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Hey look, a Genasi!

A need for devilish succubi drove the developers to shove the Erinyes into that role and out of their own. I applaud the return of the Furies to D&D in all their sanity breaking glory.

A few more I found looking for new subtypes of monsters appearing in the MM1 Abomination -Retreiver Angel -Archangel Demon -Bebilith -Dretch Devil -Erinyes Eladrin -Coure of mischief and strife Giant -Stone giant -Stone Giant Runecarver -Stone Titan Lycanthrope -Werewolf Lord...

More strength improves weapon control. a stronger fighter can strike faster and harder without overextending. when parrying, parried, or when making or resisting beats and binds, a stronger fighter's weapon can be brought back into position and under control more quickly, and renders it more...

I disagree, second edition is the most charmless D&D.

In my play, I find a lack of transparency to destroy immersion. It always makes me more aware of how much information about the scene my character has but I don't.

It's not an issue of accessibility. They are using it's supposed presence in the SRD to claim it's an integral part of the 3.5 ruleset rather than the suppliment it is.

You people keep repeating this lie, it's already been refuted in this thread. Give it up already, you are only making your arguments look intellectually bankrupt.

Name one. I probably could and a competent martial artist definitely could the moment he put up his dukes and stepped towards me.

Can anyone think of a situation in the source material where reasonably competent protagonists couldn't tell which of the foes before them were the more dangerous and plot important, unless some intentional disguise or trickery was involved? I can't The PCs are assumed in D&D to be capable...

Oops, I had them confused with drivethroughrpg's store. Stupid worthless drivethroughrpg free offers.

Tim, I said without a paizo account or credit card number, the first requires the second, and the link provided requires the first.

Is there someplace that one can download the Beta rulebook without a Paizo account and a credit card number?

I'd argue that people have trained themselves to be blind to the gaps in earlier editions simulations.

What edition of D&D has ever had one?

Get a new baseless, intellectually dishonest complaint about the new edition, this one was used up in '99 whining about third edition.

My worry is that this rule might create one. Or at least make spending action points feel less fun. I'm not totally opposed to the rule though.

Here is a picture of some real life scale armor Seem samurai like enough?

This could create the impression (true or not) that action points are needed to save PCs from grim instant death, strongly discouraging all the other uses for them.

One of the new fighter at wills can if you have a reach weapon.