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Well , I meant the CS's from the players, though, I gather they'd mail them before the game starts or something similar.

The cool part is that this Edition Wars game would need multiple modules, one for 4, one for 3.5, one for 3, one for 2 ... Because, honestly, the complaints coming out now are the same as when 3.0 came out and everyone was talking about a "Magic The Gathering" version of D&D.

I tried OpenRPG, but I couldn't understand it. It seems to have been made by programmers, and that's not something that's good for my gaming group. Maptool seems to be the one I'm going to go with now, couple it with Vent or Skype and we should be golden. The one problem I can forsee having...

Heh. I can add to that rule. The DM in the game I left with the player who always played the same character.. yeah, she was dating the DM, and so she got away with everything.

Redcard before he got wiped out in a "no-res, restart at half level" game by a GM who thought he was in front of the dragon family while Redcard thought he was behind a pillar in full cover. "I hate minis. If I wanted to play Warhammer, I'd buy Warhammer. Besides, I have minis with my...

From what I've heard, yes, it will just be for companies who intend to publish compatible products, and it will offer little to no use for the general gamer looking for a way to get into 4e without the books.

This looks awesome. As for the Duke thing, I'm cool with it being an autofail. In my opinion, I read skill challenges like this: The closer you get to failure, the more negative the target gets to your desire. The closer you get to success, the more postivie the target gets to your desire...

Let's see. I played in one game where one lady's character was, every time, a woman who had been wronged by men at sometime, had problems with her mother, and had to do things "for the children." It'd be different if she didn't come back with the exact same character profile the next time...