Recent content by The White Sorcerer

I misread the headline as "meet your communists" and thought whoa EN World is taking a hard turn!

I wonder how well this would combine with Four Sherlock Holmes and a Vampire (Who Is Also One of the Aforementioned Sherlock Holmes)

It's a big document so I haven't read all of it, but searches for the words "four" and "subclass" have not yielded an answer: where are you getting this from?

I think everyone is ignoring the real question here: why does it have a tongue?

I'm wondering how much the decision to ditch the Imbued was because they were too much a part of the endtimes of old World of Darkness, and wouldn't fit into the revised timeline?

What the free version lacks in graphical flair, it makes up for in easy-to-read tables.

Probably not, but it is used enough in other books and Unearthed Arcana to indicate that it is, in fact, the correct term.

Am I the only one kind of bothered by calling subclasses "archetypes?"

Looks metallic to me. Copper or brass, I'd say. Maybe gold. Speaking of the cover, I still can't get over how weird the characters' heights are. Is Destina supposed to be really short? Is Tasslehoff especially tall for a kender? What's going on here?

"there aren't many levels to level up to" seems blatantly false, as Advanced Dungeons & Dragons, and the original game, didn't have a level cap, the levels just went up as long as you were getting enough experience.

'To address what they see as these inequities, Alta Fox nominated a slate of five candidates to the Board of Directors to "improve alignment…"' I hope they go back to just the Law and Chaos axis.

Blue moon. I retcon stuff if I made some glaring mistake, but I've only restarted a whole campaign once (due to a massive falling-out with one of the players) and even then I took the opportunity to retool the campaign so it wasn't just treading old ground.

Spartans! Tonight we dine on five loaves of bread and two fishes.

I can't wait for the forum arguments about whether this is redundant or not.

That Grand Bazaar map hurts my eyes.