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Rules-lawyery-sarcasm: The comic a few previous where Scruffy faces off with the 1st level commoner would imply that the cat is just a normal house-cat.

There is plenty of module support existing and forthcoming from Fantasy Flight Games for Deathwatch (Space Marines), Dark Heresy (Inquisition Acolytes), and Rogue Traders (space merchants). All three share underlying mechanics, which are fun as long as you realize that psychic powers can cause...

Reaper has 48 gnomes, but you just have to search for them (though some of those might be dwarves). Depending on gender, these look good: Reaper Miniatures :: OnlineStore Reaper Miniatures :: OnlineStore Reaper Miniatures :: OnlineStore

It's still a roleplaying game, but not fully fantasy. There are laser guns.

I would rather not see such rules, since D&D is for group-based adventuring games. Running domains or the like, in my experience, only focuses on a subset of the players. I would prefer for all the players to be able to be involved in each scene as much as possible.

Those feets are both Paragon tier, not epic. He could pick them up now.

I'm looking for a gaming group that plays D&D 4e, Dark Heresy, or Shadowrun 4e in the Seattle area, preferably in the eastside. Thanks!

You could also get a lot of information from Fantasy Flight's Dark Heresy or Rogue Trader games.

Rogue Trader starting characters are the equivalent of 5th rank Dark Heresy characters. Rogue Trader simplifies weapon proficiencies and has a different flavor of character generation that isn't random.

You mean Dreadnought?

Wizards' website has a spotlight interview: http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/4spot/2009August

The cast page is kinda pre-3.5 conversion. Elan isn't even in chainmail.

Where are those feats from?

For one, the character being healed must spend a healing surge in order to receive the extra healing in the first place. There is no capability for abuse there.

I've been wondering the same thing. The site went dead Friday evening.

This also sounds a little like The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson, where manufacturing entirely takes place using a molecule feed and nanomachine constructors.

However, this wouldn't be very much fun for the caster because they don't get to do anything for the combat. Therefore, by WotC's design criteria, it should only apply when the caster is not a PC.

The SRD says for saving throws:

While the story of the Witch Hunter: The Dark Providence is really good (since they grabbed the best Living Death authors), the mechanics in the book are mostly terrible. The book editing is also terrible. PCI does not want to issue ANY errata for anything, just sell more books with terrible...

That must mean you're not bound by any NDA's, so start spilling the beans!