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Where does it say the murdered god did it? Serious question as I'm curious if they've actually clarified who or what actually cursed the devils.

Just have them shout "FEAR NOT!" when they show up. That'll put everyone at ease I'm sure.

I was going to just settle for a "jinx" myself. Creepy though.

That's exactly what it's there for. Has a few pre-generated characters and some quick-start rules so you can just pick it up and try it out.

Gah! I thought that was a different word entirely! No fair of them hiding it in a compound word like that. Although, calling a Blackguard a, uh, blackguard makes them sound like they're more likely to steal your laundry or something.

"Perhaps the same could be said of all fluff." "Your words are as empty as your soul! Mankind ill-needs a designer such as you!" Not really topical, but it popped into my head. Edit: It's a random reference, not intended as any actual commentary in the on going discussion :)

3e reminds me of older textbooks. 4e's layout reminds me of the newer ones that are actually fun to read for long periods of time and convey the information in a way that can be grasped quickly. If they're benefiting from advancements in textbook design, more power to them.

Amazingly, my entire gaming subgroup knows it as "Justicar" and pronounces it "Just-a-car". Blame White Wolf for that. I don't think I could change it at this point with a 2x4. We've all been saying it wrong for years. :O

I like that chapter lead-ins get a full page and a half for full color artwork.

Swordmage.

So? If there's a player that enjoys covering for other players like that, they'll take a class like the Justicar. If not, the player that likes things like the Stormwarden will have to figure out some other means to survive his recklessness. Don't just hand them an NPC that does it for them...

The Justicar also gets a 10 square burst AE that only targets enemies. 10. That's most of the battlefield. And it does half damage even on a miss The Stormwarden gets to hit, what? Everyone adjacent to him at best? Pfffft. And he has to give up his ability to use a shield to do that too. His...

He appears to have 3 utilities along the top side to the left of the at wills, meaning he's very likely exactly level 11. If he was 12, he'd have his paragon utility up there too. Of course, there might be another card off camera, but just going by what you can see here, he's level 11. :) The...

No, +14 to hit. He's got 14s written in the same place on most of his cards, but then a +13 on one of them in that same place.

+14 to hit, +6 to damage. Huh. Interesting that his damage is effectively 4d8 + 6 with a basic attack on a CAed foe.

You can also punch with a "weapon" power. Very interesting.

"Whenever you affect a creature with a power, that creature knows exactly what you’ve done to it and what conditions you’ve imposed." Hahaha. Interesting. So powers are always overt unless otherwise specified.

Hey! Actual definitions for things like "target" and "ally"! Sweet!

I recall that comment too. I'll be very interested to see what they came up with in a week. :)

Huh. Just realized that there *are* a number of feats that directly translate into class features, arn't there? Toughness for example bumps you up one HP category. Armor training does the same for armor and weapon training for weapons. They'll probably also have the bonus to reflex/will/fort...