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They are ready for solids. Come on, reptiles are ready for life after they hatch (birds too, but they are technically reptiles anyway). They are a draconic species. They have nothing to do with humans (not transformed, no half-breeds).

At least I know of lizards and sharks being viviparous (giving birth to live offspring). Check Lacerta vivipara it is a quite common lizard. The phenomenon exist. As for pictures of dragonborn here is one: http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/4spot/20071218a

They can still technically give birth. There are a number of lizards (also fish) that "give birth" see the wikipedia entry on vivipary. So that would no be a problem. Sexual dimorphism is rather subtle in humans, the only outside distinction is the boobs (generalisation, but try to imagine how...

The naming of the choices are rather bad. I pressed advance the timeline, as thought this would be the standard: "stay as it is", there was an advance of timeline in 1st -> 2nd change, and also at 2nd -> 3rd change. Advance it with 15-30 years. The "reset" is what we have seen they do with FR.

So what is in store for the "first few months"? The 3 core books, that is required for any 4th ed book. Some adventures, that some might like, others less so (I never by adventures, and if someone did in our group then it was Dungeon magazine...). Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting. Again this...

Thank for pointing out that piece of art. The only cover that I like. Bring back the fond memories of 2nd ed art. They are evocative. The DMG is kinda OK, MM should feature a bit more monster. The FR cover is just BAD. I have nothing against Drizzd (but I would prefer Elminster), but the lack...