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Oh, sure. Andraste: 1st-level eladrin warlord Kithri: 14h-level halfling warlock Valenae: 3rd-level elf paladin Zanne: 8th-level half-elf rogue

*snerk* Well, the wizard could have said no. :) "Enable an ally to move" would be better wording, and the right of refusal willl be clear in the explanatory power text.

We were revising the book well into the typesetting stage to keep up with the latest PH changes, so that's definitely not the case.

Aw. :) Well, in that case, another tiny (unrelated) tidbit over here.... http://forums.gleemax.com/showthread.php?t=946216

You know what I really like? Coming to these boards and finding a request for a game mechanic...that we've already addressed. :D

What does "value" mean to you? If you mean, "Can I use them as reference books when I'm playing D&D at the table?" the answer is no, because that was never their intent in the first place. They're extensive first looks, first and foremost, but the essays written for these books are not going...

I just leaned over and asked Bruce, and either he misspoke or was misquoted; these things happen at conventions. There are some mechanics details in the books, and I have no doubt that you guys will find every single last one. :) But their primary purpose is to serve as a primer to 4th Edition...

You're a smart guy, Ari. *whistles*

As noted, damage per second...and my bad for using shorthand when I meant to say "high damage output." Lack of clarity, no cookie.

The DM was Chris Perkins; all of the others were actors, including the narrator. According to Chris, that's his real accent. (...I know!)

Oh, SURE, resort to comic book geekery. Now I have to post! The Fantastic Four strike me as the prime example of a perfectly balanced group: Mr. Fantastic: Leader. Coordinating and facilitating, whether physically or mentally. Invisible Woman: Controller. Her force fields alter and reshape the...