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Hmm... it really would cut down on our art costs if I illustrated Class Acts. ;) Well, not really...

Really? Huh, I've never had any problem finding articles, but I guess I kinda have a slight advantage on knowing generally where to look. ;) I guess I should throw out the standard Internet caveat, then: YMMV. :)

Dude.

I believe the article you seek is in #342. Here is where I plug the awesomeness of the DragonDex, which I use to answer these sorts of questions. No, it's not affiliated with Dragon, Paizo, or Wizards of the Coast on any official level, but OMG it's useful and awesome beyond compare. :)

Yeah, Razz. It does. Mine would be. :lol: I'm not sure that's not entirely true. Without art there to show that it's a new article it just looks like a continuation of the Divine article. A piece of art at the opening of an article helps cue the reader that a new article is beginning. :)

You're assuming we have something on file that still contains text we didn't use from a magazine that we released four years ago... Sometimes we do (see our web enhancements for #344 and #349). Frequently, though, there's a reason we cut something that has little to do with space concerns. I...

I'm glad she's recognizable as a githyanki. And I totally agree. I lurv lurv lurv Julie Dillon's art. *love* With me dorje in one hand and me tattoo on d'other... ;) Glanced through your offerings, Bacris. I think I'll have to pick up a few with my next paycheck. :)

There will be hard copies, yes. :)

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Nothing to apologize about, my good man. ;) Because it's so new, there's only one prominent Eberron author right now (Keith). I'm trying to build up the Eberron reputations of a few other guys, but such things take time. And let me just say: Keith Baker is awesome to work with. Every month...

Guys... you're killin' me here. :lol: First, Keith has not yet written a Dragonmarks for us. He has only written the introduction paragraphs (the ones by Trasker). Keith and I have talked about him writing a Dragonmarks for us, and I believe he's on board for one. Which will be cool...

Sadly, our American MSWord programs cannot read the special character that forms the last letter of your given name. In the .doc you sent me it appears as Zujovi_. I did not realize at the time that the _ represented a missing character, although in retrospect I probably should have (as I have...

An excellent point, Joe! And believe me, we love those players! :D

It's true! :D But it's more than just those who don't want to use computers, it's also those who can't. Military personnel and prisoners, for example, have no or little access to computers or the Internet. And they make up a higher percentage of D&D players than you might think. :)

That's very true, if your client base supports it. Not every industry does. I'm not sure they are. Please see my following response. Obviously they have access to numbers we don't get to see (even those of us who work on their licensed products) gleaned from all their market research. But...

Wow. Classy.

Woot! Thanks! :D

So Razz, the answer is: whatever development decided on. :lol: My original intent was to expand on skills with stuff that isn't covered in the rules already, or to include abilities I've seen in martial arts movies, wuxia, anime, video games, and so on. Now, it's sort of those things but it's...

A feat already exists that gives 2.5 skill tricks. Open Minded (Complete Adventurer, 111) grants 5 skill points. Er... as has been pointed out already. My bad! (Andy set the costs of skill tricks at 2 skill points in order for Open Minded to grant a character two skill tricks right away. My...

A warlock kicked my puppy. :( *grabs a paddle* Thanks, I'm glad you liked our sample characters! :) Wes put in the revamped Swan Street Slayer. He knows a lot more about continuity in D&D than I do.