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Unfortunately, Races & Classes points out that dragons and dragonborn are greater and lesser versions of the same race, respectively. So dragonborn ARE dragons...just of lesser power.

Cars have boobs?!? :confused:

Well, someone proved a while back that Power Attack was useless, I believe, so that's that. ;) Seriously, those are interesting numbers. The characters in my campaign are not maximized melee powerhouses by any means, so I guess that's why this nastiness hasn't become apparent to me yet.

Haven't you heard? Everything in D&D 4e has boobs.... :uhoh:

Massive damage hasn't come up much in my games, but since the characters are approaching high-ish levels now, I imagine it will become more common. I'm thinking of houseruling that massive damage causes a creature to be dazed for one round unless the save is made. Sounds reasonable to me. Of...

I agree. I just look at that picture and I can hear the sound of kingdoms being crushed beneath his boots....

Are you serous? Once a round? I can see some spells doing 50 points of damange in one strike, but I can't imagine that much damange being slung around every round. The bite of a great wyrm red dragon can't even inflict 50 points if maximum damage is rolled. (Of course, it's breath weapon is...

Yes, actually. My daughter. :D

Strange.

This also mystifies me. (I guess I'm a mystified fella these days.) I can only remember offhand a couple effects that cause instant death with a failed saving throw: Slay Living (of course) and Wail of the Banshee. I haven't run games at super high level yet, though, so that may be my...

Not surprisingly, I did this as well, calling them Action Points so my d20-loving friends wouldn't think they were too alien but basically using them the same way (including the payout to players for screwing them over). I knew there was a reason I liked you. ;)

Interestingly enough, yesterday I checked up on Diablo 2 after not having played the game in a few years. It's still alive, although certainly not as popular as WoW and others. But that game was hugely popular in its heyday, and I sure did enjoy the heck out of it. Sigh. I miss my werebear...

I don't mind cinematic play at all. In fact, my favorite game system, the Unisystem of Buffy and Angel and Army of Darkness :p, is quite cinematic and action packed and daring. I've already modified my v3.5 game with houserules to make it more cinematic (although I never thought that the...

WotC should be so lucky. :)

Not necessarily. I don't mind a change in design at all, but a creature called a quickling and renown for its ability to move blindingly fast shouldn't look like it would have trouble walking. :p

The horror...the horror.... :uhoh:

No, but those the tree-folk in those two pictures do share some interesting similarities. They are much more like each other than they are like an Ent....

That's so romantic. :o