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I too would like to see more Dungeon content of the sort that has traditionally been its focus and strength - adventures. They never seemed to have trouble filling a magazine with them before 4E, and adventure design is if anything easier to do adequately now (albeit as hard as ever to do...

That's good news as far as I'm concerned, because it's the ruleset that interests me the most! Is there an estimated time frame at this point, or is it just a case of "be patient, it'll be done when it's done"?

And Santiago? I too am interested in this, more for the 4E-based sci-fi aspect than anything specific to Resnick. As far as I can see, and sorry if I've missed anything, there hasn't been a peep about Santiago in months.

"Today? Yes." I LOLed :D

Other predominantly-white sites aren't all blazing white, everywhere. There needs to be some contrast here and there. I'm not opposed to predominantly white colour schemes in general, but I'm very much opposed to this particular one.

Hmm, how did he know they were in the desert? That's going to be the most important development introduced in this strip, methinks.

I don't think the rookie mistake was exclusive licensing so much as going to Infogrames (I refuse to call them "Atari" as they have nothing to do with the Atari I grew up with). Though the exclusivity did limit what they could do to correct the situation once it became clear what a charlie...

Which would be why the summer solstice is also known as "midsummer" :erm:. Even if you use astronomical definitions, instead of common-sense ones (or meteorological ones for that matter), solstices and equinoxes mark the middles of seasons, not the beginnings/ends.

I think Wedgeski's point, though he could have stated it more clearly, is that it is well-established that there are no players and no GM. The world does indeed run by D&D rules (mostly 3.5), with the exceptions coming mostly when it's funnier for it not to; but that doesn't mean it's someone's...

This was my main takeaway from this strip, too. Though I'm not sure what you're "dissenting" from - the above posts may focus elsewhere, but I don't think they're actually saying anything incompatible with your point.

Hmmm... surprised this poll and topic aren't more popular. Guess there's not much point in doing the further polls alluded to above. Still, there's some recognizable trends in the responses - Kingmaker doing very well, definitely #1 (not unexpected), and the vocal support for Rise of the...

Now there is a monster manual update article listed. :D It's labeled as "Aberrants"; since there's no such entry in the original MM, I assume that means they're doing various creatures of the Aberrant origin. Hopefully the Aboleth are among them (they would probably have been my second choice...

Thanks! Wasn't aware of that despite having actively looked for such a thing... obviously not very competently (or maybe too soon?).

I'm just asking for your favorite regardless of which system it was originally written for.

If this one seems popular, I might do more detailed polls on individual paths as a followup. One on the weakest might also be an idea - I'll bet the results would not just be a simple mirror image of these ones! I also considered making this one multiple-choice, but as far as I know I can't...

I know, a thread meant to be on this topic just started a couple days ago, but well... read it and see (vigorously towels self off). And, that one didn't have a poll. This might be the first of a series, or the only poll of this sort I ever do, depending partly on the reception it gets...

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No new Bestiary article :-(. I can think of several entries in MM1 and 2 that could use updates in this style, from Orcus on down. (Though they already hit the single entry I personally most would have wanted them to (Wight).)

Funny you should mention this as an advantage of 3.0, because it's actually one of the reasons they switched. Your club/greatclub point is, I'm pretty sure, valid as far as it goes; but it doesn't generalize. A short sword (say a gladius) and a bastard sword (say the "longswords" I've practised...

On the other hand, current published support does make a visible difference, at least among ENWorld posters who care enough to vote in a poll such as this. I find it interesting that the #2 through #7 options are all and only those with some form of recent published support from WotC.