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Well, if the sundering adventures are any indication we can expect some realy cool ones, not to mention the fact that Tyranny of Dragons is written by Kobold Press who are known for their excellent adventure design. Warder

So, I'm going to look inside my crystal ball and do a small prediction: At tomorrow's L&L Mike Mearls is going to announce that they will release Basic D&D, for free, on WotC site in July, he will probably give some details on what will be in it and what wouldn't be in it. There might be...

I just have to point something here, in 5e you can have this complex fights and they might take you an hour to finish, they might also take you 30 minutes, the question is do you count accomplishment by real world time spent on the encounter or by what you did in it? Another way to put it, would...

Back in 2012 I ran Kebold Press excellent adventure "Court of the Shadow Fey" to my 4e group, after three months of play my players forgot what the adventure was al about because the combat encounters took so much of our playing time that even playing once a week for 4-5 hours it was too much...

5e is the same, you got cantrips and than 1-9 levels of spells. Warder

If you've played the play test documents than you;s know how it plays faster. We got 2 months for till they start releasing products, We'll get our preview articles in due time, be advise that if you have kept up with the play test you won't have a lot (if any) WOW moments. Warder

He was asked about rules complexity, not breadth of material. Warder

I ment house rules in the character builder, like extra feats more background than only one at first level etc etc Warder

Seeing that you live in Seatle, I suggest that you put your ninja suit and go for a midnight stroll through WotC offices and come back with an answer :p Warder

Just to be clear, I don't expect To see an app like that in my lifetime, but it's nice to dream. Warder

Well it seem like WotC are going to publish the basic game free on the site, so having it free in an app isn't that far fetched. Warder

I don't want a character builder app, I want a D&D app! What's a D&D app? Well I'm glad you asked! The D&D app is a free app that bring you the entire basic D&D rule set along with it's gorgeous hi-res art right to your mobile and desktop devices FOR FREE! The App not only have the rules, but...

Morale checks for every follower and NPC in the party, including animals and such. A great idea! Warder

I think it's also part of undead growing less scary, mechanicly speaking, I might be wrong but I remember that back in 2e we hated encountering skeletons at lower levels because they had resistance to slashing and piercing damage and were immune to moral checks and effects, so they were tougher...

Here is my theory, maybe someone came up with it before me but I haven't read the entire thread. I think that the big thing is going to be the release the Basic version of D&D for free as an online PDF Warder

This is a great idea for a thread! I think that the best way to "buff up" the undead as a creepy things for players as well as character is to deep a bit more into how they are created. I need to teach a class now so I'll expand on it later today. Warder

Exactly! and than they get exposed not only to the free PDFs but to all the other things D&D got to offer; "ohhh shiny miniatures!" "WoW! a Players Handbook!! I wonder what's in it" "Dude! you won't believe what I saw at the D&D site, there's this big book filed with monsters!!!" Warder

I just realized that my damn car is crippleware!!! It's sole porpuse is to make me buy fuel!:mad: Warder

It's been 8 years since I ran a home made game, and 50% of my players over the years played characters pregenerated by other players! and it didn't changed the core D&D experience for us. The hyperboles in this thread are quite amusing, keep me from having to listen during lectures, keep it up...

I'm just going to tho wit out there, next WWDC Tim is going to invite Mike Mearls on stage to showcase the new D&D app on the iPad and iPhone. Warder