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The Lazy Warlord. A dude whose only purpose in the party is to hit things with his sword and yell really loudly. And that somehow makes the rogue hit harder, the fighter harder to kill, the mage more accurate with her magic and the Ranger able to fire arrows faster. =)

Now THIS is a good idea I could get behind.

The default should be no restricted alignments. But if you do want alignment restrictions in your campaign just click here to purchase the package!

Combat using monsters out of the MM3, MV, Dark Sun Creature Catalog and MV:TONV in 4E are some of the best D&D campaigns I've run / played. I think something along the lines of a Monster Vault for each tier of play would be perfect for me.

It IS a critical issue.

Yeah I remember the time they promised that Magic Item Compendium for 3.5 would be compatible with 4E.

? Really? I view it as one of the few things it got WRONG. As for the topic...multiclass is something that I'd hope they would do right away but I'm willing to wait if it means coming out with a refined and workable version for it.

WotC still has a long ways to go before convincing me to buy 5E.

Fighters going back to glorified speedbumps for their Wizard masters is a dealbreaker for me. If it happens...I'll either find a group that plays 4E or just play Pathfinder. I already have the Pathfinder books and Paizo is better with naming conventions.

Dinosaur names. Seriously stuff like Thunderstomper Drake and Macetail Behemoth...that needs to stop. Just call them by their latin names. It's easier and looks less lame / counter intuitive.

That provokes an opportunity attack.

Not cool WotC. Not cool.

The last four years have been nothing but horrible module after horrible module. WotC: You can do better. If you are going to shove a new edition down our throats it's essential that you start doing better when it comes to adventure modules. Even the best 4E modules made by WotC are still crap...

Ongoing 5 fire damage (save ends)

I just fell in love with fourthcore.

They'll probably say they plan on doing it but then decide to get wet feet when they reach the epic tier one and decide not to do it at all.

Why?

At level 5, a solo orc that can kick the entire parties ass. (level 5 solo) At level 10, the party can now fight and maybe defeat two orcs. (2 level 10 elites) At level 15, it's a pretty even fight between the party and the same number of Orcs. (4-5 normal level 15 enemies) Level 20 the PC's can...

I know they offer a lot of PDF support and such and that's really cool but what Pathfinder really needs is an online character builder/adventure tools/virtual table like WotC offers. It would really help on prep time.

What if you have the ability that adds to the amount you can shift. Say like Mark of Passage?