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I like everything so far except... 1. MOVE-ACTION-MOVE is great except there needs to be a mechanic for breaking off from melee. WotC boards have mentioned several times of people using the ridiculous tactic of moving up 20', attacking, and moving back 20'. I'm confidant that will be addressed...

The regaining all of your HP thing may have changed since this doc was typed up because Mearle's post earlier this week specifically stated that didn't happen... Overall, I am very happy after reading through the material! :D

Yeah, I don't think the teacher was concerned with the complexity of the game, but more in WotC providing an affordable entry level product. It wouldn't have to be a box set - a single book covering four classes (C, F, R, W), four races, and enough monsters to provide five levels of content (or...

I'm really looking forward to seeing more...

I have really liked what has been revealed so far. I like that rolling for stats is slated for core - it indicates that stats might be slightly less important (and not every character has an 18 or 20 in his primary stat). It only requires a sidebar to add point buy or array as an option - the...

I'll buy the core books regardless. but I like the sound of all of the vague stuff we've heard so far. I DON'T like 4E, so I'm ready to move on. I will be more selective in buying the expansion books - I have two feet of 4E books taking up space on a shelf that I will never use again.

I don't think most people are against the existence of warforged and tiefling in the game - personally I just rather not see them as core in the first three books.

When answering a question about the 2e Battlesystem and old school Chainmail, Mike Mearls answered... Wargame rules are a great example of the kinds of rules modules we’d like to look at for the next iteration of D&D. They are very useful in some campaigns, occasionally useful in others, and...

Those are old school pig-faced orcs from Otherworld... the Reaper minis my player favor as PCs are huge so the orcs looks a little small. I actually have a feature on the orcs planned for the next post...

I've just started a new blog... The Realm of Quindia Every Monday I will be posting photos of models I've painted in my D&D collection from Heritage to Reaper, Grenadier to WotC, and whatever else I might have lying around...

I just posted a 4e character sheet on my blog based on the old AD&D Permanent Character Record Sheet... The Realm of Quindia

Looks like we finally see what they've been working on all this time after all of the great cards that were designed here. And the winner is... exactly the same as the cards from the character generator.

Here's the sheet I've been using since 4e came out. I can supply a blank generic (w/o The Realm of Quindia title) if anyone is interested in using it. I posted one with the data so you can see how I drop details in the boxes.

Glad most of you like the icons - some of them were a challenge to fit everything I wanted into such a small space, but they were fun to do. Thanks to Russ for the chance to contribute to a site I visit every day!

Weird... I see the Ad icon on my end... oddly enough, towers on a banner... good call!

Let 'em Run! Overkill? Bah! My players learn to run when they have to. :) Seriously though, I agree with most of the folks that posted here. The encounter looks like a good one. I was running a remake of the Caves of Chaos and my group of four 2nd level PC's stumbled into the ogre cave and...

I would also be interested. My portfolio is at Quindia Studios. Click on the brooding image on the bottom left to go to my artwork. Drop me a note at clarence@quindia.com if you'd like my help.

I know this has been discussed before, but I can't find it. Can minions benefit from Temporary Hit Points?

How about the Aspis - from A1 Slave Pits of the Undercity? I gave them a try, but I'd like to see what you might come up with since I scrapped several other conversions I made for yours!