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I loved Domains of Dread. And I also liked all the books before it. I did not buy the White Wolf books.

I was generally pretty excited about 3e, though I did want armor type vs S/C/P kept and also liked weapon speeds. I no longer miss weapon speeds, but I really wish the S/C/P division had been kept in the game.

Unfortunately, you have now made yourself a target for fanbois who will happily nitpick every sentence in your post to prove you are wrong. While I am still undecided about 4e, many of the people here will straight up attack you for even hinting it is not the perfect game. Even though none of us...

That was a nice obit.

I only use traps once in a while, to keep the party on it's toes and give the rogue something to do.

UNDECIDED [6]Healing Surges and the loss of Vancian magic takes away resource management aspect of the game, and may make characters invincible. (Unless of course you fight in several encounters in a row. Instead of calling it the end of the 15 minute workday, they should have called it the...

I really, really wish they had stuck with simple and martial weapons. Other than that, I really like the look of the new rogue.

He made Shadowrun what it is, IMO. It's too bad he isn't still with us writing even more amazing stuff.

Of those listed, Eberron is easily the winner.

I'm still undecided. I'll probably pick up the PHB to read, anyways. I started with Otus BE.

My houserules can be found at http://home.comcast.net/~danbuter/candc.html. Warning, there are a lot of them. :)

So if they are not regular posters here, they don't count? I don't really like that point of view. If anything, having this many non-posters here may give a better impression of what the general populace likes, instead of die-hard fans like most of the people here.

The player races in my world are: humans, tieflings, aasimar, changelings, and shifters. There are also tons of NPC races like goblins, etc.

I will read through it and probably play a game or two to test it out. However, unless it is MUCH easier to set up a game, I'll be sticking Castles and Crusades. 3e pretty much already shot right past my willingness to spend time prepping a game.

I had to go with Ptolus, though I really like just about every book on the list. Don't own a couple of them, though.

I spent at least a $1,000 on DnD since 3.0 came out. I also spent at least $1,000 on other game systems in that time period. It's my one weak point.

I wouldn't mind seeing most of them, but I can just guess the 4e crew would have to have an apocalypse in each world to "justify" all the rules changes. Ergo, they'd probably just end up pissing me off.

Maybe the authors are more interested in showing off cool moments, instead of their screw-ups that got them killed. :D

I'd like a 4e modern that does the following: Gives real classes: Soldier, Spy, Tech, etc. Uses real money, not a Wealth system. Has no prestige classes of any kind.

I'm not sure if you're in the minority because I don't know your position on this. Talk about a poorly worded post :O.