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Happy Birthday! This is great stuff. Enjoy the day and thanks for the preview.

Thanks Alphastream for all that great info. I am a big Forgotten Realms fan so I will definitely check this out. The Xiousing backdrop was an excellent article, if not the best in that series so far.

The fans kicked their board posting into overdrive this week with today's Legends and Lore article by Mike Mearls. It really seems to have struck a nerve with the fan base both positive and negative. Besides that we find out about a 3.5 reprint and receive an excellent article about using...

This week we get a bit of Dark Sun and a guest writer for The Dungeon Master Experience, as well as more about D&D Next monsters from Mike Mearls. The nautical theme for the month continues with the mariner, and the bard reveals a bit of the long lost history of D&D. I hope everybody took the...

Seems to me like Wizards of the Coast is doing all kinds of things so that the players are involved in the open playtest. A playtest hotline is on the way, Mike Mearls is really starting to talk about some of the mechanics and thought processes for the use of those mechanics, and questions are...

With the release of the open playtest it has been hard for gamers to focus on anything else and that is understandable. I delved into the rules to see what changes had been made from earlier versions and was pleased with what I saw. We still have other games out there that we can enjoy while we...

Many things have changed. In my wildest imagination I dream that it was something I said in feedback that changed an aspect of the game. Backgrounds and traits are newer. I will be publishing a blog probably on my own site that will talk about many of the changes that we are seeing already...

This week everybody has been paying attention to What's Up With D&D? Not my weekly column here but the release of the D&D Next Open Playtest. If you are curious about how fast you can expect things to change and how dramatically during the D&D Next Open Playtest, then EN World may have a few...

You are correct. Blame it on my tired brain, lack of reading comprehension, or fear of counting on two hands. Several of these editions would have been solid eights if I was paying closer attention to the question. My bad, not the first, nor the last.

Basic D&D: 3 (deadly and elves ranked supreme) 1st Edition: 3 2nd Edition: 5 3rd Edition: 4 4th Edition: 3 (This was much higher until it was over supplemented) 5th Edition: 5 ( I see brilliance with the melding of mechanics, still too early to really tell how it turns out. I give one...