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No, I don't think it is. And I would love to know what on earth made you believe so. Because I haven't seen anything that even hints at it. In fact, I would say, that based on what we have heard, 4e might be the edition that looks the least like 5e. But yeah, I am sure there will be 4e-isms, and...

On Twitter? Edit: Sorry, couldn't help myself. Next seminar at 12:30 EST, but that's future products' seminar, so we will probably not learn much today, regarding the next edition.

The E-lock had the ability to summon devils, yes. The PHB one, not so much iirc.

Nope, that's how I understood it.

I am fairly certain I don't deserve to be mentioned alongside P-Kitty, but thanks none the less, glad you found the musings useful.

This would definitely improve things. I liked 4e's way of scaling monsters, but being able to use monsters right out of the book for a long time while still having them be relevant would definitely be more awesome. While you could use higher level standard and elite monsters alone against the...

Well, maybe WotC will show off some stuff. NDA might just be a way to control the info, not to eliminate it. This short message was brought to you by Tapatalk and my iPad

Kinda makes sense if they are switching to dndnext, so that he can talk somewhat about it in his weekly column? This short message was brought to you by Tapatalk and my iPad

Its to be able to file a lawsuit against anyone who might be tempted to copy a new mechanic or something for their own game (since there will be a great deal of people from the business). Thats the best guess I have heard, anyway.

None here so far Unless you mean the one that says: Thank you for your interest in the Dungeons & Dragons playtest! You have successfully signed up to receive notification from Wizards at a later date (at this email address) about the D&D playtest starting date and further instructions on how...

https://twitter.com/erikscottdebie/status/161663808824279040 (hope it works, am on phone)

This.

Last night, a playtester (freelancer who has worked for WotC) tweeted that he was starting playtesting and that the group was made up by a dwarf, an elf, a tiefling, a human paladin and a halfling. /shrug This short message was brought to you by Tapatalk and my iPad

Been rereading all the L&L articles, and they definitely point towards choice #6. Which sounds awesome. This short message was brought to you by Tapatalk and my iPad

Wow.. haven't been looking at 2012 release list. Is it me or is 3 books/box-sets (Undermountain Adventures, The Dungeon Survival Handbook and Menzoberranzan) not very much. :( Let's hope for some kickass stuff in edragon and edungeon, otherwise it's gonna be a long wait for dndnext.

DDI is available everywhere, what are you talking about? Also, the DDI is hardly for rich people. Or rather, that depends on your country. Over herr, $7 is like less than half a pizza. Which will not ruin anyone. This short message was brought to you by Tapatalk and my iPad

Pretty sure dndnext will have all 23. Biggest issue might be with capping the stats at 18, if you intended that. Otherwise it seems like a list of things that has been in all editions. This short message was brought to you by Tapatalk and my iPad

Sounds less and less as if the base will be 3e or 4e. Rather, it will be a very simplified version of 1e, and then you have all the options that you can add to that simplified base, thus creating a character closer to 3e or even 4e, if that is what you want.

You might want to consider playing with reasonable adults, if you can. That certainly helps. This short message was brought to you by Tapatalk and my iPad

It does make perfect sense. If you stick to PLAYING 4e, you probably wont be BUYING more Pathfinder products than you did before. This short message was brought to you by Tapatalk and my iPad