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I own it. Wolfgang did an amazing job with it. It has a little bit of everything.

Thanks! Because professions that produce goods are very similar to rituals, I wanted to keep the format similar to make it as easy to understand as possible.

Here is a quick little example of a profession that might be applied to a base character. As my article explains, I want to flesh this out more, but I need to get some sleep ;) Loremaster - Profession for 4e D&D - The Cobbler

Surprise me. Send me the best one in your mind :)

Mike Shea wrote a pretty awesome novelette on running Epic Tier games. I highly suggest it for anyone looking to do such.

I gave your page a 'Like' --keep up the good work. Us Matthews' have to stick together!

You always get something for expending a daily power. If you don't in the effect line, then it is a reliable power :p I would not want to see daily powers come to define the class. They should be rare remarkable bouts of power that do really neat things.

Daily powers already have miss effects. Making all daily powers reliable would be very unbalancing. The game already favors the players.

Was your last sentence to in response to that poster, or to WotC?

The entire argument was set up with a statement that WotC is in shambles. It sets the tone before the premise of the argument is made. ugh...

The CharOp boards are a gold-mine for designers. It provides a free source of intelligence on the inner workings of the game. If you look at it in these terms, the value can really be seen.

I wrote an article about this for Critical Hits a year ago. If would take some modification, but it can be done. Not sure how well it would work on a larger scale. Classless 4e : Critical Hits

Some of the principles of both are in Manual of the Planes--one of my favorite 4e supplements.

This is akin to starting a thread entitled "The Ultimate Song". Your asking a matter of opinion that is based on preference.

How would this help their situation at all? I'm willing to bet $20 that someone would start to complain that they spend too much time responding to every query, instead of working on D&D products. :p I can't, off the top of my head, think of any major publishers that provide the type of...

When the magazines were in print, there was an entire staff at Paizo running it. Apples and oranges. It's the the way that it was in the past.

In 2008, I decided to just keep my ideas flowing. At worse, my ideas were ignore. At best, they would let me write. If my ideas were ignore, who cares? I didn't need a response and I never thought of WotC as a writer's service--burdened to tell me why my pitch wasn't up to snuff. After over 50...

There is no way WotC is going to be able to reply to each and every submission. That is just not realistic. As for what to submit? Pitch ideas you think are cool and don't worry about what you think will get published. If you keep worrying about what you think will get accepted, you might never...

I've been dying to use my latest clip from Scooter! :p YouTube - Nerdier than we thought... (yes, Scooter is yours truly)

How do you handle critical hits?