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I hope they support both editions and their derivatives as much as possible.

Sabre River references Test of the Warlords at least three times... the first adventure path? ;)

I was sure when I made the original post that I was not articulating my feelings about WOTC's e-zines v. print Dungeon & Dragon properly. Truthfully I don't think I care enough to type a long essay about my feelings, but I will try and make a few points. Your thoughts about the e-zines are...

I hold now in my formerly nicotine stained hands a mint copy of CM3 Sabre River. :D Do they make modules like this anymore?

Maybe that's it; hunting dragons was supposed to be something you worked towards, not something you could do at first level like in 3e's Sunless Citadel. I still would have thought there would have been an Expert level (4-14 BECMI) module to go after a dragon.

I find it amazing that in 30 years there has not been a published adventure primarily dealing with hunting a dragon. I refuse to believe that there was never one published for OD&D, BD&D, AD&D1e. Might as well have called our game Dungeons & Drow. EDIT: What I mean is a module published by TSR...

In reply to the talk about Dragon magazine and Dungeon magazine. The print magazines helped make me feel like I was part of a community. Not only were there fluff and crunch articles, there were advertisements, book reviews, comics, new book releases (not all from WOTC), and fiction. While the...

I screwed up and made the poll public :( Should I keep it or try a new one?

For your voting pleasure Changeover Poll - RPGnet Forums

I am new to WHFRG, can you provide a page reference please?

And we know how not broken AD&D UA is. ;)

:( on so many levels

In BXCMI I had a Magic-User with an 11 Int and 14 Charisma. I have about 1 1/2 year's worth of adventures to tell you about if you'd like. :)

And here is where I ask are more people going to come to D&D because of Indiana Jones and comic book movies (Batman, Spider-Man, The Watchmen :(), or WOW and the like? Where new players come from will color their impressions of healing surges.

D&D never had people stand around for 5 minutes and be back up to full health.

I don't see any lack of accuracy in the representation of 4e ability score generation in his sig. To me it is an absurdist response to what I feel is a bad attempt at balance. TDD may have something different to say but here again is my take. When the first method for generating ability scores...

My copy of WHFRG 2e is due in this week... I have a Human Rat Catcher ready to go. When was the last time I looked forward to playing a rat catcher? Not while playing D&D that's for sure, though I did like having a small group of 1st-level characters ready to take the place of any that fell.

I think the pre-4e editions got it right. 4e is a fine game though too far removed from my 20+ years of play. It did prompt me to look at other systems to try and return to my preferred style of gaming. I ordered Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, and it should arrive any day now.

I don't mean to speak for thedungeondelver but I can say that the ability score generation in the PH 3.0e and 3.5e is fine. 4d6 drop thew lowest and arrange as desired. If the player wishes to point buy, then take 25 points and run with it. You'll be stuck with something like the standard array...

With respect, when D&D goes from 3d6 in order, to three methods of which random generation is only one and the DM has the ability to change your scores generated to match his campaign preferences, D&D has dropped any thought of allowing true random generation. This in the name of game balance...