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The 3rd Edition Art Galleries are still free, they are just hard to find. He just complained about To justify my contempt for 4th Edition of course. And to justify my love for Pathfinder where art recycling would certainly never happen ;) Honestly, I just like to look at pretty picture. And...

So you can't be interested in D&D 4 without having a DDI account? How shall I complain about art recycling when I can't access those galleries? A few weeks ago, they were trying to sell the same products and it didn't stop them from making the art galleries freely accessible. On the positive...

There's a brightness seeker prestige class in elves of golarion which grants some of those powers.

Blindness/Deafness Even without a permanent duration it would be a rather powerful spell, especially against spellcaster since it requires a fortitude save. And both Dispel Magic and Remove Blindness are both one spell level higher. Slow In this case, the spell is totally devastating to...

Why not? It still allows you to aim the two arrows at different targets and apply precision based damage on both. Same with critical hits. Seems still beneficial to me, at least for rogues. With Manyshot and Greater Manyshot, you gain an additional attack without any penalties (besided costing...

The template for size increase is also in the first bestiary preview (as 'Giant Creature'). I'd say the advanced creature template in the preview is the complete version. What's missing at this point are the rules for advancing a creature's hit dice.

Fortification doesn't work exactly as in 3.5. Heavy Fortification only grants a 75% of negating critical hits, not 100% as it did in 3.5, so rogues have at least some chance of applying sneak damage against someone wearing heavy fortification armor.

Oozes, incorporeal undead and outsiders with the elemental subtype are immun to critical hits and a rogue's sneak attack.

Fighers get an even greater bonus on attack rolls than they did in 3.5 (in Pathfinder, a fighter 20 has 10 points more of attack bonus than a rogue 20). Also, Pathfinder Bards are superior skill monkeys. On the bright side, rogues get to apply sneak damage to a lot more opponents now and make a...

The continent of Tian-Xia includes the land of Minkai seems rather japanese, but there isn't that much information on the rest of the world at this time. Those continents will probably described more fully sooner or later, though.

The way rage and rage powers work in the Final, the movement powers are on of the lesser problems. As is the ability to create lots of water.

The spiked chain lost its reach and improved trip no longer grants a free attack. There's a feat called 'greater trip' which causes tripped opponents to provoke attacks of opportunity, though. Rogues and Barbarians get to chose a new rogue talent/rage power at each even level. No. There is...

Demonomicon of Iggwilv: Yeenoghu Creature Incarnations: Kobolds The Ashen Covenant Mithrendain, Citadel of the Feywild Star Pact Warlocks Intelligent Weapons So, out of 14 chapters, seven are available for free. I'm not saying those articles are bad, but the book seems rather expensive even for...

Nearly one half of the book are articles that are part of the DDI preview section. So, even for people that don't subscribe to DDI, the gain from this book is rather limited. This book (Dragon Compendium Vol. I) costs 10$ more, has about 100 pages more and, most importantly, contains lots of new...

What about the skill consolidation that happened between 3.0 and 3.5? Some similarities: Humans gain a free +2 on one ability of their choice. The way animal companions work. Instead of putting the animal companion on an animal from the monster manual, you instead put a animal template of your...

But it's only damage. Lots of damage, certainly, but still only hp damage. And it only works against evil opponents. Fighters, Monks, Bards, Rogues and Rangers all get access to either kill effects or excellent ways of dishing out negative conditions. The paladin just gets a free banishment...

This is quite powerful. Druids will love it. And it makes sense, that all the creatures with multiple natural attacks like hippogriffs and black bears have been removed from the low levels of summon nature's ally. Although wolfs being on level 2 while riding dogs are level 1 still doesn't make...

Multiattack always said 'Three or more attacks'. Here is the version of the 3.5 SRD.

But strangely, the multiattack feat seems to be still in the game:

I wouldn't say that. With Improved Shield Bash, Shield Slam, Shield Mastery and Smite Evil, Paladins make rather good TWFers.