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That's cool too.

I like both of them. That's why I use 2nd edition Hairfoot halflings as the classic Tolkien hobbits, and the Tallfellow halflings as 3rd edition halflings. I never did like Stouts, though. I like all versions of gnomes except for Tinker gnomes. I think having variations like the 2nd edition...

I do play other games. If anyone is looking for gamers in Dalton Georgia, I am looking for a group.

Same here. I bought the first 4 complete books and I only use 2 feats from Complete Warrior. I buy the books mainly to read. If I can use them in a game, it is a bonus. With my current financial situation, however, I am unlikely to be able to continue this practice.

I am looking for a Castles and Crusades group to join around Dalton, Georgia or Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Dungeon Crawl Classics #1: Idylls of the Rat King

What I want to know about 4th edition is this. Which print product will have gnomes in it? Don't mention the Digital Initiative, because that is not an option for me. Edit - Rather, it is an option, but is one I've rejected.

Set 4 (Ruins of the Wild) was a good set for outdoor tiles. If you want more outdoor stuff, I suggest the Countryside tiles from Paizo, or their Forest Path flip mat.

I have : the Eberron Campaign Setting Sharn: City of Towers Faiths of Eberron Secrets of Xen'drick I would recommend all of them (though you could get by without Faiths of Eberron, but it has lots of information about the religions. I have found it tremendously useful.) I plan on getting...

Some brands of vanilla taste better than others. For example: Bryers makes the best vanilla ice cream. On a campaign setting note, I like Greyhawk. I don't like Forgotten Realms. Some people would consider both settings as vanilla D&D (which I don't, by the way). If you like a setting...

That's good to know.

Green Ronin has True20. I'm not sure if they will continue with D&D products after 4th edition. Mongoose has switched to RuneQuest (and now Traveller). Goodman Games will support both 4th edition and Castles and Crusades (and I imagine they will continue producing a few 1rst edition modules...

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If they aren't playing playtest games, then how do they know that the rules work properly? They only have until next may...

Playtesting is supposed to check to make sure the core rules (and races and classes) work as intended. Using non-standard races and classes in this playtest makes it not terribly useful for its intended purpose.

I don't like the Warblade and the Crusader.

They Might Be Giants are awesome. On another note, I haven't found fighters to be weaker than any of the other core classes. Perhaps the problems begin when you bring in classes from other books (also note that I have more books than anyone else in my gaming group, but I haven't had an...

I didn't like the Book of 9 Swords at all. This is one of the things that makes me wary of getting 4th edition.

Dark Matter is probably the best X-Files type game ever, and Star Drive is the best Sci-Fi setting outside of Star Frontiers (my opinion, of course). Alternity Gamma World is my favorite rule-set for that setting (and it is self-contained, so you don't need the other rule-books for it). The...

Favorite Setting: Greyhawk Runner Up: Eberron Although recently I picked up the books from the 1st edition Forgotten Realms boxed set, and they are really cool. It's a shame that 2nd edition and later Forgotten Realms seem to suck all the fun out of the setting. Other favorites: Pathfinder...