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    A mystery race ?

    "Changlings were mentioned heavily during Gen Con, then not again." - I hadn't realised that. I'm still sticking by my original forecast - and like some others here, I think the Changeling would fit in very well with the new planar setup. Mind you, I think Kenku are an excellent and original...
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    A mystery race ?

    Changeling? I've played one of these. Very rewarding in roleplaying terms, though I found the racial characteristics a little underwhelming: the rules on changing shape were blurry and, once you cut through the blurriness, pretty restrictive ("so I can be 1' taller or shorter, and only of the...
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    No Druid in PHB?

    "Azarias - 'Gameplay' in the sense how the game works mechanically cannot be 4E's sole rules consideration. Animal companions are loved by players, and enhance the game on a great number of levels. Shapeshifting, similarly, is something players love. Removing either of these things outright...
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    No Druid in PHB?

    "Most of the Druid problems you list aren't concerns if you base the Druid on the shifter variant from PHB II." - Agreed: the class plays much more smoothly with both PHBII abilities. In other words, the redesign is already partway done, and works well already - so why not finish the job in the...
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    No Druid in PHB?

    Leaders: Cleric & Warlord Defenders: Fighter & Paladin Strikers: Ranger & Rogue Controllers: Wizard & Warlock ** Have these all been confirmed? I think it's been mentioned that there will be 8 classes, and I'm pretty sure the above have all been referenced repeatedly - so often that it would...
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    Wizards: Bard to no longer suck

    Sitting back and watching can be fun, but having a class enforce that situation on a player isn't great design. There are enough druid-in-black-tentacles moments in the game when the action forces one into that role without class design protracting the situation. I'm coming out of lurking mode...
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    D&D 4E In 4E Asmodeus will be a god!

    Doesn't really bother me. It's just semantics... though it's worth noting that unlike, say, Loki, Asmodeus is still a malicious deity or demon in a thriving real-world religion - Zoroastrianism, which is where he originally hails from (and from whence all the other monotheisms picked up him and...
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