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How about a choice for neither? I think they're both terrible names. They should've stuck with Celestial. Or gone Biblical and called them Nephilim. Or come up with some other name entirely. But Deva? And to think I thought Aasimar was bad...

Nah, it wouldn't fit in the Shadowfell for numerous reasons. For one, the Shadowfell is a reflection of a specific world. Faerun has its Shadowfell reflection, Krynn has its Shadowfell reflection, etc. Ravenloft isn't a reflection of any world. There're lands torn or copied from other worlds on...

Not to mention the very first "multiclass only class".

Every... damn... one. But if I could only have three, I'd go for Ravenloft, Forgotten Realms, and Dark Sun, in that order.

True enough. Thanks. Still, pretty cool to see that, with a Flaming sword, I'd be able to get the damage bonus for Astral Fire with attacks other then Holy Strike.

So I get the damage bonus from Astral Fire when I use a Flaming Sword? Sweet. One question, though. Let's say I have Astral Fire and make an attack that does both fire and radiant damage. Do I get the damage bonus once or twice? I'm guessing once, but I just want to be sure.

These're the powers that Paladins get that let them strike more then one opponent at a time. - Arcing Smite - Hallowed Circle (Close burst 3) - Divine Reverence (Close burst 1) - Crown of Glory (Close burst 1) - One Stands Alone (Close burst 1) - Radiant Pulse - Whirlwind Smite (Close...

There's apparently only going to be two races, and from the looks of things, it'll be Drow and Genasi (though when it comes to the former, I'm thinking it may be instead).

I'd allow it. Unarmed attacks count as improvised melee weapons. Which means that they're suitable for use with any power that requires the use of weapons. And so long as you got two fists/feet/etc, you've got two or more weapons handy. So if somebody wanted to use Twin Strike to inflict a punch...

Not being a huge fan of getting the shaft, I have since scrapped my plans to play a Paladin/Cleric. A Paladin/Warlord, however, looks to be pretty sweet.

Would 3E be Dungeons & Dragons if it didn't have the name on the cover? I find this argument somewhat bemusing, as the people who make the claim say it as if 3E is D&D while 4E isn't. Because it eliminated some sacred cows? 3E eliminated a ton of sacred cows, too. Why aren't those sacred cows...

At the very least I'm planning on getting... Martial Power Draconomicon I: Chromatic Dragons Manual of the Planes Open Grave: Secrets of the Undead Dungeon Delve I'm going to try my best to get every single book, including the adventures, but those're my priorities. No less then...

I think it's also priced that low in case of resale. Say you kill... four Plate Armor wearing mercs. You now have four spare suits of Plate Armor. Assuming you get 20% of the normal price, you'd collect 40 gp instead of 1,200 gp. Big difference, there.

Personally, I like the "Eladrin in the Iron Mask" idea. Something like THIS, except there are no eye holes, and the mouth hole may be a bit bigger in case you need to forcefeed the prisoner. That's a pretty lowtech solution, as any town blacksmith can make something like that, and much better...

I love using miniatures, myself. Been using them pretty regularly since AD&D. Got a bundle of Ral Partha miniatures sitting in my closet from back in the day.

Why was he a problem player? What sort of stuff did he do?

In a way. http://ironwindmetals.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=1_9

According to Rich Baker, demiplanes are still around.

What do I have to do to use them in word files and such (computer illiterate)? Thanks.

That's not the only way. On page 295, it says that when you reduce a target to 0 Hit Points, you can choose to either knock it unconscious or kill it. So Intimidate isn't the only way.