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I think it's best to get this via torrent

try finding the box set quickplay versions of both the Pathfinder and D&D systems. those usually come with quickplay rules to ease yourself into the actual RPG. Rise of the Runelords is actually an Adventure Path. an adventure path is basically a long adventure/campaign that stretches for weeks of playing and across multiple levels.

Are those available locally or will ordering in Amazon be a better bet?

Hi, newbie here. What are your suggestions to ease into playing tabletop RPGs? I've tried downloading the Pathfinder rulebook or some D&D and it is very overwhelming. I ordered myself a set of Pathfinder Rise of the Runelords because it seems simpler but I'm not sure of how far the gameplay is to traditional pen & paper RPGs.

I think technology wise LED wins. However for some purists, the deep blacks of plasmas can't be beat. I think it's also what's found in most "serious" home theaters.

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the new pizza hut stuffed crust. It's not good.

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I regret spending so much money on this during my childhood years. So much of my allowance went to this game haha.

I'm interested to get into range shooting initially as a hobby. Any advice for a first timer?

Well I'd suggest a pullup bar at home and a kettlebell (swings + turkish getups are all you need).

HIIT is effective but is not for everyone. I'd actually suggest that a better diet is even more effective.

Try out the EC stack. It's considered the best fat burner (appetite suppressant). It's normally referred to as the ECA stack but no need for aspirin.

no need for supplements. what's more important is to get your macros in first. however whey protein can be cheap to get your protein requirements.

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Let me be the first to suggest a pullup bar. The benefits for total upper body you get from it is amazing. From that alone you can already do some form of circuit training at home. Check out simplefit (www.simplefit.org)

Total immersion is great. Check out this video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJpFVvho0o4