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Ah, thanks.

For example, if at level 4 your CON goes up by 1, does your HP also go up? I couldn't find anywhere in the book explaining this one way or another.

Fabulous, thank you!

I need on the order of magnitude of hundreds of identical d6s. Preferibly as cheap as possible. I know I've seen huge d6 blocks before, but I cannot seem to find them online. Any help?

So for example... Any plate mail with a +4 enhancement or higher, you may arbitrarily decide is made of warplate. Any plate mail with a +6 enhancement, you may arbitrarily decide is made of warplate or godplate. That seems like a very roundabout way of explaining things. An example or two...

A scroll only takes half as long to cast. Also, anybody can cast a scroll, regardless of whether they have Ritual Caster, have mastered the ritual, or are of sufficient level. You can buy ritual scrolls well above your level if you can afford them. You can give a fighter a Raise Dead scroll...

I will agree with you that 4e gameplay feels more like a video game than 3.5. I think it's how powers are structured that do it for me. But yeah, good role-playing should be independant of any set of rules.

I do not understand the rules behind the special armor types, like Starleather or Godplate. The book says they're magic, but they're not listed in the magic item section. Exactly how much do these cost and what AC bonus do they give?

So all spellcasters have access to the exact same set of rituals? I don't know if that's lame or amazing. I guess I have to try it out. Of course, certain classes will be better than others at rituals that require skill checks. Hmm... djdaidouji: For a long time I was the only cleric in our...

I must be missing something. What is stopping a level 8 fighter from casting a Raise Dead ritual?

I know ENWorld often posts information about future books before Wizards does, but I can't find that information anywhere. Does anybody have a link to the article on what we can expect to see in 2007?