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Wow, I have had mine for 2-3 weeks now. I got it so fast I thought that was a mistake :)

I like them and will add them back if they are taken out.

PC's are literate in their starting languages. Any language they want to learn after that requires skill points.

To me the prep work is not gaming, but I do enjoy it.

1. Something I can easily run as is. 2. Something that lets me easily tweak it for my uses. 3. It does not have mislabeled areas on the included maps. (That drives me insane) 4. It is both fun and challenging as is for both the players and DM.

Absolutely the best purchase gaming wise I have ever made. I will never go back to paper/wet-erase mat. I would like some more some day to expand even more. The ability to pick up a piece and place it somewhere without redoing the whole map is its biggest selling point to me. If they ever come...

Dungeon is a tool that I use in my games. Dragon is just a good read that may affect my gaming.

I was going to give a long winded speech but Henry pretty much sum'd it up for me.

Tac-Tiles, D&D Minis and a lot of dry erase markers. Also use empty clear plastic dice boxes to set "flying/levitating/etc" things on.

Well congrats to the judges for their hard work to get to this point. I guess you can take a small break now. ;)

I have been there a couple of times because of something stated here. I would rather spend my time at EN World. Heck I only visit other sites when this one is down and that is to see when it might be back up. :)

This is the way I see it also.

As little as possible actually.

If it comes up I have no problems talking about it. Sometimes in a conversation I will mention something that is gaming related without realizing it and they may cue on that or not.

If everyone is not having fun you might not be playing it the best way you can. I didnt even know there was a role-playing aspect to the game until I had been playing for over 10 years. Some people would say that is wrong but my group and I have always had a good time.

I like Dragons, Dungeons, elves, dwarves even gnomes. I don't like Psionics. I know I am a blasphemer ;)

Well I love it. It seems to be the setting I always wanted and it came out at a time when I could use it. I had always had my games in a psuedo-greyhawk/homebrew world. Now I have a new world that is exciting to me and my players. Starting over in a new setting made the entire game new again.

No. Because I like playing as a PC also. From the Red Box set until 3E I was only the DM since no one else wanted to be. I never got to play as a player for all those years. When 3E came out I went in search of a new group (my old one died out at this point) and the current group I have has two...

Yeah thats it. I am embarassed I counldn't remember that.

1. Tac-Tiles 2. Eberron CS 3. Magical Medival Society 4. Vehicle Pursuit Rules (can't remember name (Chase something ?) 5. Heroforge Excel Sheet