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How does your first level wizard have two per encounter powers?

I listed the number you would need in this list.

In preparation for running the adventure tomorrow I went ahead and put together a list of minis I see as being appropriate for each monster and PC as well as potential alternates. Hopefully someone else finds this useful besides me. :) Creature Miniature Set Quantity Alternate Set Kobold...

I will be there all four days playing minis. I might play in a D&D 4th edition slot on Sunday, but I am going to try to avoid it.

I let my group know we would be switching to 4e. No one complained and most everyone sounds neutral-to-positive about it. Yay!

I must admit I am sad to see the yugoloths go. But not so much that I won't adopt 4e.

James Wyatt is story lead. Rob Heinsoo is Design Lead. Andy Collins is also a Manager of some sorts.

Does having it as part of my Firefox search bar count as open?

I actually picked up quite a few pieces today at a pre-release event and I have to admit that the pieces look a bit better than those in the gallery.

The mini line isn't doing well? Since when?

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Definitely, definitely urban. I love me some city adventures.

Looking for 2 players for an Eberron game. Sundays. Contact me for more info.

I already have Eberoon, Ptolus, and the dungeon tiles (multiple sets of some!) I am basically trying to get the best of the best in regards to recent non-setting specific WotC books without having to spend too much money. I am either going to be running Eberron or Ptolus.

Hrm, how about this. If I am going to only purchase two books in addition to the ones I already mentioned (all the Monster Manuals, all the Monster expansions except Liber Mortis, Book of Nine Swords, Tome of Magic, Magic Item Compendium) which would you suggest are the best and most essential?

Ah, I forgot to mention, I have the Magic Item Compendium. Great Book. Definitely one of the best d20 fantasy purchases you can acquire.

So I've spent a great deal of time playing Arcana Evolved, Exalted, Iron Heroes, and such and am finally coming back into the D&D fold. The question I have is, what Core D&D Books should I buy? I've been keeping up with the monster books (and monsterish supplements like Lords of Madness...

So after I finish my current Arcana Evolved Ptolus campaign I am thinking of going ahead and starting a D&D Eberron campaign. I've run them before but the last time it happened was way back when only a few books were out and I only bothered with the core book and Sharn, City of Towers. Since...

I think I am also going to vote no. :P

d20 SRD Iron Heroes Arcana Evolved Spell Treasury Ptolus Eberron Campaign Setting