DM Wellard wrote:
A Rogue makes a perfect treasurer, just be sure to include the "treasurers tax" (how much he's going to skim) in the budget.
Lulz the Neutral wrote:
I changed the shipping address on the subscription page, but that dosen't seem to have effected the shipping address on the order page. And I still haven't recieved my original Pathfinder #7, let alone #8.
I've always wanted to see a kind of "Ye Olde Shadow Over Innsmouth" adventure with Dagon worshipping Kuo-toa. I'm sure someone's already done it. Also, if you like the vidya gaems there's Dark Corners of the Earth and Eternal Darkness with heavy Mythos inspiration and numerous others that were "touched by Cthulhu's (non-noodley) appendage."
Snorter wrote:
Brokeback Mountains of Madness?
Grimcleaver wrote:
Crisis on Infinite Planes?
Cory Stafford 29 wrote: I know that the bit was supposed to be comedic, but did anyone notice how non-heroic the tiefling warlock was portrayed? She was basically a psychopath. There is nothing heroic about her. She killed and innocent gnome plus the announcer for a measley bag of gold and kicked the pet badger for good measure. Is this what they expect their new target audience to want? Let's forget about pesky little things like morality, right and wrong, etc. I wonder is this is one reason alignment is getting taken out. It might get in the way of the WOW kids being able to roxxor. It's become let's sell our soul for power and wantonly slay anything we see, instead of heroes trying to save the village or barony from an evil menace. Is this what the game is becoming? It seems sad to me. Kill everything and take their stuff. Sounds familiar. |