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You're still going to have to work as a team, but you won't be forced into situations where "Bob has to play a cleric because we need a healer." It's my impression that the cleric will be the best class at healing in the game, but that you won't need one to have a strong party.

Not if they had a very high "mechanical strength" rating.

I have no problem with gunpowder being in the core rules. It's pretty easy to say "no gunpowder is available in my campaign." On the flip side, gunpowder can add some interesting flavor to a typical D&D campaign setting. For starters it should be rare. This makes it expensive and difficult for...

K, I'll send it again since I didn't include my enworld handle.

Will you be responding to submissions? I sent one in but I'd like to know if you received it (it was a long e-mail).

Who says Ring of Protection has to be a +X bonus. Ring of Protection Acitvation: Immediate action Effect: Prevents up to 10 damage dealt to you before your next turn. This ability may be used once per encounter. What item level should that be?

In light of the new 4e Wizard losing out on Necromancy, it looks like we'll be getting a full-fledged Necromancer class sometime in the future (unless the Warlock kills him and takes his stuff). I've never been satisfied with Necromancers in previous editions. In actual play, they always felt...

My guess is that the "new gamers" you speak of are actually old gamers who don't happen to play D&D. Consider two scenarios. 1) Two gamers walk into a gaming store. The latest 3.X book is in plain view in the display case, but they walk right past it because they've never played D&D. 2) Two...