It's down to Pathfinder vs. two other contenders: Eberron Campaign Setting and Unearthed Arcana.
Go vote at this thread on ENWorld!
As I post this, Pathfinder is 4 votes behind Eberron.
Same here.
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If you log in to EnWorld, this poll is actually tracking the voters by alias. If you don't log in, well, this poll will still be abused.
If you have an account, log in and vote. It will be good to see who "wins" this poll based on the logged in voters, and not just the total votes.
That's good to know. I'll vote then.
Pathfinder Voter Number 45 reporting for duty.
Vote number 70 cast. Pathfinder's up by 15; seems some of those who voted Ptolus in previous rounds have joined us this time through.
Watcher did his part!
ROTRL 101
ECS 74
UA 45
Done did voted!
*yawn* Voted... again...
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Can we out Paizo board members who didn't vote for Pathfinder? ;-)Yeah! Come on! What are you all waiting for? Cookies from Lilith after you vote? A +1 on your roll to get into her pbp?
Actually, I was talking about people who voted for one of the other products, rather than not voted at all (but I was joking).
Respect.
I see they have changed the way it records posts to stop the "strange" way Eberron and UA were gaining votes in the previous round.
Voted, just need to get my players to vote as well.
Voted; RotRL at 203.
RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32
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I done gone and Voted.
208, 50 ahead of Eberron!
=)
EDIT: And still all of this animosity towards Eberron. I can see how it may not be to some people's tastes from an aesthetic D&D sense, but it is still a pretty good setting. What is so bad about it that consistently gets people all riled up?
What is so bad about it that consistently gets people all riled up?
It's simply the equivalent of a decade old pinjata - great hopes and possibilities smothered in inanity, sticky and over clichéed sugar-coating and haunted by the "notoriously unskillled" of WotC's art department, not to mention the writing and design staff.
in Short - all the potential in the world and each and evry chance for greatness missed and squandered.
Voted for RotRL
I still like Eberron, I think the idea's behind it are great, and that it opens up new options, that said my vote was still with Pathfinder.
Vote number 70 cast. Pathfinder's up by 15; seems some of those who voted Ptolus in previous rounds have joined us this time through.
I am one of those who voted for Ptolus in previous rounds, but of the three listed I'll go with Pathfinder.
And, in the interests of disclosing on the Paizo board why I wasn't voting for Paizo all along: RotRL is a fantastic product and a fantastic adventure series. But Ptolus provides rich and beautiful material useful for several campaigns, not just one adventure path. So I went with Ptolus...until now. RotRL is my second choice, so I'm glad to be able to support it now!
Voted. The Rise of the Runelord is a rise indeed! 220 for Rise, 164 for Eberron and only 99 for Arcana. Pathfinder can almost take on both of them at once.
I voted. Pathfinder *has* to win! I've heard enough about magic trains and robots...now...you kids get out of my yard!!!
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I still like Eberron, I think the idea's behind it are great, and that it opens up new options, that said my vote was still with Pathfinder.
Yeah, there are some neat things in Eberron. Having worked with Keith Baker in the past, I can say that he is a font of excellent ideas.
What Eberron gets right, it gets very very right. What it gets wrong, however... :\
I still like Eberron, I think the idea's behind it are great, and that it opens up new options, that said my vote was still with Pathfinder.Yeah, there are some neat things in Eberron. Having worked with Keith Baker in the past, I can say that he is a font of excellent ideas.
What Eberron gets right, it gets very very right. What it gets wrong, however... :\
I guess. (And I'm sure Keith is a great guy). If I wanted steam-power, guns and robot/constructs, I'd prefer Iron Kingdoms, but to each his own. Maybe I'm just bitter because Eberron won the whole "design a campaign setting" contest that WOTC had a few years back and *my* idea didn't win. My idea, interestingly enough, could have been described as a "points of light" sort of campaign world--with City-States and everything. I'm not saying WOTC stole my idea, I'm just sayin'...