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Ooo, a Godsend sample is out? I wanna see! :o

Wow, my goodness. It appears as though I really trod on a landmine here... Although the discussion was a lot of fun to read, I was just wondering how the change affected the people at the designer end of the whole process. I'll say that it is strange how two systems can be respectively easier...

I wonder. Why is it easier and far more enjoyable to work on 4e? I personally find 3.5e a lot more interesting most of the time. I know, personal opinion and all. :p

Oh... my... god. When I first came here and posted a couple of monsters in the competition thread, it was pretty much on a passing whim, so I'm pretty surprised to find out that two of them actually managed to get through. :p Not to mention this will be the first time anything I made gets...

I am in doubt about some of the rules for this contest. It says that it is not allowed for individual monsters to have a Challenge Rating below 21, which is logical for an Epic Level book. But what about monsters with progression, like True Dragons? I want to submit my Lethus Dragon to this...

Here's something I cooked up as a big brother of my beloved Mirror Golem Mirror Golem, Greater Size/Type: Large Construct (Lawful, Extraplanar) Hit Dice: 40d10+180 (400 hp) Initiative: +15 Speed: 70 ft. (14 squares) Armor Class: 50 (-1 size, +15 Dex, +22 natural, +4 haste), touch 28...