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I shall explain my position: If I have read it correctly, the text seems to mention that a possible path of advancement for 30th level PCs is to become demigods. That seems to imply that an average 30th level PC has about the same power level as a standard demigod, or less. But it seems to me...

Im either very enthusiastic about the mentioned features or expectantly neutral, so I can hazard to guess that I'm going to like 4th Edition very much. Good. This has the potential to be very interesting. In my opinion, a significant improvement both mechanically and in flavour. I like...

While I strive for verisimilitude, I have come to understand that standard traps are often unfun for both the players and the DM. It might make sense for a trap to kill as quickly as possible and without giving a chance for the victim to fight back, but those traps are often "all or nothing"...

I am wondering how many were the original devils and how long ago did this rebellion happen, since the answers to these questions could make a lot of difference in the cosmology. Unless the Nine Hells in 4E are much smaller than now, I'd guess that, for some reason, Baator expanded...

Hopefully traps in 4E will be as fun as the "Encounter traps" in Dungeonscape, but more plausible than those.

While I like many aspects of the modrons, I dislike their appearance. I'd probably like them better if they were neither organic looking nor crudely mechanical; I would prefer simple floating Platonic solids, without any external features, to any depiction of them I have seen so far.

25.000 humans, according to the guidelines found in pg. 74 of Lords of Madness.

Strangely, I consider HunterXHunter to be very "D&D-ish".

Complete Adventurer has a table of various poisons, with craft DCs, price, and effects.

Pandemonic silver is found in the Complete Warrior (and in the Windswept Depths of Pandemonium)

An Alkilith demon (FF) would be an interesting choice. These demonic (but ooze-like) servants of Juiblex have the ability to control oozes at will, but they get a Saving Throw to resist. Techinically the Alkiliths can use the ability as a free action, so they could just keep trying an unlimited...

Complete arcane, if I recall correctly. Craft skull talisman, from Frostburn, lets you craft "potions" of up to 9th level spells.

I liked how they explained which chapters (in Complete Mage and Cityscape) are for DMs only, which are intened for players, and which are useful for both; I don't recall that kind of information being explicitely written in previous previews, have I been missing it?

Which is twice as much as this: http://ww2.wizards.com/gatherer/CardDetails.aspx?&id=108920# :eek:

This is worth repeating.

You may want to look at http://www.enworld.org/downloads/fileinfo.php?id=1589. I prefer the trap creation rules there to those in the DMG.

Yes.

Obviously he is a paranoid and demented wizard, who steals other's socks so he can scry them more easely: this way he will know when they seek him to retrieve their socks.

:D Luckily for me, I was still a second away from drinking a glass of water when I readed this.

Thanks for your answers, I searched for information on rpgto on the wizard's site, but couldn't find any. It seems fun, I might try to participate the next time.