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When? Seems like their promise of basic being done by the end of the year is no longer true, so I can't print my completed basic book and bind it. Sucks.

Wow, no Kender/warforged and mass combat isn't in the DMG. That's.... really dissapointing to me. Wow.

Tough to say how important DS was I think. Given that many people (over the years) have said they wouldn't play 4e without a character builder makes me think that DS was pretty important. A lot of people like character builders, good ones anyway. Personally? It doesn't matter to me, but I'm not...

Dr a c o n i a n s in the Dragonlance setting, the followers o f the evil goddess Takhisis learned a dark ritual that let them corrupt the eggs of metallic dragons, producing evil dragonborn called draconians. Five types of draconians, corresponding to the five types of metallic dragons, fought...

So one of my players really likes playing dark knight characters. So before the official oathbreaker paladin preview was released we kind of just set up a couple of homebrew rules. Anyway now that the oath breaker is out I'm mandating the character to revise his character to fit in line with...

Cool, seems like everyone is on board with this Idea. I'm glad I brought it up!

As in let them have the full range of any school? That could work too given the limited casting power they get. Might be fun narratively to have the EK go and seek out a master of every school and let that open the doors to each school

I've heard many mention that the Eldritch Knight doesn't feel as "sword magey" as it could have been. I personally don't have any gripes with it but one thing did cross my mind. Would it break the game if you just allowed the EK to pick 2 schools and call it a day, or atleast be able to switch...

Awesome, this is what I was looking most forward to. Also it clearly says that PCs can take these options along as the DM agrees. Infact I have an antipaladin in my campaign so I had to make up some stuff until this came out. Yes, very excited. Also the facebook D&D page has the non cut off...

No, now you are cherry picking. Dungeonscape was supposed to be what you say, a character builder and spell sorter and all of that.... but you are completely ignoring the fact that dungeonscape seriously was there to replace the need for PDFs. If you have been on these boards for the last year...

I don't know why other people want PDFs but for me it's infinitely easier to actually make sessions if I can just cut and paste stuff form a pdf into my word document so I don't even need books open at the table because all of my notes and references are already there.

I'll admit I have only played it a few times but the times I have it was very fun. Infact I started a final fantasy hack of it a while ago. I got pretty far with it, because it was just so easy to create stuff. Highly recommended.

My game makes some heavy use of scrolls (actually its materia but essentially reskinned scrolls). They only go up to level 3 but only contain level 1 spells (can be cast at higher level). I price them at 50, 100 and 500 respectively (if I remember correctly). Seems to work fine for what it is...

The thing is that people were defending dungeonscape because it was supposed to fill the roll of the PDF. Now thats gone and we want our PDFs since there is no other course of action currently. We know they have them , there's no reason other than knee jerk reactions to piracy, and clearly...

Was I the only one who thought of the Halo 2(video game) jump glitches when I entered this topic?

Just FYI kind of off topic, but if anyone is looking to manage their campaign setting, or building a campaign setting get Scrivener. I just came across the program the other day getting prepared for Nanowrimo and it's so very awesome.

Honestly, in my opinion, nothing of value was lost. I know it sounds mean and trollish but I don't mean it in an offensive way, it's just that the program is worthless right now other than some basic character building. The program had very very high goals and I think it was simply too...

See that's so funny because I loved 3e's background make it feel.... tome-y. I think 5e's is a good compromise. Infact I really like 5e's pages they remind me of a fairy tale book that you would always see in old cartoons. I guess the art helps with it as well. And as far as the digest books...

The kineticist looks more like a bender from Avatar IMO.... Water. Earth. Fire. Air. Long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony. Then, everything changed when the Fire Nation attacked. Only the Avatar, master of all four elements, could stop them, but when the world needed him most...

Wow I thought the thread would devolve into 4e bickering much sooner than it did. Better late than never I guess? Seriously, this thread isn't about 4e mechanics it's about the presentation of the rules. One thing I HATED was that stark white background.