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What happens if our thread wins? We're in the lead atm. :cool:

"Lempetie said Pantheras was communing with Old Man River," Cleyra adds. "I'm not yet worried by his absence."

This would be my preferred solution, but I'd like to keep magic items an optional part of the game. With the rebalancing of math for the new edition, I would hope that +X modifiers from magic items won't be assumed, but, as Dreadnought pointed out, we've already seen that there are +6 wands, etc.

Mixed feelings about this approach. Creating characters is my favorite part of the game, so I don't mind spending an hour or two building the stats for a mid- to high-importance NPC. How NPCs are made in 4e has been high on my want-to-know list for a number of weeks now.

Me, too.

Etherscope's cybernaughtics system is quite nice, allowing you to buy attachments with feats and talents. There is a fair range of cybernaughtics listed, but nothing that rivals Shadowrun's list. I'm planning on using a modified version of the system in an upcoming D&D campaign, but I can't...

I am almost certainly going 4e. I'll buy the Player's Handbook, at least, and try a few games. If I don't like it, I will play something else. However, there is very little I've heard about 4e that I feel negatively about, so I can guess with some confidence that 4e will be taking 3.5's place as...

I voted snowflake, also. I'll wait and see.

Factotum.

Ditto. Nothing but a much-needed simplification of the existing system.

As it should be. My biggest complaint with 3.5 psionics is that psionicists can't do anything that arcanists can't already do at the same level.

I'll laugh, but only because that's what they would have wanted. T_T

Cleyra nods as Ryon turns his eyes in her direction. "I agree," she announces as he completes the speech. Although she does agree that they must work together, she is made a bit uncomfortable with the idea of taking orders from the others in the group.

I've used gnomes much more extensively in my campaigns/worlds than I have used elves or dwarves. Even in my most recent homebrew, in which most of the traditional D&D races are long extinct, remnants of gnomish technology played a large role. So, no, I don't agree with the OP's assessment.

"You are also used to operating alone, am I wrong? I believe that, with teamwork and determination, we have little to fear." Or, at least, I would like to believe it, Cleyra thinks, hoping that the boldness of her statement will allow her to be taken seriously.

Cleyra restrains herself from giggling as she hears Thane's comment. Turning a serious face, she addresses him and the group. "Come now, such hostile remarks will get us nowhere. We're allies, remember?"

I think you mean "sex," not "gender."

I don't see what the big deal is. Giant Gray Rectangles have been in the game forever, but they used to be called gelatinous cubes. Folks these days are too caught up on names. ;) :cool:

My philosophy as well.

It would be a simple house rule to say that paladins can activate any of their smites' secondary effects as a standard action, consuming that encounter's use of that smite.