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Do you have an idea what good deals are relative to their cost in both money and slots? For instance, I always have trouble deciding what to do with the head and throat slots for martial characters. Just looking for bang for my buck.

By Dual Wield do you mean 2 handed fighting or two weapon fighting? Carrion Crown sounds an awful lot like it would have dead guys galore. You want a Lawful Good melee character than can heal, wear heavy armor can beat up on evil undead. It sounds like you want a Paladin. Strength and then...

The healing surge thing is bad when you have a Solo fight and you are new to the system and you aren't really maxed out or anything, and then the guy goes... OH! I GET ALL MY HIT POINTS BACK! You spent 1 hour fighting for no consequence because the players knew to make their healing surges...

Aasimar get +2 Wisdom +2 Charisma. So its not too out of whack. It looks really bad, but if it was Mental and Physical, with one of the scores being Strength or Charisma it would be way stronger. The +2 to Diplomacy with the Charisma bonus and the +2 to Perception with Darkvision and Daylight...

The good thing is though, even though there are tiers, it still isn't this GIANT EFFING GAP where a full spellcaster is just so much markedly better than a less frequently played 3.0/3.5 class that as a Full BAB class you'd have to be really digging for feats and equipment to be within a million...

With alternative class features and Ultimate Combat, just give it full BAB and call it a day. I really think that would make it work and I would like to try that change a few times.

Oh, this makes good sense with another thing I don't like about 4E and preferred to its spiritual and mechanical predecessor, Star Wars SAGA edition. They had the healing surge mechanic. 1. And it healed a big amount of points, but that was it. They also had something that applied a consistent...

Until you can't fudge it anymore and you just go burning through healing surges and other people's surge based abilities, and somehow the Bulette's Improved Critical happened. Are you supposed to pretend to Sylvester Stallone in an action movie, with spit and mouth guard flying out?

The tiers are pretty much the same as they've always been in the core, except everything is significantly better, playable 1-20 and can contribute in a party so you have less to worry about with tiers. I'd say of all the core classes that got taken into Pathfinder, Paladin got lovvvvvvvvvved...

Refute trivially? It doesn't aesthetically or mechanically remain similar to more than 10 years of the past Dungeons and Dragons experience. Tactical combat is fine, moving around on a hex map like a hockey puck is not. Healing surges are fine, a party spending 60 of them a day is not. Do you...

I don't even mind 4E too much. I had played it for over a year but I haven't played in about a year but I haven't felt the need to make a living out of bashing it. As a DM you'll love the monster scaling, that the characters are more similar, that a fight is much more of a known quantity, that...

Isn't it like a Ranger analog? Just give it full BAB and call it a wrap. For the core classes... Martial Characters/Full BAB and lower skills usually Fighters, Paladins, Barbarians, Monks, Rangers Skill Classes, High Skills and other perks, 3/4 BAB Rogue, Bard Divine Casters, 3/4 BAB Druid...

My novella about my experience with it. I don't like the fluff, the pantheons, the cosmology and a lot of the playable races that are in core books and monster manuals, chief being Tieflings and Dragonborn. The Points of Light setting I don't like. I've played within it and I don't like it...

What the hell is this? We get gnomes totally axed off and orcs/half-orcs are in the air but we get friggin' Lizardmen and evil sorcerers? When did D&D turn into a bloody Conan the Barbarian novel?

Massage parlors aside, and I'm not sure if this point has been raised but the Canadian and British fans are really going to get screwed on this pricing. They are already getting hosed because they are getting charged "strong dollar" prices for "weak dollar" goods. Slap a price increase on it and...

Bullcrap. A pit fiend will kill a balor toe to toe. The even out-brute the brute Balor. Balors need a serious kick in the ass for 4E and should be a solo brute that sells the game just as much as Beholders.

Halle-mothereffin' lujah. Such a stupid sacred cow, I'll be glad to have it gone. If WOTC started dropping more things like this for 4E I'd definately give it a try, if not buy all the core books.

Decent, but a bit played out. Seemed like a joke you'd start with your buddies during a game that just wouldn't die. Monogamy is a sucker's game for a player I think. Games fall through a lot, its good to have a lot of stuff open. And off topic, but God, Dungeons and Dragons fanatics are the...

Well, the problem I've always had was that it seems to screw the rogues over totally to have entire types of monsters be immune to sneak attack damage. I can see certain constructs, undead, and plants being immune to sneak attack but every single one is totally overkill. Especially when you want...

Could I get the uneditted version? I thought this was pretty funny. Ooze kittens. That rocks.