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You must be in a 4e game, when you knocked the gnome off the table, he used an immediate reaction to turn invisible. Then he attacked you with combat advantage. No wonder it was such a damaging attack. Hope you are healing well.

NW has quite a few good plot hooks and does a nice job identifying some interesting areas of Neverwinter. The race expansions are mostly fluff, IMO. Included the Bladesinger class, no opinion yet, but it has its own thread. Themes are interesting and represent power creep in the game, so...

In a very basic starting set for a fantasy RPG game a la D&D, what "monsters" (this includes mundane animals) would you think worthy to make the cut for providing a solid and varied introduction to the creatures of the game/genre. Just some to start off a list Dragon Goblin Ogre Rats...

Also playing multiple characters (through LFR): Longtooth shifter Warden, Genasai blaster wizard, Halfling storm sorceror, dwarven warpriest. In campaigns just finished with an elven avenger.

Agreed. In 1e you were worried about carrying huge quantities of coins, coppers, silver, electrum, etc. Also most PCs collected the arms and weapons of their fallen foes. In 4e, the amount of coins are less with the parcel system, and the equipment of the fallen is often ignored or considered...

Isn't there a lord of the Mules as well... One Mule to rule them all, One Mule to find them, One Mule to bring them all and in the darkness bind them I miss the old days, when you were starving in the dungeon, so you had to eat your mule or guard dog to survive. Perhaps look for mule under...

Just wish the authors were thinking beyond Essentials. Why not allow a long tooth shifter to adopt a wolf shape, etc. Perhaps LFR will be adding themes as an option in the future? I disagree about Oghma's faithful, it may not be a combat benefit, but for rping in a campaign, or even some...

And of course Mab didn't say that it would be served consecutively. So an hour here and 15 minutes there, whenever, a cat needs to be comforted or whenever an enemy invades her realm. If not defined, she could bring them into any odd situation at any time. They are about to face the BBEG's...

I have used them/seen them used in a couple of different ways. 1. The players have a map, so the set-up is revealed on the table. Monsters are added as the adventurers get into the room. - Easiest way to do things. 2. Build the adventure and cover sections with different colors of...

Ticket to Ride is now our standard game for newbies, but Alhambra and Ivanhoe are also great titles. We used to use Settlers and Carcassonne as well.