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Okay, so this piece of news was published at ICv2 this thursday, and as the game is already on the WotC Product Catalog, it is as true as one can get. Link: ICv2 - 'Dungeon of Dread' Board Game It will be a 2-5 players game. one being the Dungeon Master, who runs the villains and monsters...

From: "Top 5 Roleplaying Games Q4 2010": http://www.enworld.org/forum/rpg-industry-forum/303589-icv2-top-5-roleplaying-games-q4-2010-a.html ...Ok, so maybe it´s "HA!" to all who was expecting Paizo to had (already) passed WotC in sales, after Q3, when they tied for First Place. From this...

So, THIS is the "evil mastermind" behind it all ;) Executive Director of GAMA will lead the company formed to run Gen Con ICv2 - Gallela Ungagged DM_from_Brazil

I just received the RPGA adventure "Return to the Moathouse" (by Mike Mearls), which I ´m going to DM at a local event... and there IS playable SWORDMAGE character, AND a half-orc NPC... < Ok, the half-orc NPC is useless, as a fountain of information, as it is also a "half-elemental" creature...

So, after reading many a thread (here and in other sites) from early PHB buyers, I noticed something: apparently, they made some "last minute changes" in the rules - making null some of the earlier previews - preview books included - and even some material discusses at Gamer Radio 0 interviews...

Someone else noticed that the 4E Powers (Exploits, Spells, Prayers) can be seen as "Fluff covers" to "Crunch level-based maths"? That is, the presentation of a given power has no real importance (to game balance) - that all that means, in pure game terms is the powers "mathematical" effects...

...PLEASE, call Guillermo Del Toro (Hellboy, Pan´s Labyrinth) as director - see this elf from his new Hellboy movie: NOW, that´s a drow! :)

Ok, so this is no 4th Ed news...but still is great news. The trailer for the Dragonlance upcoming animated movie - presented at GenCon and DragonCon - is now (finally) for evebody to see at Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHrOfJ8_D0o It´s made from pre-production scenes, and...

...about 4th Edition is this: "remember that nothing is complete or final until you buy the book in the store." Where I found this comment? Here: http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/rs/20030527a&pf=true All the 3.5 "Revision Spotlights" sported this comment, and it´s not only still valid...