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Thanks for all the replies. What I'm trying to figure out is if D&DI will allow me to buy into 4e at a minimal cost. I'm on a tighter budget these days (time and money) as I have a baby girl coming in three months. Moving to 4e instead of using my existing v3.5 library means less time preparing...

I've seen that video, but it doesn't answer my questions.

Will a subscription to D&DI mean that I can access the rules database to reference rules such as character leveling, experience points, combat options, and other core rules without having to purchase the books? Additionally, has WotC has announced whether or not PDFs will be significantly...

From what I understand, all maps used in a module will be available in the D&DI Virtual Game Table without having to scan and upload them. This would also work for projector set ups.

I would note the release date, which is around the time D&D Experience 2009 would probably be held.

Dungeon Delve: A 4th Edition D&D Supplement (D&D Adventure) (Hardcover) Caves of Carnage: Dungeon Tiles (D&D Accessory) Both are to be released on February 17, 2009.

Stronghold Builder's Guide covers this.

I had mild interest in Races of Stone, Races of the Wild, and Races of Destiny, but not enough to warrant even the discounted price on Amazon.com. I picked them up new from third-party Amazon sellers for $5 each. Other than that, not much else has had my interest as I've already purchased most...

At the same time, continuing support for v3.5 and changing are also very different. The point was that Paizo is slightly changing 3.5 more than 3.5 changed 3.0, and back then people complained about incompatibilities between the two. If WotC had done that, people would be pissed. To stay on...

My point was in the context of IF WotC had not developed 4e, but instead had developed something like the Pathfinder RPG. After all, that's exactly what v3.5 was to 3e.

I'd like to clarify and defend my earlier post in this thread. 1. I'm not a 4e troll. I'm not too keen on a lot of things related to 4e. There are several facets that compell me to switch from a time-saving perspective, but I have a lot invested in 3.5 and prefer to keep using them. 2. The...

Do we forget that Monte Cook is the name on the cover of the original 3.0 core rulebooks? I'd also argue that he has a tendency to create overly complicated game elements, too. He's also the writer of the much disliked Book of Vile Darkness. I admit his stuff has always been interesting, but...

What defines an uberfeat? Are they feats that are more powerful than the norm to accomodate more powerful abilities for the fighter? If it's published under the OGL, do you mind posting an example?

Check out SPellgen. It allows you to print out a "spell" sheet, but it includes Eberron's infusions from the ECS and MoE. It'll even calculate variables based on ability modifiers and level.

Make the cake top look like a gridded dungeon floor (similar to Dungeon Tiles) and place some miniatures on it in the arrangement of a wedding ceremony.

Out of curiosity, why is that?

I actually tested out the Critical Hit Deck. For a while I was even allowing one to roll on the table from "Good Hits, Bad Misses", which includes about 30% standard crit and 30% +1 multiplier, and then determine the number of cards they could draw if they chose to draw. In the end, I found the...

Paizo's Dungeons & Dragons Dragon Compendium has an article titled "Good Hits, Bad Misses" that includes some decent options.

Cry Havoc in EN World PDF Store.

Malhavoc Press' Cry Havoc, although I think Miniatures Handbook had rules for this, too.