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I'll use Forgotten Realms, until Eberron comes out. And then till Dark Sun comes out. I dunno. I might try a setting a year. Life is good. ...though mostly Eberron. (Though Dark Sun is my bishi.)

This is called minion life support. It's a lovely thing for evil GMs.

Too bad they're not consistent about this. Generally they're great, but sometimes they suck. Ah well, the company has been improving so it's a good sign

Amazon sometimes...sometimes release items early to equate to the release date. So for those people who do next day they get it early. Sometimes...not.

Ah, but it's always good to hear the classics.

At first I thought it was going to be the Manual of the Planes material...then MoTP got announced for this year. O.o

In my Keep on the Shadowfell game our Paladin of Bahamut called himself a Paladin of Badass. He loved being a holy warrior with no moral code. Not to say he didn't have his own honor and fairness in play, but it was purely a thematic RP thing.

Damn it hong. I couldn't stop laughing form this before.... :D *dies* All I can think of them as is Predator Gnomes now.

It's a useful mental to tell me how a power structure 'should' work.

No, no. It was a iffy call on my part. I knew I was off when he told me what he was doing. Still, imagine taking a cloak or such and doing the same. It's a valid idea, just I screwed up.

You think that's a headache. Try applying diagonals and AoO's using a Defender.

The Wizard asked me if the Kolbold's body was more than 20 pounds. Thinking to myself that they were about the size of a dog I said no. So using minor actions he started floating a kobold body around as a distraction in combat. Only later did we discover he could make it 'speak' with ghost...

Well, I GMed my first run into Keep on the Shadowfell. As a GM it felt like the typical D&D adventure. Kinda bland and way to dependent on set pieces, but I can deal. Though, some fun things did come out of the game. To add some options I added the D&D Experience characters with a few tweeks...

Amazon giftset.

Cleric. Yay, I'm a rare butterfly. :bmelee:

It's just frustrating and very sad that they have such an obvious error (oversight?) in what was to be the premier D&D 4th Edition product.

Spelljammer: Corsair...Space Pirates basically.

Then it leads me back to my thought that these characters are playtest fodder. Earlier build stuff.

I can't help but feeling that we're seeing half built characters. Maybe from an earlier take on the system or alternative starting builds. Dunno.

Hmmm. Makes me think: Humans get an extra Class Power? And Half Elves an extra Class Feat?