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Why don't you just listen to samples on itunes or amazon, or watch videos on youtube? I find new music I like this way all the time. It works better than randomly downloading, because you can keep clicking on an ever-expanding web of related material.

The same site posted this update: 'Dollhouse' DVD details released--The Live Feed

Still puts a big dent in the theory that the PHB2 selling out means 4e is doing bad.

Are we still talking about the discontinuation of PDF sales, here? Do you really think that, or anything else WotC has done, rises to this level? We're talking about a hobby.

He's been predicting the death of table top RPGs for quite a while now.

I doubt it. They always have character sheet packs and "official" dice, after all, even though both seem to be obviously pointless. I'm sure a market for power cards exists, it's just unlikely that anyone who posts on EN World is part of it.

Problem is, 4e doesn't have celestials. This was the reason given in the article for why aasimars needed to be reworked.

Right- the player chose it. The character, meanwhile, had to wait for an opening.

I doubt this. OD&D, BD&D, 1e and 2e all still have players, even through none we're open. The release of 5e will create a new generation of grognards who think that 4e was the last true edition of D&D.

How is this different from Ravenloft's relationship to any other edition of D&D?

This logic makes it impossible to evaluate a published adventure at all, doesn't it? The DM can theoretically adjust any shortcoming of a module. But I don't blame Paizo, either. The fault is with the rules system. It's no surprise that the Pathfinder adventure paths all stop at 15th or 16th...

I'm using it. The campaign started in Westgate, but has since moved to Starmantle, where I'm running a modified version of Ruins of Adventure.

Ouch! I can't believe someone would email this to him. But I guess I shouldn't be surprised.

A power source comes from your class, not your race. So monsters don't usually have power sources because they don't usually have classes. A monster with a class template would have a power source.

How quickly we forget! That's not nearly enough straps, spikes, or weapons to be a 3e gnome.

Didn't the Forgotten Realms steal Lolth from Greyhawk, and do almost exactly what you've described here?

Part of the problem is that the definition of a "children's" product is ridiculously broad: So an age stamp by the manufacturer isn't necessarily good enough. And what's with it going all the way up to 12, anyway? 12 years old is WAY past the "eat your toys" stage of life (I hope.)

I don't have the book with me, but isn't this the final encounter of Kobold Hall, in the DMG? It wasn't a TPK when I ran it, but the the battle took forever.

They did not say this. They said that any book would have material useable in any D&D campaign (which has always been the case, even if not explicitly stated.) As always, it's up to the DM to decide what exists in a campaign.

This has only been slighty been hinted at in the MotP- if you travel far enough in the Astral Sea, you might arrive at the Astral Dominions of other worlds. Comparing the FRCG and the MotP, though, it appears that each campaign setting uses it's own customized implementation of the World Axis...