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This really cuts to the issue for me. As someone who is a player, not a DM, I have grown sick and tired of DMs who act like us players are serving them, like we are somehow enabling their own fantasy world, and we are beholden to their every wish. Yeah, that's pretty cool for the DM, I will...

I honestly never understood people's problem with dragonborn boobs. Dragonborn are not lizards. I think everyone has some serious issues where they are blotting out "dragonborn" in their mind and replacing it with "lizardmen". I don't know why, but people love them some lizardmen. NERDRAGE...

Actually, I am pretty sure it is closest to http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113118/

Hmmm, I may have missed something on the earlier classes, but it just struck me now how int plays no role in determining your class skills.

As someone who grew up with Draconians, both the reptilian minions of the dark queen, and later, Kang's rowdy band of followers simply trying to make a place for themselves in a world that doesn't want them, I cannot fully convey in words how hard I am chomping at the bit I am to get to play...

That's exactly the point though, they don't question. If something is very, very gradual, humans tend to completely ignore it. Hey, I'll be dead before it affects me, so no use trying to adjust for the future! Pretty soon, you are looking at your winter stores and realizing that someone you...

I think keeping those things in mind would make for an amazing campaign. A world that is slowly suffocating. Say there was a dragonlance cataclysm or something that was the cause of the PoL campaign, and was fairly recent (50-300 years or so). Although the outlying villages, towns, and even...

Getting 4e on the Colbert Report would be AMAZING. His demographics include so many untapped players, if he were to promote 4e it would definitely get some people thinking about actually playing it.

... ... *weep silently* Firefly reference? I love you WotC. I love you so hard right now. Edit: Excuse me, referenceS! Oh my!

Triple you dare say?! Why sir, I think you can't count! Tis ten times in length!

Fourth Edition woes seem so very unfounded so long before launch.

I would imagine it would be something like what we have seen with the rogue, as mentioned. Pew Blast of Pew Warlock Attack 3 You charge and subsequently fire lasers. Encounter [ ] Arcane, Implement Standard Action Target: One creature Attack: Charisma vs. Reflex Hit: 2d8 + Charisma modifier...

I never understood the people who get mad at her articles. They are so subtlety snarky that I find them hard to not enjoy, and they always reveal little tidbits from a different perspective. I find it great to see a different perspective to the game than my own in a very well written...

Alright, thanks for the clarification man. If anyone finds the source could you link it?

Excuse me if I missed something, but who said we have to assume a square is 5 feet in 4e? I thought that was a purely previous edition conversion, and there was nowhere stating it was 5 feet in 4e yet. This was the case last I checked, but I'll be honest, I missed a lot...

I don't know about you guys, but thoughts of the warlord forcing anyone's character to do anything that their player didn't want him to do is absurd; There is a natural defense against player abuse, and it's called throwing an object of variable weight at the player until he decides that action...

Yeah, down with spell casting, it destroys verisimilitude!

Actually, I prefer to use a special model I devised that keeps things flowing smoothly in my group. It is simply α-sqrt(e)-φ-λ-1-γ. As you can see, it models movement fine, but makes it so it is difficult to move diagonally at first while gradually giving them easier movement diagonally...

I'm a solid 9 for sure; I love ALL editions of DnD and find them all fun, but each successive edition has introduced new things that I liked; 4e looks awesome, but is the direct result of 3e.

I have to go with "Teef-ling" and "Eh-lad-rihn", with the first two syllables running together but distinct in a way.