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rofl!

True, it also makes it more difficult to create a campaign world that is high quality.

I sometimes get this with a new player. They want to play a cleric or druid because of the power but refuse to actually play the role of a cleric or druid then, get upset when their powers start to disappear... They eventually learn.

Correct. By RAW it already works this way, pretty much anyway.

Back in '79 I bought a clear plastic dice roller from the game store. I made a dice roller on a TI programmable calculator around the same time.

I don't like buying sight unseen. Since none of the major chain bookstores around carry D&D anymore I'm waiting for a fellow gamer to buy so I can look it over.

Umm, who cares if players read this? A DM would have to have had a brainectomy to use this in a campaign....

Before you open one you should get a job at a local one if even for a few months. Learn the ropes and see what the economics are...

No, still had the same spells mechanically, Vancian magic system, classes functioning basically the same way, etc...

4.0 is a good game system. If someone else had published it without the copyrighted names, no one would recognize it as D&D though.

He created D&D which remained fairly consistent in architecture until 3. 4.0 isn't D&D except in name.

Really? I didn't know cloaks grew on trees. I've never seen a party where more than one PC had a cloak of resistance...

48% is considered dry, not humid...

Oh, a tiny % of total for a Fort save. Not very scary.

Like what? Fort save, racial bonuses, con bonus. None are effected by antimagic.

DMs should run the world as it exists. If a player jumps off a cliff and knows gravity exists, the only job of the DM is roll damage dice and describe what happens, not make an air bag materialize...

Actually, the creator of the games said what he had to say about this in the 1st Ed DMG.

Weirdness from the GM/player perspective. Building a credible world around a few related races is much better and more believable than trying to cram "weird" PC races into the mix. You can read more on the subject from the creator of the game.

Raven, what you described is the way I run a world and what my players expect, which is why we found the default rules in 4.0 to be somewhat lame at best.

Umm, no. Two different subjects.