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No, just the way the game organically derailed with that Heinsoo & Co. business (good game, a D&D Miniatures variant).

I can see what you mean, but the bottom (cheeky) line is, you can sling a fireball in Dragonlance.

I consider LotR low fantasy, no ones's slinging meteor swarms around there; Dragonlance, definitely high fantasy.

Certain Clerics don't give a crap about undead, or, embrace them.

"...because it's clean..."

That's cool, I just want the choice: to Feat, or not to Feat?! I still don't feel/think (experienced, etc) that 3rd or 4th got it right.

This brings up to me, the crux of the matter, are Feats necessary?

I'm sick of it, buzz words, appeasing the whiners, it looks like it's all going south at this point. Yet, I maintain hope.

It seems 5th Ed is shaping up to be what 2nd Ed should have been (for me). 3rd Ed looks great on paper, but in practice, did not deliver, and with 4th Ed, well, to me it seems an extenuation of D&D Miniatures, guided by Heinsoo & Co., good game, but not really an evolution of D&D.

So, the Sorcerer, Warlock, and now, Warlord (I have problems with that, but nothing to do with non-magical healing) are in, all new classes; where is the Bard, Druid, Monk, Paladin and Ranger?

Very good, I have a similar experience and feeling, I am seeing 5th Ed being a true successor to 1st Ed (what I wanted 2nd Ed to be). I think some monsters can be solo, elite, or regular, like the Efreet.

I think Unarmed Strike should be a Finesse weapon in 5th Ed. I want them (selfishly) to build off of the 1st Ed Monk, man, that class has panache. I want the Monk and Psion straight out of the gate. Did I read that they have pretty much got the Monk, that it was one of the easiest classes to...

I play (DM) 4th Ed, what would that be?

And brown, all the baby caca colours are represented.

I have never found magic missile to affect plots.

Not a tip, and certainly not "pro", something for you, maybe, not for others.

Did you know that Graham Chapman was in the depths of alcoholism during the entire shooting of that film. He really pulled it off, though, classy guy, he's missed.

Please, I am really not an edition warrior, I have DMed and enjoyed 4th Ed extensively; come on, you kinda come off as the edition warring type, so, man-up, and account, or did you just throw those 3 things out there hoping they wold go unnoticed?

O-Yoroi is heavy armour in D&D.

Yes, as I've said, it's shaping up to be what I wanted 2nd Ed to be.