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Personally, I'm still waiting to find out how I can "participate in the various events tied to the Sundering" and how I "too can play a part in reshaping the future of the Realms."

I hope there's supposed to be more of an announcement than that.

Still waiting on The Sundering info....man, chomping at the bit all day for it...

I am excited to learn more about The Sundering tomorrow.

Nevermind.

You seem to be applying the tactical rules to the scenario rather than role-playing. Two flavors, both equally valid.

Looks like a classic dungeon crawler to me. They're giving us a nice variety of adventures in this mini-campaign.

Excerpt #2 is up: http://www.wizards.com/DnD/Article.aspx?x=dnd/4ex/ghosts2#87094 Reads like a classic dungeon crawl.

I thought that was officially announced when D&D Next first kicked off, or at least right around then.

Kravell sounds about right. Give the PCs some background info on the setting, have them make characters or choose a Pre-Gen and then have some fun. Not too complicated a formula.

I would, and I'm guessing a bunch of Gen Con attendees will too.

Man that reads awesomely. Want.

He. :)

There is no NEED for them. If there was the game wouldn't have functioned for decades and across multiple editions without them. Do they have a use or utility? Maybe, but personally, that utility seems to be overstated. YMMV.

I don't get the idea that classes NEED to be balanced. This isn't Dragon Age or Skyrim, where you need to worry about beating the Boss Fight. If classes had to be balanced, no one would've played a Rogue in Second Edition. The dynamic in D&D was that if you wanted healing have a cleric in the...

Then you should probably rename the thread to "Things I have problems with" or redefine "actual errors" to mean something different. ;)

I just mention it because it seems like an opinion based purely on mechanics and combat mechanics at that. In a non-competitive game like D&D there's more, to me, that goes into character choice than simply mechanics. I'd play a half-elf, cause I want to role-play one. in fact Sunday night I...

Maybe parts will be released as adventures in upcoming post-Gen Con Playtest Packets?

The release of this at GenCon on August 15th and then releasing Murder in Baldur's Gate five days later is a little strange to me. I guess Murder in Baldur's Gate is what us non-GenCon Goers are getting? (Not Complaining).