by Hoya

Yikes! Accidentally free, but normally $30? Quite a deal, even if by error. I did not partake, so I cannot say if they yanked it from my library.
Perhaps someone here who nabbed it can confirm if it disappeared, although, if they still have it, they may not want to draw attention?

by Inkwan

TomTomThePipersSon wrote:

Entirely AI? Definitely not.
Partly AI? Definitely not.

If you accept that you aren't creative enough to make an RPG without the 'creativity' of a machine to bolster your lack of creativity, then you don't have enough creativity to make an RPG that I will want to play. There are plenty of creative people making RPG's that I don't have time to play, so I don't need to waste my precious time on work from people who know and accept that they are less creative than a computer.

I take offense to this. Some of us are great at creativity but need help with reorganizing sections and grammatical flaws I am too close to see. If I'm not eliminating a job, I couldnt care less where the hep comes from.

It is human exceptionalism that got us into our current ecological edge of disaster

by JLongden

ZeroGameGamer wrote:

BG05 wrote:

Link: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/586765/pathfinder-be...

Looks dead to me.

Yeah, I think it was an error that was pretty quickly fixed. I wouldn't be surprised if Drivethru yanked it from the libraries of people who 'bought' it.

by TheRedSnoot

Related Item: Torchbearer (2nd Ed.)

As long as I can get there from the VFM at 7, my brother and I are very interested in this. Is it more hardcore / OSR vibes? I read a super super short primer. How much pre-learning do we need to do we are not trying to do homework. We have both DM'd and been Pathfinder 1e, D&D 2e, and 3.5 veterans for many years. He's done more rules light punishing OSR style stuff and I've done more Pathfinder stuff but I think we'd be in and love the types of games like DayZ and what not where resources and wounds and things like that matter. Any input for us?

by emmeray

An item RPG Item: Tales from the Loop has been added to the geeklist October 2026 Eastern US Shipping Math Trade

by David546

Cheelara1 wrote:

Hey anyone got a retail copy of planet unknown and have trouble with keeping the pieces from sliding all over the place? I just sold one and they were everywhere so I put them back in place and found a solution. I placed a clear showercap over it. worked brilliantly, fit perfectly no give

That's a great idea... Probably beats me using clear Saran Wrap

by Rachel Carpenter

:d10-1: 1st printed prototype of Fighting Shadows printed, assembled, and 10 playtests
:d10-2: reshot the easy playthrough for Mugs of Madness
:d10-3: recorded a rough video for Fighting Shadows
:d10-4: started editing the easy playthrough for Mugs of Madness : then ClipChamp crashed and refused to play any audio :shake:

Sooooo that's been my day. Hopefully, I'll be able to share something complete tomorrow...

Happy Tuesday and happy playing!
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by btharveyku08

Ugh, I need to put a list of games together to post up here, but a puppy is full-time work when I get home every evening

by chuckdee68

To me, supported means that the game doesn't actively oppose it, i.e. there's nothing in the system that is counter to its existence, whether there are explicit rules or not. There's also encourages or promotes, in which a game is built around something and has rules for that situation that form a framework for resolution.

by Herald Selenay

Related Item: Herald's Call

HistorianTeacher wrote:

Good luck!

Thanks!

by Herald Selenay

Related Item: Herald's Call

Derang3d wrote:

Go get'm, mini-tiger!

Thanks, my squirrelly friend!

by Herald Selenay

Related Item: Herald's Call

Genghis Khan wrote:

Good luck with the job application and for Fighting Shadows!

Thanks, Steve!