately. I've been itching for another real time game though. Play by posts just take to doggone long fer anything to happen in my own experience.

I like setting aside about 4 hours and just roleplaying with friends in a real chat environment.

Just went over an looked at Tangled Web's main page and they have three Pathfinder games looking for players on there.

Interest Check: Pathfinder - The New World

Sundays! 3.5e/Pathfinder!

Pathfinder World's Largest Dungeon

Those three threads have the details on each game. You can also recruit for your own games there.

Is anybody here playing Pathfinder online yet?

I'm here to represent the minority of players that use Virtual Gaming Tables like OpenRPG and Maptool to play traditional pen and paper rpgs online.

If you don't know what OpenRPG and Maptool are, well, I'll tell ya.

They are totally free Virtual Gaming Tables. You know, it's what WotC has been promising for a while now... well, these programs are nothing new and they perform the same primary functions that Gleemax and the DnD Gametable were going to do.

You can host a server, or join an existing server. Once joined, you can chat with other players and roll dice of many sorts. The GM has more control and he can load game maps and fog out the unexplored areas. He reveals more as the players explore. The players can load tokens to represent their characters during combat and such.

Character sheet functions that allow you to create macros for rolling actions are also included in these programs.

All in all, they kick arse first and ask questions later.

I've been using Virtual Gaming Tables for years. It's perfect for adults that can't meet every week due to family obligations. It's great for kids that can't go out and meet friends to play.

Virtual Gaming Tables are the way to play for many people and if you're interested in finding a good community of roleplayers that are already using these tools to game, I suggest www.thetangledsweb.net as your first stop.

The Tangled Web is a community of Role Players that primarily use OpenRPG and MapTool to run their games. The website has a Vbulletin forum that is modded with a die roller for play by post gaming as well.

The site also gives any Gamemaster running a game his or her own forum space for conducting business between sessions.

They have a Character sheet profiler that might be familiar to many folks. 3eProfiler is integrated with their forums as well. I hear that they plan to have a Pathfinder sheet available in the future too.

Anyway, I think that the Pathfinder society could certainly benefit from a relationship with The Tangled Web and I hope to find some fellow Pathfinder fans there looking for a game.

Thanks fer readin' all this... I really love my online gaming and I'd like to find more folks to play the systems I enjoy with.

OpenRPG and Maptool are some really great tools that folks need to know about.

Pardon Me for being dense. But is it 3.5 or 4.0.

Eagering awating a answer.

( Nose wet And Ears standing up)

The material contained in Weredragon Magazine is all 3.5

There will not be a change to include 4ed Material anytime soon so far as I was told.

I love maps myself. It's my favorite part of any given adventure. In fact...

I had meant to include some for the Mog Adventure but, it just slipped my mind completely. I will accept no less than 10 lashings for this transgression.

No... please... I insist.

In fact... to make it up to you quickly... after you finish flogging me, you can find the Mad Mog adventure saved as a full adventure node ready for play via OpenRPG in the errata section of the Weredragon forums right now. This very moment in fact! Go ahead and look, you can find it in this thread...

Weredragon Mag Issue 1 Errata for Mad Mog

I'll also promise you that in the next and future issues... we'll be having some maps to go with these here adventures.

Even if I have to make them myself...

A few samples of my cartography efforts can be found at the following URLS, Keep in mind that each new map is a learning experience and so far I'm all they have for a mapper, methinks. Mayhaps one of you can point a talented and starving Master Cartographer in our direction:

Tangled Web Interior Map

Tangled Web Parchment Overland Map

Tangled Web Stockyard Encounter Map

Tangled Web Large Overland Map

Thanks much to all those who took a chance and spent their hard earned cash on our own work. I hope we can continue to please you all in the future.