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And that's a bad thing? Heck, I'm pleased that they're paying attention to ANY feedback.

My gut feeling is that the books hold very little value as a marketing preview gimmick. The price point is ridiculously high -- I hand over $20 retail to convince myself to buy another product later? Yeesh. The only way I might consider picking up that product is if its effective cost were...

:confused: More than a touch of common sense on the battlefield, of course. Congratulations! Well played! Strength does not a champion make.

Thank you for that opportunity. I was eagerly waiting for your permission. Is there anything in particular we should not use you for? Because I've got an idea that involves a bunny costume, a magic belt of gender switcheroo, and a pub marketing concept. Unless you want to lose all creative...

I would. Dead on, baby!: Chaotic Good Human Wizard (5th Level) Strength- 15 Dexterity- 17 Constitution- 15 Intelligence- 18 Wisdom- 16 Charisma- 15 Only shortcoming I would note is that it doesn't account for my mad fencing skillz. This wiz would be carrying a rapier instead of a magic staff.

Are you perchance ... outraged? :cool:

re mixed-race heritage feats ... It would definitely open a lot of roleplaying opportunities. Prereq: Character base racial type not the same as the feat. Examples: Half-human -- You were raised by your human parent and/or grew up in a larger human-based culture. Gain one skill point per...

Ooooh! I like this idea! ... the Outrage Warlock! His mysterious powers are fueled by tapping into nigh unlimited outrage that permeates the so-called "RPG Blogosphere" nether-realm. Blasts of pure outrageous force! Outrageous curses! Outrageous twists of logic that confound the mortal mind! ...

http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=208872 About 46 percent said they wouldn't buy at any cost.

I like an adaptation of a Civil War myth: Virginal young lass inadvertantly gets a deep, lower torso wound from a crossbow bolt that had just passed through an orc's reproductive tissue (i.e. shot his family jewels off). She recovers, but is surprised to discover a few months later that she's...

Bwah-hah! :lol: Points for making me snort at work.

"Corn?! When did I eat corn?" -- overheard in public bathroom at gaming convention.

Unless someone specifically provides art as a visual aid, I tend to think of party members as wearing their players' faces.

There's no "wandering off" involved here. What happens at the gaming table is enacted by very real people. They bring real assumptions with them and they leave with their experiences and observations when the game is done: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=210286 I believe half-races in...

Thank you. That's interesting, and it speaks to the issue that initially prompted this poll.

When you're gaming with other D&D'ers in one of your more usual fantasy adventures, to what degree do you envision the physical features of their player characters (not just your own)?

... or just as likely, someone will infer meaning that wasn't implied. :) Unless you include a smiley face icon. No one can legitimately have bad feelings about anything when you affix a smiley to your message. :)

A preview preview?

YES: The limited "racial" mixing is silly -- we should not have a default assumption that a "half-" origin is necessarily human. Nor should the game designers try to force a group of "half-" anything into a standard culture description. The game mechanics of this issue are badly designed. NO...

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