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Huh?

Awesome. Thank You.

Exactly. I've heard this assumption being thrown around quite alot on these forums. Just thought I'd give it some visual representation. :)

Sorry, had some technical difficulties with the image. :D

D&D 4th Edition: The New 1st Level...

Hilarious, my friend, simply hilarious. :)

I know that we now have the Dragonborn to sate our draconic needs, but is there any information in the MM on playing a Half-Dragon?

This. Smaug practically did NOTHING and people feared him. As Med Stud said, you don't need a ton of abilities or to put on a fireworks show to be scary.

Fugly?... Interesting term. Anyways, I haven't seen the Core rulebook art, but I must say, the art that i've seen so far from WotC, I find asthetically pleasing. The picture of the Dragonborn Cleric (maybe Paladin?) from the Rituals excerpt struck me as so well done that I immediately e-mailed...

So, I assume you have the books then or have seen them through some other source?

Lol. It's cool. Everybody makes mistakes, even Hong. :D (Sorry Hong, could't resist.) ;)

I'm talking about the actual Dungeon. Thanks anyways, Mort. :)

Hello, everyone. I'm going to be running Keep on the Shadowfell tomorrow night and I was wondering if anyone knew where I could find a printable version of the Keep's interior, or if one even exists. I would scan the map from the book myself, but I won't have access to a scanner in time for the...

I chose "Ask Hong". See, I'm still relatively new here, but even I recognize that Hong is the "God-King" of the ENworld Forums. :D

Fighter with Warlord training. Seems like that combo would produce a fine Knight character (probably my favorite class in 3.5). :)

Again, one must remember that HP are an abstraction. The kobolds are not really being hit by a greatsword until the final blow when their HP drops to or below zero. So in role-playing terms, the one kobold that died was just either unlucky and failed to dodge that greatsword or it was your...

This. Also, I must commend you on the clarity of your explaination. :)

Friend, I think you may be looking at this whole "minion" thing way too hard. Again, Minions exist to make the heroes look cool because they can take on several of these foes at once. I do not believe they were designed with "commoners" in mind. *Minion* is a game mechanic. It doesn't have to be...

Minion status seems to function as a way to make PC's feel like badasses, but not so for commoners. In regards to *children* and indeed the rest of the common world, I suspect minions probably function like normal monsters. If not, then there would be no need for heroes, right? I mean, why...

But 1st level standard monsters almost *never* hit. At least the minions have a greater chance of actually hitting the PC's. And, as stated, minions are supposed to be just a *minor tactical problem*, but become a *major tactical problem* in large groups. In short (and the following numbers are...