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I create monsters a lot (both advancing and from scratch) and I greatly prefer the new statblock especially over the confused mess that used to be the adventure statblock. When I ran RttToEE and I had to scan a page of statblocks for relevent information such as AC, Saves, Attacks, etc and I was...

Overrated and them ain't yugoloths (no offense). They fill a completely different niche IMO.

The day is young... Suramar keeps crashing and one of my discs was semi-defective. Yup, smooth as ice! ;)

Meh, I voted for FCII. Good book, just not good enough in this case.

Is that book even readily available anymore?

PHB2 has become the... errm 5th Core Book amongst our group (number 4 being the XPH). There's a duskblade in the party, two fighters that plan on taking some of those nice high-level fighter feats, and a wizard that takes some of the spells. The class variants range from really damn cool to...

Book of Fiends does have a lot of creatures in it... The original Tome of Horrors and the Tome of Horrors II are both absolutely full of monsters. The Fiend Folio has a pretty decent amount of monsters.

Damn, dragon keeps getting better and better. :)

How demonic-heavy are you talking? Fiend's Embrace is a 4th-level adventure that has the players searching for a fiendish cloak (tied to Iggwilv and Graz'zt). No fiends actually appear in the adventure though. Dungeon #121. (Also contains the arse-kicking adventure The Styes! :) ) The Forsaken...

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Well at least if pogre ever gets stranded with them, they'll know who'll be tastiest! :) I abstained. I'll wait to see who gets eaten THEN vote for him/her and claim I was 'with them all along.' ;)

IIRC, FCI had lots of references to non-core material, but I think that's one is just sort of a standout in this regard. Complete Mage references the Warlock and Wu'Jen quite a bit too and PHBII provides some abilities for the Scout, Swashbuckler, Marshal, and a few other non-Core classes.

They're called 'adventurers.' ;)

Minor Thousandfold Thought Spoilers...

And a good one it is. These are the kinds of changes that help the game still be D&D rather than help it be 'generic d20 fantasy.' My ideas: Classes: Make the monk, druid, and barbarian more generic. Let players choose different class abilities at different levels. Ditch clerics and bring back...

My answer was gonna be Risk :(

Settings I love: - Eberron - For being new, cool, and original. For not getting straightjacketed into the Great Wheel. For assuming a world built off of D&D's base amounts of magic. For introducing some fairly intriguing races, setting details, and flavor. - Greyhawk - Generic enough with a good...

Well, you're a poopy head. :]

That was one of my least favorite changes. :(

D&D 3.5 for me, with some houserules of course.