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While, for the longest time, I have been one of Fourth Edition's biggest supporters, my enthusiasm for it has slowly been eroded as it has become increasingly clear that the designers are taking the game in a different direction than I find enjoyable--not towards World of Warcraft, anime, or...

Barbarian women LURV BIG SWORDZ:

I especially dislike Nomura's style in The World Ends With You and the Kingdom Hearts games. I agree, though, that Akihiko Yoshida's (and Wayne Reynolds', and William O'Connor's, and Steve Prescott's, etc., for that matter) artwork can, at times, be as ridiculous as Nomura's (look at, for...

I prefer a brick to the head over any of Nomura's styles. Failing that, Yoshitaka Amano or Akihiko Yoshida will do.

People with Wayne Reynolds art for their avatar shouldn't be allowed to judge his artwork. Wait, :):):):).

FIFY Also, they weren't kidding about the Roger Dean look for Forgotten Realms, were they?

I thought it was better than the first two, personally. The gelatinous cube especially made me chuckle. Good animation for the mind flayer as well.

There is no, "last time"--D&D has never moved from an open system to closed system before in its history. And, under TSR, D&D did well enough as a closed system for most of its tenure.

For the sake of their sanity, a dungeon master might wish to avoid doing so, but nothing about marking suggests that they're 'doin' it wrong' by running several creatures possessing the ability. Would it not strain credibility that, in every encounter, the timid casters outnumber--often...

Getting philosophical, are we?

Isn't it awesome, then, how this fellow is not some young punk just out of college with an MBA and blimp-sized ego, but an experienced individual whose credentials make him especially qualified for his position? Sure, he might have had some hand in reducing the Star Wars toy line to comics...

Complete speculation: Paizo has reached a deal with Wizards to reassume control of both Dragon and Dungeon magazine, the catch being that both--or perhaps a consolidation of the two, to reduce printing costs--as well as Pathfinder and other Paizo products, will serve as vehicles for Fourth...

Rocks fall, everybody dies. It's the only way to be sure.

The Underroot? The Loamscape?

QUICK LINK TO FULL-SIZE IMAGE. Has anyone mentioned that the 4E rulebooks have nice formatting? They do.

Why not take this opportunity to try Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay? Doesn't get much grittier than that.

The art for the Kobolds was excellent, but if it'll save you time and effort, I wouldn't mind the loss.

Excellent work. It would be brilliant if you gave similar treatment to some other creatures and information dredged from D&DXP.

That 4E might be unfriendly to, not new, but temporary players, is an issue I hadn't considered.

FRANZ!!! I heard he did a good Magic: The Gathering illustration once. That's pretty much it.