Well, running PF1 put me off RPGs for nearly a decade because I hated that system so much, so probably.

And then you could get them on a caster and they would do it much better.

Or Volo told so many versions of this story, embelishing so much, everybody heard conflicting versions.

Caneos galore. And I really like this take on Baldur’s Gate 3 - some sort of it happenned but nobody can agree who the main character was.

Congratulations on being able to step o nthe path of self-employment. Hope it means many great things for you.

In 2e Pathfinder, yes. In 1e…no because 1e is just D&D 3.5 with a paintjob and there Fighter SUUUUCKED.

This is still miles ahead of Fighter in 3.5 which simply didn’t exist. It was two levels you took to get extra feats for your REAL class and no one ever took more.

Typical Malkavian

If you told me you play “games similair to d&d” I’d assume you mean Pathfinder or OSR and that would make me likely disinterested, as I’m head deep in WoD and Warhammer Fantasy right now

Before my group got bored with D&D and we decided to give it a break and switch to Mage, it got to a level I was prepping to have the this level 13 party fight Vecna and Zariel at once, just to make it at least a little hard.

Love it

And then he either got murdered by PCs or Metuzalah or exploded from Paradox, before turnign into ashtray.

Even in Heroic Fantasy the enemies should be challenging, while in D&D (not even 5e, 3.5 had this issue too), it’s basically inevitable that high enough PCs will rollstomp everything, laughing all the way.

In oWoD meanwhile there is an entire book with ideas how Mages could fix a vampire and what would be the consequences.

Caine congratulates you on making him laugh before killing you.

“Have you seen Kingdom of the Crystal Skull?”

Exalted literally let’s you have your own army of mortals and it functions like an equivalent of grenade in most normal games - something to just throw at the bad guy.

it sounds like the opposite to outsourcing - they want everything done in house so they get 100% creative control and 100% profit.

Actually well written Lawful Good characters getting along is so rare :)

Daimond is a fucking monopoly that held stranglehold on everything it coudl get its hands on, I hope the company closes and also hope someone manages to salvage all distributors affected, as Roll for Combat has some really good 5e and PF2 content.