The Only Thing That Matters About 4th Edition - Is It METAL?

[Clavis]

So, what do you think? Is 4th Edition METAL or not.
And no, I'm not defining what it mean to be METAL for you. If you don't know, go back to listening to your Emo.

 

[Dice4Hire]

Should be marked NSF15 or older players

 

[Asmor]

Peepin' through the window watchin' Grandma markin' orcs and gnolls!
Peepin' through the window watchin' Grandma markin' orcs and gnolls!
She can mark day and night-- that's her role!

Well she's a halfling grandma who thinks she's a paladin!
She can hit so hard that she really makes your head spin!
I didn't know my sweet grandma was so full of win!

 

[Imperialus]

It's so metal that the Metal Council are debating replacing their trademarked goat sign with a ritual hurling of D20's at the band.

 

[joeandsteve]

My first 4e character will be a Tiefling Paladin of The Raven Queen. Totally Metal.

 

[Philotomy Jurament]

It's totally Britney Fox! (I think the chick with the black hair is a Tiefling Warlock.)

 

[Clavis]

It's totally Britney Fox! (I think the chick with the black hair is a Tiefling Warlock.)

I didn't know his name was "Poetry..."
Or was it "Random"?

 

[Clavis]

My first 4e character will be a Tiefling Paladin of The Raven Queen. Totally Metal.

You mean the Raven "Queen of the Reich"!

 

[w_earle_wheeler]

It's pretty metal. It isn't Black Sabbath metal or Dethklok metal... but it's metal.

 

[Old Gumphrey]

Should be marked NSF15 or older players

Except metal has been around since the late 60's.

D&D 4e is pretty freaking METAL, but there are a lot of nonmetal elements present. For example, I think eladrin are absolutely awful in concept.