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No doubt they will have unique NPC abilities which are probably based a little bit off what the monk is like now, which will likely be quite different from what the monk eventually looks like.

I hadn't realized that was Kormack. I should have realized from the awesome.

Wait, using models is bad now?

...in Warplate.

Yes well, memes are like that, I don't blame the Wachowski brothers for The One, and I'm not blaming Jack Kirby for D&D's warhammers. It may just be that creeping biggerism applies to more things than people would like to admit.

Half-Orcs aren't going to be in the MM as monsters or PCs. I wish I knew where I read that. Apparently they'll be showing up on D&DI fairly quickly.

I'm fairly certain that won't be the case, one of the Podcasts mentioned that they wanted to tone down that kind of stuff as much as possible, to allow a character to play a Cleric of a homebrew God/Pantheon without having to change any crunch at all. I've found that after a certain level, the...

I voted for no change. While I would like some hireling prices that weren't silly, it's not something I lose sleep over, and I've never had a problem with economic "system" or lack of one, so it's not something I really worry about. -Edit, it might help if you described what you think the...

Ignoring the fact that rules transparency is one of stated goals of 4th Edition which is pretty much followed through by everything else we've seen(which you are), if it's "just" a list of 100 or so noncombat spells, explain how this is a bad thing.

Chapter 9 of the PHB is "Rituals", link.I doubt they would get their own chapter if they were just "make stuff up".

This is your opinion, and I consider it completely fallacious. Any Sandbox game requires making stuff up on the fly, if the game features a solid unversal system which supports making up things on the fly, and normal gameplay allready expects GMs to make stuff up on the fly, then playing a...

Isn't this exactly what the Magic Threshold rules are there to prevent? I think the "golf bag" is dead.

Well, except that they're trying to make high level work for characters who are just making their 26th level characters, something that was actually quite annoying for all spellcasters in 3.x, people didn't really complain about Sorcorers because Wizards were so much worse, but stating up a high...

I would assume "inspiring word" is pretty much the same as "healing word". Which would put them on the same/similar level.

Hrmm, that's a very short class skill list.

It seems to work kind of like ToB. Some powers are worth keeping at high levels (White Raven teactics, many stances are still helpful at high levels). Some are just High level versons of lower level powers (like the tree of healing powers, or the tree of con damage powers). Maybe one in three...

Yes, a better example would be every Elder Scrolls game except Oblivion. Problem is most people don't seem to have played those.

About the the toughness thing. Due to the lowered scaling, while PC will be less scared of the Dragon, (since with luck they can beat it, and if unlucky they can probably run away), but large numbers of lesser creatures are much scarier. Two basic town guards or even trained Kobolds can take...

Nope, it's a Godhammer, to go with his Godshirt, and Godhat, warhammers are only Paragon.

So a +2 sword is just a sword with "pointy end goes into the other guy" in big red letters? That hilarious :D. But seriously, the idea that powerful creature's "innate skill/power/awesomeness" is such that they get nothing out of items that aren't as awesome as them makes perfect sense from a...