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...I am not really interested in what a particular member of the development team was thinking about a rule at a particular moment during its development. The final rule from the entire team is more than enough for me. ...I think the annotations would be extra clutter for the most part. They...

...I think that most of the posters here both DM and play, depending on what's going on in their real lives. It just seems disproportionate because, IME, DM's ask for more advice building adventures than most players do when building their characters. ...I haven't seen anything from the site...

Start here for 5th ed. rules: http://dnd.wizards.com/articles/features/basicrules For Adventures, you might want to check the free downloads here or at other rpg sites for adventure ideas or examples.

Alchemy and herbalism could be substituted for some healing and/or magical effects. Maybe certain plants/concotions/salves give special benefits.

Umm...how about just going up to him/her and saying "thank you" or "good job"?

Maybe use something that grows in the dark, like mushrooms, as the basis for the ecosystem. Also don't forget plant life growing in the oceans producing oxygen. Geothermal vents and lava flows could also come into play.

I wonder if the "we are socially progressive because we employ many women" discussion is supposed to distract us from the recent "we just laid off another bunch of quality employees" thread.

Always bad to see good people laid off.

As a DM, handling a PC noble depends on how the person is playing that character. Is the pc advertising his heritage or trying to hide it? As others have pointed out, there are benefits and drawbacks to both.

To prepare, I took a nap before the game.

Looks, helpful. The only thing that I'd recommend is maybe formatting them so that you could print them out and put them on 3"x5" cards.

Rogue = stealth, traps, supplemental melee/ranged damage possible face of the party with good Cha. Warlock = extra firepower/creative spells to supplement Wizard, possible face of the party.

I hope this doesn't end up in a new PHB. That could get a bit pricey.

4 players = Cleric, Fighter, Rogue and Wizard 6 players = Barbarian, Bard, Cleric, Fighter, Rogue and Wizard 8 players = Barbarian, Bard, Cleric, Fighter, Ranger, Rogue, Warlock and Wizard

Most of the countries are pretty segregated. The capitals have some minority populations. The only really non-segregated places are the trade guild cities.

Every time I have come up against a Behir in a campaign, like 4 or 5 times now, my character gets swallowed whole.

In my campaigns, there is a central trade guild that has branches in most of the major cities. Adventurers can purchase a safety deposit box in the trade guild's vault in a specific city. They can also convert their wealth into trade bars of various metals minted by the guild. Finally, they...

I allow neutral, but not evil pcs in my campaigns. IME, people who enjoy running anti-social, greedy and selfish characters tend to not play well with others.

...First, let me state that I am not commenting on the quality of any edition or upon print vs. digital format. I am also not commenting on the quality of any business decision made by either company. ...I doubt that Paizo would be willing to work for Wizards again. They did a good job...