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As with several things semi-unique to 4e, death is a fairly modest thing to overcome. I've seen more characters lost to boredom and players wanting to test out new ideas over being killed but... Being raised from the dead isn't that hard. It's not an epic ability. Characters would probably...

Ironically enoguh, if you do go with the kobolds with bigger numbers, that eliminates a number of potential problems as long as youre comfortable with the sliding scale on the monster builder. It becomes like any other computer game where the red kobolds are stronger than the blue kobolds are...

Ironically enough if you go by strength, the 3rd edition rules kinda did that already with the variable character level versus cr rating so that characters who were lower level would rise in experience points faster than their comrades who just fought the same thing. Thank you very much Rolemaster.

5e = point buy system!

I hope you people talking about the Razor Coast are wrong and it's LPJ designs paying clark 4 cents a word to work on Pathfinder material (Iron Tower for the win!)

My condolences.

I agree with you to a point. Let's take the old classic Secret Wars. The Beyonder isn't a standard hero or villain. He's probably not expected to make any other apperances at this time. Galactus has been fought before, but usually not with as much get out and go as he was this time nor with...

And in terms of monsters, the real problem is that epic is well, epic. By not treating it as its own tier with actual support, it leaves a lot of ideas floating around about what epic is or should be. And I'm not saying that Epic can't be one man holding the bridge against the host of Hela...

And to me, another HUGE problem with 4e support in terms of Epic, is magic items suck. I'm not saying we don't have some cool and useful magic items, but outside of the unique items and artifacts, there just isn't a lot of 'heart' in the 4e magic item system. 3e could be bad at times, but...

I hope it means that the Red Box kicked all sorts of ass. I wonder what your post will be for '11 first quarter though...

Hopefully he's finished off the Sword of Air and has reaquired the rights to publish Tengel Manor. outside of that I can't see what unique elements he'd be bringing to Pathfinder that isn't already filled out by numerous other third party members years after their official partnership (2007?)...

Bingo. So very simple. If they had launched it with the explanation of what it does instead of talking about what they hope it can do in some Fringe style universe.... "We imagine in the Fringe Universe, even now people are making monsters like crazy! Like crazy! :eek:

It depends. Monsters aren't that hard for most people to come up with, especially with reskinning or using the DDI and 'slidding' things up and down. It's one of the reasons why I said a boxed set on the thread you started this from. A boxed set would give you locations, an adventure, new...

After reading some of the back and forth here, I popped the $3.99 for Sly's Running Epic Games. I'll agree with one on one thing right off the bat. Super Heroes. It's very easy to see how a lot of super hero limited series, like Blackest Night, Sinistro War, Crisis of Infinite Earths, Infinite...

I don't think so. With WoTC having virtually no print products the first quarter, and Paizo putting out their regular good stuff, and Dragon Age 2 actually hitting the stores, I'm sure that'll be a boost. FFG has continued to support their game lines so I can see that will still probably play a...

Parts of the Elric series and Eternal Champion series. Stormbringer in particular, as well as Sailor on the Seas of Fate with the Four Who Are One. Maybe WoTC could do an Expedition to Firestorm Gates/Peaks Mountain/etc... where the characters have to save the universe from the far Realm...

I'm really surprised at Dragon Age being up there. I'd figured the dearth of product releases for it would've doomed it well behind Warhammer or other games. I wonder if doing the Q4 posts not as opposed to say Feb or earlier might be resulting in some interviews posting Dragonage as higher...

Well, it's not like WoTC is alone on this matter. Even Paizo which 'fixed' 3.5 cops out on their adventure paths at level 15 no? Home brewing is likley to be the only practical solution to this problem for quite a while.

They should have just said the old classic and truism. It wouldn't sell enough and we are now in a lock and load mode where every product we even think about must deliver above and beyond what it should killing any fringe style products that we might once have brought out.

Is there a poster of that cover?