Boocheck, that sounds like a plausible conspiracy theory.
*runs away to prepare his tinfoil hat*

Those card updates (Gate of Hell, Malacoda, etc.) are just updated with clarificatioms from the rules supplement, or it's some new errata?

Hmm,

i must say, i still need to watch the new art. I like it alot!

Will there be actuall wallpapers in a future bearing this and older art? I would really upgrade my desktop

I know about FiF wallpapers but they seems to be more promotional thing.

Yeah, I second it. Also, if they were for widescreen as well, I would be even happier.

So the shipping fees would make it unbearable for me ($42 for shipping an Action Marker set, really?) to purchase directly from you and because of the distance, participation at a con is also out of question (unless I manage to rob a bank, sell a kidney or something like that).
 

Would someone agree to this? What makes vines that good?

Judging by the rules, Etherian Lifetree increases life of the vines to 3, since they are living conjurations, which can make them more outrageous in a DvN fight or more annoying in other matchup (ignoring the fact that the Lifetree helps your opponent as well).

I pretend to work for 8 hours, because my boss pretends to give me a salary. It's a nice symbiosis.

This episode was nice, it gave me a few ideas to try with my Priest.

I like the quiver idea. In fact, the quiver could become a keyword with such properties (less range, or penalty for the effect die or whatever) and AW could create several quivers adding further traits or effects to the attack. Quiver of poison arrows would add Rot condition, burning arrows can add burn and so on. Though to somehow balance the added benefit, they could come with further penalties, like -1 attack die or somewthing.

Maybe it's more of a cultural thing, but here in Slovakia, I haven't seen anyone freak out about sexism - be it over some cosplayer or MW art (as was in another thread somewhere on this forum). Nobody here gives a damn, but maybe it's because nobody here likes to get offended on someone else's behalf.