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If they turn into a wolf during the full moon, become suspicious.

I'm expecting (read: hoping) that the eagle shaman will be the "taclord/bard" shaman, i.e. a mobility-oriented build that can rearrange the battle lines in preposterous ways.

Alignment is like Magic: The Gathering card color, and works best in that competitive wargame/card game sort of context, where it can let you know who an go on "teams" together, and what pieces work well with what other pieces. It's useless, or, as coyote6 said, worse in a roleplaying...

Here's the thread in question: [4E] Primal Power Previews - RPGnet Forums The relevant post is #8. The relevant text is as follows:

Every time someone dredges up a topic that was flame warred to death eight or more months ago, that person should have their genitals struck with a cat o' nine tails.

You cannot take immediate actions on your own turn. Rain of Steel kicks in at the start of the foulspawn's turn. Ergo, the foulspawn cannot use this power to react to Rain of Steel.

I disagree wholly. The core rules should not try to be all things to all people; they should pick a play experience they want to foster, and create a system to promote and support that sort of experience. There are dozens and dozens of roleplaying systems available, and each should be free to...

It seems obvious that the plusses are the number of extra arms or feet the items give you.

Human, human, human. +1 to all non-AC defenses is great for a front-line striker, and the feat support for staying active--especially the saving throw bonuses--means that you're less likely to get caught, pants down and status effects up, unable to do anything but take beatings for multiple...

Watch it, sweet-talker, or my fiancee might get jealous.

Formal logic is sexy.

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This popular fallacy (which applies much more widely than gaming) is as inaccurate as it is pervasive.

I very strongly suspect it will be a new setting, though I assume a spiritual successor of Spelljammer will be the Astral Sea setting book.

Introduced via friends and Vampire: The Masquerade, quickly floated over to Mage: The Ascension (RBD HOP!). I started to look at all sorts of systems after than, and then fell into indie-game-loving theorywanking. 4E, being incredibly elegant and very focused (on the "D&D experience", e.g...

Not so!

My wish list is simple: I want a monk multiclass feat that gives monk unarmed strike, and an assassin multiclass feat that gives ki focus, so that I can create Jazz Hands, the Slapping Bard.

Huh. Seems like RefinedBean was 100% correct, in these cases.

How...how are you mutliclassing so freely? That ain't street-legal, dude.