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Or any need for it either, which suits me quite well. Less Feat bloat meaning players can take something interesting rather then something necessary but boring.

It seems to work according to Raw, although you would be doing a lot of damage. Especially if you added a wraithblade.

I'm just curious, but wouldn't a jagged weapon be better? Avengers seem to get twice the amount of criticals, however I don't see a way to improve their critical range to 19-20 until epic level (besides using weapons, which would be hard while using a wraith blade). So a jagged weapon would...

I'm amused that Deva's share a lot of traits that my home brewed version of Elves has. Sadly this makes Deva's superfluous for my game.

I don't think he actually has a concept that dire and alarming. It's a late April fools.

You don't need gold, you need magical dust (residuum I believe) and/or expensive arcane paraphernalia. The value of the two is expressed in gold since this makes it easier, however no actual gold is required.

Pathfinder and Belkar would fall under "other"

That should prove suitably terrifying to Vaarsuvius, the halfling agrees with you.

I must admit to not being quite straight in my original post. I'm actually asking this for a home brew where Elves are the least human player race. I just mentioned Warhammer because they have inhuman Elves and I wanted to know how they solved the problem. Thankfully this thread has inspired...

Oooooohhhhh, well that makes perfect sense. I was wondering how they dealt with the rabid xenophobia of the Wood Elves. I think that inspired a solution for my setting.

Here's a link: 战锤百科 - WFB:木精灵 I'm really wondering about this part: I might need a peek in one of those WHFRP books to find out how mixed race parties are done...

In the Warhammer setting, wood Elves seem rather xenophobic. Correct me if I'm wrong but they don't seem to like visitors and don't mingle with the other races. However, if you're playing a roleplaying game the races WILL mingle. How do you solve this? I'm thinking specifically of (wood) Elves...

Actually since it's till end of Encounter or bloodied it's not all day. Although I am thinking of making an Encounter like a Scene in oWoD. Basically until the fight is over or an event. So if someone wanted to turn into a Dragon to fly for 2-3 hours it would be allowed, although it would stop...

What exactly *is* DnD is probably something very hard to explain. It's like art, you know it when you see it. I don't believe 4th edition is DnD, but that doesn't matter. The question is moot. The question you should be asking is "Do I get enough bang for my buck? Am I having fun with this?"...

I'd rather have then then leave them out. True, they don't have any mechanical means but it's a nice way to categorise powers. It's nice that a power source tends towards certain mechanics. It makes suspense of disbelief a little bit easier... something that 4th edition direly needs.

Sorry, I think you're getting an adventure. That's ok, I'm sure people will make more schools.

Goodbye buying anything other then Core! And I might stop that after PHB 2 as well. I should have more then enough rules to get people INTO roleplaying with the first two years of Core. After this, it's all about graduating their game.

I quit my F not so local game store when I decided they weren't really friendly at all, were overpriced and decided they didn't even want to allow people to post "wanted" ads for RPG's. They didn't make a fuss about people spending too much time with the books and that kept me for a while...

Well, Hybrid characters might make it a bit easier.

Since I prefer to have a physical product it doesn't bother me in that way. However it is a breach of *trust* if not legality. News like this would make me do things such as cancel my purchase of the PHB 2. It was only because it was cheap (from Amazon) that I didn't. If things go on like...