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If Tieflings are going to be descendants of humans that made a pact long, they should expand it to more than just pacts with demons or devils. Take a couple of the warlock pact options such as fae and make them into subgroups of the tiefling.

So Dragon Dice part deux? I am glad they are expanding the D&D franchise into other games. Now all we need is a revitalization of the Spellfire game.

Aren't those basically Star Elves, minus the teleportation?

My major want is the return of Spellfire in some fashion.

I've never bought an adventure. Part of what I like about DMing is crafting my own story and I can't really justify paying for an adventure to just take pieces from to use.

An SRD and Basic D&D are two completely different things used for two completely different purposes.

Get off your high horse.

It's how Amazon's system works. The more sales or preorders a product has, the higher the percentage off.

I would certainly like a good D&D videogame.

Will the Gazebo be in the MM?

It should be a pdf in addition to it being a book. Not everyone has access to a tablet or a laptop to use at their table and DMs don't always have access to every player's email. There are a lot of scenarios where having a hardcopy of the rules is a must.

That question was regarding the Player's Guide.

Do we even know if it is a pamphlet or booklet? It could just be a PDF.

They also don't fit with what is considered good television nowadays. Within the last few years television has set a bar for storytelling much higher than it has ever been with shows like Game of Thrones, House of Cards, Walking Dead, etc Absolutely nothing from Planescape could be adapted...

Except for people who play D&D, that would be very boring and repetitive.

I really hope so. It's almost impossible to run a game without a MM while I can cope without the DMG.

I hope the starter set will include a DM screen. I'd be more likely to buy it.

Paizo had to know that when their idea of creating a new product is taking another product and rebranding, it could only last so long. Even if it was to fill the gap from a screw up of another company. They had to know that eventually that said company would learn its lesson, readjust and then...

If Wizards of the Coast wants to expand the Dungeons & Dragons brand, they need to quit licensing it to lousy companies. An example of their recent blunder is licensing Neverwinter to Cryptic Studios which got bought by Perfect World. So now we got a really crappy themepark MMO released at the...

I just hope we get actual real new information.