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I must say that I like the Demons and Wizards version better. (Or the Snow White version ;-))

Me, too.

I think it's quite disgusting. :p

It's still Giant Vermin with a 46cm claw. a foot and a half. Wouldn't want to get pinched by that bugger.

Actually, I think that people would like to have both, but print is more important to them. I guess only Wizards were the ones thinking that print and digital would be mutually exclusive, or they hadn't killed Dungeon and Dragon for those DI (Digital Impostors) As I said: As much as I like...

They can keep their online crap. Don't get me wrong, I'm not against online stuff per se - not at all - but for me, paper remains the real thing. I like how Paizo handles Pathfinder: Subscribe, and you will not only get 30% off, but you'll get the PDF version thrown in for free. That way I...

Whoa! But it's typical: Trust the Sea not to know when to stop. Large big squids and fishes (yeah yeah, the whale's mammal) weren't enough for her. Oh no, she needs more nasty stuff. And who knows whether something like that isn't still around, down in the deepest depths?

In Rokugan, the answer is rather easy: You can't resurrect someone period. Even though they're not reincarnated at once (they first spend time in whatever afterlife they have earned, and depending on their deeds, they might never get to enter the mortal world again), the Celestial Order forbids...

I'd bet my donkey (if I had one) on it that 4e FR will be completely PoL-ish. They won't hesitate to kill off NPCs, Deities and Nations left and right - with no plot too ridiculous - until FR totally conforms to their New World Order.

In Rokugan, reincarnation is part of the general belief. In the d20 material, there's even a reincarnation spell that kinda takes the place of resurrection spells (which aren't allowed)

I think it was at some time written in some D&D books that they could not interbreed because their respective gods (or at least the elven ones) made it impossible.... ....and then there's this part... ...I wonder why the same wasn't always applied to half-orcs (orc/humans): I'd say that...

You're just miffed because the Goths pwned the Romans when they sacked their capital, you little Roman fanboy ;) :p.

Of course. And the concept should always be viable. But it should not be pushed as the Big Truth. I think the ideal game world has parts where there's mostly wilderness where no man rules as well as parts where there is little true wilderness, where the roads are quite safe to travel (well...

Ah. That one. I knew about that one, but I read that "Large" as "quite big" and not "between medium and huge".

Would that be a proper green dragon or that ugly thing they're doing in 4e? If it is the proper green dragon, I might get another D&D minis product after all, if only to complete the collection of big green ones. If it's the new green, they can keep it along with all the other stuff.

Atrocities waiting to happen.

What he said. No need to limit oneself.

Never fear. As long as there will be other companies that support 4e, there will probably be other styles of play.

Count me in. I guess if you write it, it'll be like Event Horizon, but for grown-ups. :]

That's not oil...