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The boyfriend should be doing a lot of the heavy lifting. He knows her, he can talk to her. Maybe she's more willing to say what she wants to him. Get that dude to help you out, she's his friend.

What do I have to buy to get a lap jig? (Pirate King, you may know me as chrisg from nerdnyc.) :)

This is 100% a player & DM issue, not an in-game issue. The OP said that his players don't seem to see that they're not acting like good guys, and he wants them to either act like good guys or lose the benefits of being good guys (ie paladinhood). Now, if he asks the players what they want to...

Do you have the other half of this amulet?

How dare you joke about anything related to D&D or Gary! Fantasy roleplaying is deadly serious business!

Okay, that slang I *did* know. But I attached pictures, people! For context.

Is a wiki the right format? Seems to me that news items updated daily would be better off as a blog. Not that a wiki for 4e wouldn't be great, just not sure how to fit news items into one.

LOL, QFT. Speaking of marks, the Hobgoblin Soldier's Flail at-will power mentions that the target of his attack is marked... is there any mechanical effect to being marked by this monster?

"What a rip-off, there's only one tile, and it's just some kind of pit tra... oh."

The checkerboard beard and velcro-based minis: The ultimate 4e accessory? Dungeon Tiles 18: Follicles of the Underdark.

FWIW, I think what they're trying to avoid is forcing the cleric to chose between fighting and healing/buffing. Now he can be a front-liner without sacrificing his comrades' well-being. That might be what you meant by walking bandaid, but I'm not sure. Edit: also to avoid the "quick let's...

LOL, success!

Shoot, I didn't know that slang. I tried. edit: for the record, there was a thread titled "boardless combat rules" at the top of the forum when I posted this. edit2: /me high fives Rex :lol:

It's *obvious* to anyone paying attention that Wotc is prejudiced against beardless gaming, and 4e continues this trend. A quick perusal of the attached screenshots proves my point. The question is, can 4e be played beardless?