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I've had great experiences with Goodman Games "Fifth Edition Fantasy" series.

Alert 22 Athlete 11 Actor 24 Defensive Duelist 15 Dual Wielder 17 Dungeon Delver 24 Durable 17 Elemental Adept 17 Healer 23 Heavily Armored 20 Heavy Armor Master 12 Inspiring Leader 26 Keen Mind 14 Linguist 7 Mage Slayer 23 Magic Initiate 25 Martial Adept 14 Medium Armor Master 5 Mobile 28...

If there is still a space left for the 3rd afternoon game, D&D 4E, put me down for it. I haven't even finished reading the write ups and the space is going fast! I'll happily gender bend the bard, I think that'd be a riot!

Star wars for me as well, sounds really good :) I can't wait to get back to games plus, its been too long!

Interesting, only semi useful. I'm excited that spellplagued characters haven't been forgotten though. Only one power isn't much, but it is something and hopefully more will come over time.

Encounter only lasts 5 minutes at most. So yes, that sword could kill someone, but if the enemies win (i.e. TPK) you're only going to be able to chase down and kill 2 or 3 before the magic wears off - and it doesn't matter, it is still a TPK.

Other than RRoT, I don't feel any of them are of a power level much beyond what I'd expect. Of course, most of them are of a power level higher than the default channel divinities, so giving them for free certainly does boost your characters somewhat. We have to be realistic here, there are...

I've always played that you can't teleport to anywhere without a place to stand. If it were otherwise, every time my monsters have a teleporting power, it would be VERY bad for the PC's. Anything the PC's get, the NPC's can get to (well, except healing for the most part)

We're overmatched in an LFR mod, playing high in the last room (EAST1-1) Just as the battle begins to sway in our favor, the bard uses his ranged attack to give one of the baddies a vulnerability to be crit by an 18-20, and my avenger is able to roll that precious 18 with his daily. Good...

I've got a feeling that it'll be implemented something like how Spellscarred multiclassing works. Spend a feat, gain access to different powers. Hopefully it is something better, but who knows.

Sounds like double check the armor you're wearing. I'll have to run the test too in order to see what's up. My Dual Chainfighter would be dissapointed if I had to manually adjust all the dumb little power cards :)

Meh. Nice feat. Very nice for level 15 swordmages I guess, meh all around otherwise.

Meh. It'll take hours to heal a whole party. Healing surges have never been an issue for us. Course, we do the multiple rest thing to get more clerical bonuses, so this will only boost that slightly. This also doesn't scale well at all. At level 7 or so, it is just a drop in the bucket...

What other factors do you want to consider? For example: Setting? Would it be better to have a more modern setting, a fantasy setting, or a futuristic setting? How complicated do you want it? Some systems have more math to consider and many things going on at the same time, others have...

Fascinating observation. Personally, there is so much crunch coming out that I can't keep up with it, let alone try to incorporate 3PP into my game. Thus, never really though about how the CB would exclude them. It is an interesting dilemma.

That's the price of being focused on AC.

Overall that's pretty cool. Pity that this thread will quickly burn into a flame wizards thread despite the effort of Brix to communicate to Mr. Leads and what he has done to listen to our concerns.

Unfortunately, I'm in teh same situation. Because of recent developments, I have to tone back on book purchases. Since I've already got DDI, I'm not really all that concerned. Works out pretty well actually. I pretty much buy books either right away or not at all. Every time I need...

Piratecat you FIEND!

Sleeping in armor is A-OK. Magic Armor is very comfortable, practically replaces the bedroll.