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It is good to see that we have 30+ converts to 4e due to Pirating! >:3

This picture says it all. (Except for censorship. No pun intended, honestly.) HOLY CRAP! It dosn't even stretch my page! :D

Please, please brother, make time to answer our questions!

I think I just died a little on the inside...

*f5 F5 F5 F5 F5 F5 F5 F5 F5*

If nothing else, will you please tell me this MR. Thunder: Is there a section in the DMG (I would presume it would be in the DMG) giving guidelines and rules for making your own classes, powers, paths and destinies? -edit- I agree with Family: What is something you find "startling" about 4e?

Thanks for the help guys. I appriciate it!

I am about to preorder the 4e giftset on Amazon. The listed price is $62.97. But what about shipping. I am (regrettably) having my mother purchase it (with my money, but her credit card), so I am wanting to know how much to expect for shipping. Can anyone tell me their total cost for...

I thought it was brilliant! Cookie to the OP! I thought it was an excelent parody of not only the origional strip, but of the opinions, tendencies, etc. found here at ENWorld. My favorite one was either when WotC Legal was the witch's coven, or when the jock guy says "As an aside..." ...

Edit NVM, got it!

I'm more interested in a Paragon Path conversion of his Dashing Swordsman PrC!

I actually disagree with this method, because I feel it encourages metagaming and bossing the DM arround. I agree with DeusExMachina's advice verbatim.

Enchanting and enhancing existing magic items, DMG table of contents, and more Paragon Paths.

I predict that I will have the following house rules - Less strict power sellection: For characters converted from 3.5, power selection restrictions to achieve that blend will be lax - One attack roll: AoE's will use one attack roll - Fan-brewed material is GO! upon DM approval

I think that five alignments works a lot better for a PoL setting that nine alignments do. Anybody ever read Lord of the Flies? If you have, I rest my case.

This.

My group has always done the "Lets decide as a group who gets what, and sell the rest." People would take turns picking choice items, and things that "obviously" go to whatever character do. Gold is distributed equally. In my group, that usually works out well, even in 3.5.

I don't remember who said it, or from what game it was from, but one of the designers said something about one system of encumbrance that he liked where the game said "Which of these three pictures does your character most look like?" and it listed pictures of a guy packing it light, a guy with...

I use poker chips. They are rather nice. And color coded!

This would make me a happy person indeed! Particularly for the dragonborn!