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Think of it as being given time to absorb each release before the next big one.

Ahhhhhh the good ol' days of waiting for 3e. It's like that except I barely recognize the names these days. Good times. C'mon August!!!!!

Wasn't there an interview with SKR or Monte Cook or some other 3e designer and they said that they wanted to get rid of the alignment requirement for paladins but feared slaying too many sacred cows? Or was that the multiclass restriction? I can't remember. Maybe it was both.

I'm not sure if you're aware, but I'm linking just in case anyway, 5ever is internet slang. Giv me XP if u crey evrythyme

Holy. Crap. Can I just talk about how everytime someone from WotC opens their mouth and says something about 5e I just get more excited? It could be something like, where Mearls says, "We're printing the new D&D on books, with words." And I'm like "HOLY CRAP THAT IS AWESOME I LOVE WORDS!" It...

There wasn't a lot of official setting support, but Greyhawk got a Gazetteer (32 pages) and they also released the Living Greyhawk Gazetteer (which was like a full campaign setting). They also did a regional feat article for Dragon magazine.

That's a pretty good idea. There is room for a d8 finesse weapon in the simple weapon category.

I use a kindle for rule book stuff, I guess isn't much of a stretch to use it for character management. Looks like they're having a good time doing what they're doing.

Arguing about the merits of greatsword versus greataxe is fruitless when we can't look at the complete rules.

Starter Set: Excerpt 3

I imagine, as with some earlier editions, the difference in weapons will be more pronounced when we can see the magical item list. In OD&D, the best magic weapons were swords, and only fighting-men could use magical swords. Thus, even though the chances of finding magical trident versus a...

Not sure if you're legit asking what versatile means, but in the last playtest document, it means that if you use this weapon two handed, you use the damage die indicated.

Ooooooooooooh! Splint Armor says that if your Strength is less than 15 is reduced by 10 feet, rather than the standard 5 I assume is on the armor table.

This was posted on the D&D google+ account, but I couldn't find an article on the wizards website.

Jeebus, that's really potent oil.

I hope it stays that way in the final rules.

Clicky here. Thaumaturge

You're the regular hierarchy!

Dragons seem more a tad terrestrial than the most mighty of demons and devils.

You're gonna have to cut back on witticisms because I can't give you more XP until I spread more around. Or, you know, keep saying and scooping without just recompense.