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“That is not dead which can eternal lie,

And with strange aeons even death may die.”

Announced for August—do you know where your Sanity score is at? Product image and description are not final.

That guy with his hooked serrated sickle thing reminds me of someone... Hmmmmmm.... Looks almost like a question mark. And his robes are yellow! HMMMMMM! Who could that be?

Still no downloads here. :(

I for one am hoping that at the very least this whole thing will light a fire under their ass to get a better website! I love Paizo, but holy moly, I hate this site soooo much.

Is the barbarian rage power spell sunder affected by mirror image? Sorry if this has been asked, I could not find an answer.

Well, for all those who want some inspiration for Numeria and what it might be like, try reading the book Roadside Picnic. It is what STALKER is based on and it is superior to it.

Well if you can't attack other players what can they do if they as a player do not like your in game necromancy? Withhold healing and stuff? Then again I've always had a more eastern view of death and the various states of existence there in. Anyway, was mainly asking because I wanted to make an oracle and noticed that the Goddess of Fate and Death is tied to the Bones mystery. Then again they kinda worship the pantheon as a whole so I guess that is a moot point.

So I am pretty new to this iteration of D&D. I like 4th ed but like this more... I jumped for joy when I found all the sort of "dark" options you have built into it from the get go... But What confounds me is how are the various necromancer like options even usable in PSA games? I mean almost of their bonus spells have the evil descriptor. Why are you allowed to play them, if so many of their abilities/spells are pretty much useless by the non evil alignment rule in an official setting, (ie organized play)? Am I reading this wrong?

Hey all, I just stumbled upon this fine envisioning of 3.5 and bought the main book. After seeing all the changes done, I have to say I approve. But one thing I hunger for is some setting info: Is there a concrete book that goes into the main setting or is is scatter over several books as appears to be the case. Thanks for your help. :)