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I got to watch over my DM's shoulders as he flipped through the book after our session tonight. The store won't put the books out until tomorrow, but allowed us to flip through it before we left tonight. Tons of stuff there on history and background. Expansion of several classes, and more spells.

There will always be that 40%. That's why you have to keep legacy stuff around for so long.

Well that explains EVERYTHING!!!!

I tried the browser workaround first. That failed because I needed a device ID. The third option in your link might work, but I don't have a usb drive laying around, and I've misplaced my blank dvd's. But it could be an option. I don't currently have VM software on my computer, which is a 7...

The only workaround I found requires that I.... have an android or chromebook device. I have neither. That is the only workaround I have been able to find.

I have a laptop with Ubuntu on it. I don't have a smartphone, and I don't have a tablet. This is not accessible to me. So again, I say, Wizards hates people who don't have smartphones.

So Wizards pretty much hate people who don't have smartphones. Nice.

I guess this will be known as the year of the great warlord debate. My personal opinion on this (and I know that don't have much weight beyond my own mind) is that the class should be made one of the new prestige classes. As far as martial healing goes, I'm all for it. You should not have to...

Magic weapon. Rare. Possibly an heirloom.

When I DM, 4d6 once for each attribute. Then arrange the array as you want based on the class you want to build. In the game I am a player in, the DM used a hybrid of an array with point buy.

One class I did read about was the "Defender". I kind of like the idea of a fighter who can "hold the line" while the party brings their brutal damage munchkins to bear. If the "mark" option was given to this class as a class feature, as well as multi-attack, you could "hold the line" for a...

Thanks for that. It explains it much better than the wiki articles did. I think the idea of this has merit, but I think I would want it to be a boon from the DMG to attach to the Fighter and/or Paladin (or really any class, since at that level, they have earned the respect to go with it) whose...

Most of this can be done with backgrounds and the Bard class. Though the subclass presented here looks interesting.

And Vin Diesel is a D&D fan and player.

Oh, no. I wasn't trying to say its not a good class, or one that don't need to be there. I just haven't seen the class and don't know its strengths and weaknesses. I posted my question after reading the first page of this thread without going further. I can see I might need to read all 17...

As someone who has never even heard of the Warlord class, what is so very special about that class that everyone wants it? I don't see the necessity.

I started in good ole 1E in 1992. I never played as a teenager, when I would have really enjoyed it to the max. I was introduced to it in college. However, WEG Star Wars and FASA Star Trek captured the bulk of my time between college and about 2001 when I got married. When my youngest son...

From Page 30, under the "Eldritch Origins" heading. The first sentence reads: "All sidhe come from another realm called they call the Good Kingdom." Also, in the very next paragraph, there is a sentence without a period at the end, creating a run on sentence. In fact, here's the whole...

I just looked this over. I like the layout and the information contained in it. There are a lot of typos that need to be corrected. Other than that, this is a great resource.

Why not just use Flying Swordsmen, an OSR remake of Dragon Fist?