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QFT. The God Squad? I'd list more, but that's the one that remains in my mind, and I don't have the book handy.

The 4e Kingdoms of Kalamar ebook has a very few pages of rules material, though it is more than one. Perhaps an addendum to the list?

They've updated the text to include the 4e classes. The races are: Dwarves, Elves, Gnomes, Half-Elves, Half-Hobgoblins, Half-Orcs*, Halflings, Hobgoblins, and 6 flavors of human. * It is suggested that you use the orc statistics, but change the bonus stats, and possibly grab a human power...

Just did a quick skim through, there's no mention of the GSL. They do have Dungeons and Dragons mentioned on the front cover, and a line stating that Dungeons and Dragons is a trademark owned by Wizards of the Coast. Edit: This is pretty much the campaign setting + the atlas. It's a sweet...

I'm not GR, but I believe they've updated the timeline, and resolved the succession crisis, while removing some of the campy elements that were previous books.

Aren't pirates really just the ninjas of the sea? Isn't swabbing the deck just a thinly disguised metaphor for flipping out to kill people?

I hope not, but the point I was trying to make is that it's just two different frameworks for accomplishing much the same thing. While we all have an opinion on which one achieves its purpose better or worse than the other(s), and those opinions are valid. Having arguments where people are...

QFT. The two editions are no better or worse, just different.

THe paladin I'm currently playing is much more of an uplift the meek, feed the hungry, clothe the naked, care for the sick, kind of guy than the cleric in the party. I'm playing him up as humble and devout.

I nominate Necromancer Games.

Jack Black.... :angel:

If only the DDI features rolled out this quickly after launch day

Seems to me that WotC won't go for this option.

I've used fiery dragon counters alot, and I like to put some sticky tack on the bottom, and then affix the mini to a glass bead or coin for weight. Works well, and the added height from the bead allows me to pick it up to move it if I want to.

The bulk of Ptolus, and anything after the Temple of Dissolution (or whatever it's called under the moathouse) in Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil. Edit: But I didn't really have a desire to finish Rttoee Edit #2: I wanted to run through the Night of Dissolution as a switch to 4e...

if you go to a quilting store you can get mats and plastic grids

I don't think that word means what you think it does...

I'm hoping to get a look today.

So selfless...

I've certainly spend a couple grand on RPG stuff in my time... but spread that out over the ten years I've been playing and it amounts to a couple of nights out at a nice restuarant a year.