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Reminds me of Izchak from NetHack. If done respectfully, it sounds like a good idea. I'll save Gary a spot in my 4e homebrew's pantheon.

There are 8 classes in the PHB, and none of those you listed are included.

Riardon, followed closely by Tira and then Kathra. I was going to play a dragonborn for my first character, but eladrin fey step is really tempting. Now I think I like the idea of an eladrin fighter with some warlock (fey pact) powers.

It might be worth looking at the Shapeshifter PrC from the Urban Arcana web enhancement .

No joke! The document was incredibly easy to read and told me exactly what I needed to know. It's great seeing all the rules summarized in one place like this and seeing a few new details confirmed. This is getting me even more excited than the Rogue preview did~

QFT

I think it's the first time I've said this on the 4e boards, but I definitely like the old version better. Still, I understand why the change was necessary for the book to be sold in certain markets. Then I'm not the only one thinking this. :( Couldn't we have replaced the tiefling with this...

I politely disagree. :)

I agree with you (the OP), but for somewhat different reasons. I have a very character-centric approach to D&D and RPGs in general, but the stats on the character sheet have little to do with that. I can envision an interesting character regardless of what class and feats I'm playing with. So I...

And if that doesn't work, find new players. Life is too short.

Warlord powers. ...or Dragonborn.

From the news page.

Cleyra has felt like she was being ignored since before they even departed, so she is taken a bit aback by Alistia's attention. She quickly decides that pursuing this friendship might be a good idea if anyone is to listen to her. Still, her intentions aren't entirely machiavellian--Cleyra...

I play Etherscope. We just had a thread on the subject a few days ago, btw. http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=219007

Cleyra would rather not take it along, if for no other reason that because it would hinder our movement substantially. Agreed on the creepiness/ickiness.

"Yes! Thank you," Cleyra responds, glad to hear someone else eager to get moving.

Started with 3E. Switched to 3.5 shortly after its release. Can't wait for 4e.

Agreed.

I can't recommend Etherscope enough. I haven't actually used the setting, but the rules themselves are a fantastic variant of d20 Modern perfectly suited for any steampunk game. Cybernetics, airships, fencing--everything you'd expect is well-covered.

My 4e party consists of a Downsmacker, Sorcerer, Rogue, and Evangelist.