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Glad to see Gubat Banwa getting some love here! I'm really looking forward to it!

Been waiting for this one to show up! Here's a picture of me with this one when it came out and now!

The Kickstarter for Gubat Banwa went live yesterday and funded in 24 hours. It's really amazing and everyone should check it out! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/863660422/gubat-banwa

Nice! I remember the thief-acrobat fondly!

I adore my monthly Arcadia, so many great ideas, and really brings me back to the heydays of Dragon/Dungeon, but without actually going backward.

I logged in just to like this.

They looked inside my brain and are writing the exact content I need for my current campaigns. It's kinda scary how telepathic this is.

Good for you! I love the colored HeroForge minis that I got for my kids.

I remember the good old days when the previews for 3E were being released periodically and how mind-blowingly transformative the switch from 2E to 3E was. And when Gary Gygax (RIP) would, comment in the forums here! Really magical times. Congratulations on taking it forward another 20 years!

Sorry to hear about your friend. I'm glad to hear about how much he meant to you.

No necromancers, no enchanters, no transmuters, no abjurers, no summoners, no diviners. I can't convert the magic university that was the focal point of my campaign world. I can cobble together a semblance of it from the blaster and controller wizard builds with a dash of warlock stuff...

I was contemplating doing something similar to this, but chickened out. This is awesome. Thanks for all the time and effort you've obviously put into this.

I really enjoyed this write up and I'm a little sad that there wasn't room for this much detail for all the races in the PHB. There's a whole other thread about how 4E feels like it's missing something. For me, this level of detail; racial feats through epic level, paragon paths, specific...

I agree that the main characters in the Jhereg books are completely twinked out. I was thinking more along the lines of actually making a Vlad Taltos-like character. A rogue on the Assassin paragon path with Ritual Casting as a feat. The magic that Vlad uses in the books is all ritual magic...

The brief glimpse of ritual magic we got here really intrigues me. It looks like, those who want a low-magic game can totally cut divine and arcane power sources and use ritual magic as the "only" magic in their game. Also, was I the only one to think, "Vlad Taltos" re: the ritual magic rules?

The review is here. They also announce a new AICN Tabletop section in the article. I'm reading it now.

I really really like the new minion rules. My players and I are big fans of the concept of huge fights against dozens of foes. In play, those kinds of fights usually ended up being disappointments. As a DM, I ended up doing way too much accounting keeping track of hit points for mooks that...

This!

I caught the noon showing online, they played it as a live feed in the browser. I missed the first 10 minutes because I thought I'd just be able to play it, then I missed 10 minutes in the middle when my wireless network went down and I had to plug directly into the router. What I saw was...

Nextwave! Healing America by beating people up! So you say you want superheroes fighting bad guys? Look no further than Nextwave! Every issue so far has literally given me one laugh out loud moment as well as multiple moments of a$$-kickery! Luck for you the hardcover collecting the first...