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He mustard ketchup if he wants to post a reply. I don't relish reading this entire thread.

Glad to see you're checking out the new edition :)

How did you nazi see that coming?

I support katanas being the mechanical equivalent of longswords if for no other reason than it will cheese certain people off.

And once again the old adage of "you can't make friends with copyright infringement and IP theft" is proven to have more than just a grain of truth.

I need muh psionics!!!!!!

Yes! Three cheers for Mearls and company! Hip hip huzzah! Hip hip huzzah! Hip hip huzzah!

I thought Scarred Lands was Sword & Sorcery Studios. Were they owned by the same company?

What are they running?

That's the most frustrating thing about this city. I tried finding some players for classic D&D for a long time , but no cigar. Finally joined with a group playing LotFP, but the DM is moving and has a new baby on the way, so that's kinda fallen apart.

I would rule two things. 1) the character wearing armor doesn't get the benefit of a long rest. Maybe a short rest. 2) they get a level of fatigue for not getting a full nights sleep. Watch then accrue a few levels of fatigue and watch them sing a different tune.

I would like to take a moment to point out and appreciate the following: In OD&D, before Supplement 1: Greyhawk hit the stores, the highest bonus you could get from a magical weapon or suit of magical armor was +3. When Supplement 1 dropped, that is when gamers started seeing +5 weapons and...

I've almost finished reading the basic rules, and in many places I am just struck by the mechanical elegance and simplicity of what used to be a game that grew more complex with each edition. I would have to sit down and focus on writing a list of everything I really liked, because it would be a...

Hear that everyone? We have some schismatic folks in the thread. Everyone who didn't like it, please line up single file so you can be purified on the wheel of pain.

Hell yeah I do! How can we let anyone forget about this?

Exactly. One piece like this isn't diversity, but if it's a promise of what's to come, we can be happy that WotC is taking steps to be inclusive in it's artistic representation.

Argh! Stupid autocorrect! It must be because I use my phone to log in. I suppose I should change the color so I can at least maintain the guise of not bring hypocritical.

And a less rude way of expressing that thought might have been, "I find the yellow text against white background hard to read. Could you change it please?"