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omg does it talk about full bab rogue in plate
Batman is overrated.
Batman is overrated.
Are you sure? Money is the greatest superpower of all, really.
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I am 100% sure. The moment he started dodging Darkseid's Omega Beams, I shifted fandom.
Something even the Flash can't exactly dodge should not be dodgeable by a normal human like Batman.
I am 100% sure. The moment he started dodging Darkseid's Omega Beams, I shifted fandom.
Something even the Flash can't exactly dodge should not be dodgeable by a normal human like Batman.
can't favorite this enough.
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I'm ok with class bloat.
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I tend to look down on games that have dry or boring character sheets. It took me years to warm up to D&D 3rd edition because their character sheet looked like a tax-form with virtually no attempt to make it look pretty (unfortunately, Pathfinder RPG's sheet is not far ahead).
In comparison, the World of Warcraft RPG published by Arthaus in 2005 had virtually the same sheet but aesthetically pleasing. Only then did I consider playing 3rd ed...
I always make my own sheets so I can decorate them and leave a BIG box on the front for your "character sketch or symbol." Most of the people I play with are also big on drawing their PCs.
I always make my own sheets so I can decorate them and leave a BIG box on the front for your "character sketch or symbol." Most of the people I play with are also big on drawing their PCs.
I make custom miniatures for my PCs....
You did know that Arthaus was just another label for the late and great White Wolf? Arthaus was where all the D20 compatible stuff including Sovereign Stone was published under.I tend to look down on games that have dry or boring character sheets. It took me years to warm up to D&D 3rd edition because their character sheet looked like a tax-form with virtually no attempt to make it look pretty (unfortunately, Pathfinder RPG's sheet is not far ahead).
In comparison, the World of Warcraft RPG published by Arthaus in 2005 had virtually the same sheet but aesthetically pleasing. Only then did I consider playing 3rd ed...
didn't know, but not surprised...
I make custom miniatures for my PCs....
Dang! I've only met one guy who went to that length, and he was an art major. Then again, in my games we don't use miniatures...
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Confession: I like mechanical balance and I think it matters.
I am 100% sure. The moment he started dodging Darkseid's Omega Beams, I shifted fandom.
Something even the Flash can't exactly dodge should not be dodgeable by a normal human like Batman.
Batman dodging Omega Beams IS ridiculous. I mean he's not even an alien who looks exactly like a human and can fly as a result of being exposed to yellow sunlight.
Um, I think Numeria is overrated as a setting.
I like Numeria as a setting.
Confession: I really hate the art of the barbarian charging the giant robot scorpion.
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I'm ok with class bloat.
The number* of options was never one of my issues with D&D, and I still scratch my head whenever someone complains about it. Bloat is a feminine problem, this stuff is icing on the cake!
*Although the quality of those options sometimes leaves much to be desired.
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It's about my PFS character and his backstory as a soldier in Tian Xia. Sorry. NEsod, Wizard, will be next, I promise.omg does it talk about full bab rogue in plate
oh really
WELL THEN CONSIDER YOURSELF SHUNNED
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Batman dodging Omega Beams IS ridiculous.I am 100% sure. The moment he started dodging Darkseid's Omega Beams, I shifted fandom.
Something even the Flash can't exactly dodge should not be dodgeable by a normal human like Batman.
People need to stop repeating the lie that Batman is a normal human without powers. His power is that he's the biggest Mary Sue ever created. Ebony Dark'ness Dementia Raven Way ain't got nothing on Bruce Wayne.
You did know that Arthaus was just another label for the late and great White Wolf? Arthaus was where all the D20 compatible stuff including Sovereign Stone was published under.I tend to look down on games that have dry or boring character sheets. It took me years to warm up to D&D 3rd edition because their character sheet looked like a tax-form with virtually no attempt to make it look pretty (unfortunately, Pathfinder RPG's sheet is not far ahead).
In comparison, the World of Warcraft RPG published by Arthaus in 2005 had virtually the same sheet but aesthetically pleasing. Only then did I consider playing 3rd ed...
Arthaus also got Big Eyes Small Mouth 3rd ed. Great game imho, I wish it had been more popular.
I also wish BESM 3rd had been more popular. Means I might be able to get my hands on a print copy to go with my PDF of it for a price that isn't in the triple digits.
I also wish BESM 3rd had been more popular. Means I might be able to get my hands on a print copy to go with my PDF of it for a price that isn't in the triple digits.
I had 2 copies pre-ordred from GOO before it disappeared. Arthaus sent me 4 hardcover copies as part of the takeover deal. So I got the game but after that, except for the main book in pdf there has been no support. A shame that it got buried like that but at least I have enough copies for almost a full playgroup to use at the table.
I also wish BESM 3rd had been more popular. Means I might be able to get my hands on a print copy to go with my PDF of it for a price that isn't in the triple digits.I had 2 copies pre-ordred from GOO before it disappeared. Arthaus sent me 4 hardcover copies as part of the takeover deal. So I got the game but after that, except for the main book in pdf there has been no support. A shame that it got buried like that but at least I have enough copies for almost a full playgroup to use at the table.
Are you talking about BESM d20? I have a hardcover of the "anime role-player's handbook" that has been sitting on my shelf, never used, like my EverQuest Player's Handbook.
As much as I love paperback for fiction, I am almost entirely pdf based when it comes to paizo stuff. I am considering going pdf for my own stuff.
I always make my own sheets so I can decorate them and leave a BIG box on the front for your "character sketch or symbol." Most of the people I play with are also big on drawing their PCs.I make custom miniatures for my PCs....
I've done that once - we were playing a superhero game and I was a mansized green amoeba from space. I melted a plastic army man.
I'm ok with class bloat.
I'm not just OK with it, I prefer it. I like to tinker and play with rules away from the table. I loved 3.x era for all the stuff we get.
Not surprisingly I have a bunch of PF 3PP books for just that reason.
As much as I love paperback for fiction, I am almost entirely pdf based when it comes to paizo stuff. I am considering going pdf for my own stuff.
I made that switch a number of years ago myself. So much easier to store and carry. I wish Paizo had a Digital subscription - just everything on PDF. I can see business reasons they don't, but I'd like it. :D
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I prefer holding the actual book in my hands and turning the pages. Pdfs are a nice convenience when you have a lot of books and it isn't the DMs house you are meeting at (such as a game store, library, a player's house that is better than the DM's efficiency apartment, etc). But there is just something so much better about flipping a page compared to pressing an arrow key.
I too like "class bloat" and "race bloat", as I really enjoy options. I have something like 33 or so races available in my homebrew, and the Advanced Class Guide puts a big smile on my face.
I prefer holding the actual book in my hands and turning the pages. Pdfs are a nice convenience when you have a lot of books and it isn't the DMs house you are meeting at (such as a game store, library, a player's house that is better than the DM's efficiency apartment, etc). But there is just something so much better about flipping a page compared to pressing an arrow key.
I agree for actual books, novels and such, but for reference books a searchable document is far superior to a solid copy, I have to say.
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I prefer holding the actual book in my hands and turning the pages. Pdfs are a nice convenience when you have a lot of books and it isn't the DMs house you are meeting at (such as a game store, library, a player's house that is better than the DM's efficiency apartment, etc). But there is just something so much better about flipping a page compared to pressing an arrow key.I agree for actual books, novels and such, but for reference books a searchable document is far superior to a solid copy, I have to say.
There's also the matter of space. If I had a print copy of every PDF I own, I would need an apartment at least twice the size of my current one, mostly filled with bookshelves.
Are you talking about BESM d20? I have a hardcover of the "anime role-player's handbook" that has been sitting on my shelf, never used, like my EverQuest Player's Handbook.I also wish BESM 3rd had been more popular. Means I might be able to get my hands on a print copy to go with my PDF of it for a price that isn't in the triple digits.I had 2 copies pre-ordred from GOO before it disappeared. Arthaus sent me 4 hardcover copies as part of the takeover deal. So I got the game but after that, except for the main book in pdf there has been no support. A shame that it got buried like that but at least I have enough copies for almost a full playgroup to use at the table.
nope- BESM 3RD ED. It was rules-light with larger-than-life anime inspired game play and a point-buy character creation system analog to gurps or Champions. It was also DOA thanks to the financial shady-ness of GOO owner McKinnon. A great game over-shadowed by the failure of its creator's border-line fraudulent management, it never got a fair public showing imho.
EDIT: ninja'd by Kthulhu!
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FFIX was to me, bar none, the best of the PS1 generation. The materia and junctioning systems in FFVII and FFVIII made every character play the same. I much preferred having an actual job system. And also, if people could just get over how . . . er, 'fabulous' . . . Kuja looked I think they might be able to see he's a much better and more effective villain than lame ol' Sephiroth. (And the only one who ever accomplished anything he set out to do---he killed what basically amounts to a god on his planet and destroyed it.)
I liked Justice League but LOVED Justice League: Unlimited because my favorite hero has always been Ollie Queen as Green Arrow. He's principled, kind of like Bats, but actually so and not so beloved by the fandom that writers are tempted to make him a ridiculously overpowered Mary Sue.
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I don't think that the d20 system is the end-all and be-all of roleplaying systems, making all others obsolete.
I think Monte Cooke is one of the most overrated game developers in the history if the industry.
Paizo does not have the highest production quality in the business.
I Think that 3.0/3.5/PFRPG has more in common with 4E than it does with prior editions of D&D.
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I am a published writer of erotica
I am a published writer of erotica
that is awesome.
I have a Deviantart account >.>'
I have a Deviantart account >.>'
Me too. It's full of cheesecaKe, gaming related stuff and sweeping vistas.
I have a Deviantart account >.>'Me too. It's full of cheesecaKe, gaming related stuff and sweeping vistas.
Links, please!
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I hate Pathfinder cleric domains and want the good old AD&D2 spheres back.
I hate 4th edition. (but that'll olny get me hated by half the forum, right? hihi)
Every time I build a PC for myself, I can't help but multiclass/cross-class-dip. (though I never do that when helping others or building npcs I DM?)
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You have been warned. NSFW
It's..... beautiful....
I hate Pathfinder cleric domains and want the good old AD&D2 spheres back.
I hate thumbing through domains, and I hate having my domains prepicked for me by my deity. Man, I thought creativity was part of her portfolio too.