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For the less math inclined like myself: how do you add/minus 25% to a dice expression?

It's also the sort of schedule you might have if you've transitioned away from the "supplement treadmill" business model.

I don't know. The articles aren't really any different than the ruminations Mearls has been posting for years, going back much farther than his employment at WotC. It's clearly something he enjoys doing.

Why would they do that? They just said it wouldn't be at "huge outlets," not that hobby/game stores can't sell it online.

I'm disappointed that this article about a city includes no map of the city. WotC really seems to hate maps lately, unless they're encounter maps.

Woah, has this thread become a conduit that allows us to communicate with the year 2003? :)

I've been halving all HP and giving monsters a damage bonus equal to their level. This results in crazy amounts of damage from the monsters, but the players still seem to manage it okay. No one has even gone to zero hit points recently, and combats still seem to take a while to resolve.

How about a Netflix-style miniature service? You order all the D&D miniatures you need for your upcoming sessions, and mail them back in when you're finished.

I think they've learned their lesson about making definitive statements regarding DDI.

I see a very clear "less splat books, more box sets" strategy in it.

I liked what was there, but it seemed kind of incomplete. At the very least, some artwork of the additional types modrons would have been nice. Also, some detail about Mechanus and how it fits into the 4e cosmology.

I don't think you'll have trouble getting a room, it just might be a couple blocks farther away. It will still be well within walking distance- there are a lot of hotels in the area.

I've read something somewhere (an ad hoc rule in a module, maybe?) that limits vehicle damage to area effect powers.

I just renewed for another year. I never used the Character Builder anyway, and am looking forward to the online Monster Builder. To me, it's worth it for just the the Compendium and Dungeon.

Subjecting potential subscribers to what's being reported in this thread would be an even worse marketing move. Maybe they're waiting until the initial bugs get worked out.

I have no idea if it's true, but I figured it was because the old CB was .net, and sticking with Microsoft let them reuse more code than they would have been able to otherwise.

You're excluding a huge middle here. There's a lot more to both CRPGs and TRPGs besides what you happen to think each is best at, and plenty of room for each to borrow aspects from the other.

Seems like this would get really dirty quickly, with every speck of dust, pet hair, etc. sticking to the exposed adhesive.

The existence of multiple mortal worlds is specifically acknowledged in the Manual of the Planes, but without much detail about how it works. I especially like the "space between worlds" part. It means there's still room for traditional Spelljammer in the 4e cosmology.

The entire Essentials release was probably timed with Christmas in mind. Waiting until December to release a potential Christmas gift is cutting it pretty close.