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Since "low magic" is winning the vote how come we can't get such an option from Wizards of the Coast for D&D?

I suspect Wizards of the Coast will put out a "basic" D&D core rulebook for 4th edition. Something in between the D&D Basic Game/D&D Player's Kit and the Player's Handbook v.3.5. In this smaller Player's Handbook I'd expect only the first four classes: fighter, cleric, rogue, and wizard...

Drow should be changed so that they deserve a +0 level adjustment. In general Wizards doesn't give enough benefits per point of level adjustment because they underestimate the drawback of having less hit points, fewer skill points, worse spells, fewer spells, weaker special abilities, fewer...

Just wait six months, Wizards will probably release a Revised Oriental Adventures by then.

It's official. Dungeon Master's Guide 2 sealed our fate. :D http://www.icv2.com/articles/home/7979.html

If the ENnies want to be taken seriously then they need to seek out games to participate in the awards. Leaving WotC or White Wolf (which didn't actually happen) out of the awards turns the ENnies into a joke.

I also don't understand why the RPGA wastes time on adventures when an entire industry of professional adventures has been and will continue to be produced. People need the RPGA to find games but they don't need the RPGA to write those games for them. As we've seen on this forum, most people...

I like what WotC's doing. Keep it coming, please (including updates to the SRDs). I hope WotC doesn't listen to the constant complaints like this. Merric's point about miniatures is an important lesson. If WotC made non-random miniatures we'd have about four figures to choose from; an Ogre...

The RPGA is too much about playing in sanctioned, global campaigns and not enough about finding local players for homebrew campaigns.

I'm open to half-races but mechanically they're a problem. In one game of mine elves and orcs have bred into humanity so much that they only exist as a breed of humans (grey-skinned humans descended from a drow-like race and green-skinned humans descended from orcs). True blooded elves...

D&D sustains the OGL. If current D&D support from WotC isn't part of the OGL then the OGL will begin to fail. Because the link between D&D and the OGL is key, if 4th edition (when it releases sooner or later) isn't OGL then the OGL is going to die. White Wolf's Vampire and Palladium's RIFTS...

In my games the characters are way below the official wealth guidelines. We like it that way and I adjust the choice or stats of monsters to reflect the weaker equipment of the party.

The background story is too linear for my RPG tastes.

The 3rd edition Player's Handbook, Dungeon Master's Guide, and Monster Manual had fabulous cover designs and that is what I'd aspire to in the future. The 3.5 versions were too busy and too "heavy".

I just want to use Heroscape terrain for my D&D games.

If WotC published a 320 page campaign setting for Greyhawk: What FIVE elements of the past incarnations of the setting MUST, in your opinion, appear in that game to make it a "valid" interpretation? What two such things that have appeared in the past absolutely MUST NOT appear in the game...

I admit it, I'm a thread necromancy hound. Do you practice thread necromancy? Do you like thread necromancers? Do you feel suckered when you post in an resurrected thread?

Did D20 Modern help modern and future RPG gaming a lot? Does D20 Modern = Alternity d20? Did you play D20 Modern before you first played 3rd/3.5 edition D&D?

Are there enough ideas out there for an Unearthed Arcana 2 and what would you want to see? Has WotC added anything to the SRD or the MSRD since the beginning of 2005?

Now that we've seen Mouseferatu listed in the credits on Tome of Magic for WotC I wonder if any of the discussions in this thread will show up in that book. Of course, D&D might consider the x/day mechanic a sacred cow.