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My group has played two sessions of 4E now and the answer to "Is it fun?" is ... we're not sure. From the DM perspective (me) I like it a lot more than 3E. Much simpler to create and balance encounters. The new monster stat-blocks are not too large and each monster have it's own little schtik...

Yeah, I ordered from Amazon.ca as well (on wednesday). Got my shipping notice on Thursday. Should be here next week with luck.

I usually go through and use a small round sticky to mark section that have errata and then put a print out of the errata in the back of the book. (Most my books have Chessex Dragonskins, so there is a nice little pocket formed to store the pages). Works pretty well, unless there is a ton of errata.

So a bag of rats won't work, but inquiring minds want to know about a bucket full of puppies!

The thing that I would think you would have to watch would be level advancement. It seems to run a little faster in 4E (from what I've seen of the excerpts). I'm not sure if the best approach would be to run through the adventure, calculating the number of encounters to figure out what...

The problem is that the toner is expensive for color lasers. I've got a Samsung CLP-510 (does duplexing and color) and the toner cartridges are more expensive than the entire printer was (generally 2 - 3 times as much). Plus it seems like every printer made nowadays has a page counter that...

That nothing good will come from this. :) The topic has been thrashed out pretty well here (as evinced by the number of closed threads on the topic).

We'll see what you have to say at crunch time :) I run my own business (jewelery store) and as management/owner of a small business obviously make no money at all. As a side effect of my profession, the jewelery/gemstone treasure tables make me cry.

Yeah, but I already smoke, so how much cooler do I really need to be?

I too have thus far survived* one day without the DL version. *Primarily** due to my inordinate laziness. ** And because reading new rules on a computer is less than fun***. *** My life seems a little more pathetic since I used the "reading rules for fun" statement. Resist!

Not only do you get a Reflex save while prone, but you threaten and can take attacks of opportunity. The only penalty for being prone is an AC Penalty and a penalty to attack rolls. You still get a Reflex save if you're sleeping (albiet with a -5 Dex penalty).

Yep.... took 1:14 to open this reply. Edit: and 63 seconds to edit!

I thought he didn't want the images hosted elsewhere...

Moving away from the crunch for a few moments, what are your impressions of the adventure? Does it seem like it would be fun to play? Is it primarily dungeon-crawling or is there some RPG challenges mixed in there as well? Are there enough rules to be able to advance the pregens through to level...

I suspect that it will be at exactly the same level that 3.x was at. If there are electronic documents available, it will be released slightly faster to the piracey scene, if there aren't it'll take a couple of weeks for scanned copies to hit the web.

Interesting... I would have thought they were going great guns over there. Anyone know anything else about this?

Go to the My Downloads sections and grab the Alpha (Print version). Took me awhile to find it :)

Yes, because we all know that only publishers should be allowed to ask questions about this (or even have opinions on it). It certainly isn't something that affects everybody involved in this hobby.

My apologies if I've annoyed you.

Fair enough. Although to clarify, I didn't think the license applied seperately, I just didn't think about how what might have worked when "dual-statting" adventures would have applied to rulebooks. As an aside though, if (and I realize it's an impossible if) they were to allow dual-stating...