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I like dmg icons, love the idea (I'll use them, for sure), but I think maybe there's just too many icons for power cards (attack types, action types and damage types). These are prety straightforward, but I think maybe we should consider when and where will they be used before anything. Don't...

Oh, now I get it! The red dice, as if its innocent blood on his hand... I guess it's sort of funny :D

I thought about it too... could happen, could be possible... The other thing I noticed is you'll probably never see a rogue casting any low level per day wizard spell, like Sleep, because he should be 10th level in order to do that, and by then, he'll have access to more interesting powers to...

no, i think that's just if you don't want a paragon path. you can start early, like the warlock pregen.

I was going to say the exact same thing. :) I know immobilized condition doesnt interfere with teleportation but there could be some exceptions regarding eladrins, like cold iron chains/shackles, a bucket/helmet over his head to prevent vision (thus negating the feystep - and dragonborn breath...

you know, when I first read the definition of the Endurance skill in that rules primer/scalegloom preview/whatever, I thought this was exactly what was going on... might be a good houserule to those "roll on the floor to put the fire out of your clothes" situations as well... PS: not the right...

Seconded! :D Hmmm... "Rawr & Francis DDM Starter Set", and "Lair - Dungeon Tiles" products... sweet

Very interesting! :) Reading about a character death forces me to accept that it's a new edition and maybe 20hp is actually "low", and I won't need to house rule it back to 5 for the wizard :p Also, I like what you have in mind for next session (the 'kobolds against village' skill challenge). :D

It's even worse when you remember that being invisible grants you +5 to ALL defenses - something that a 1st level warlock can do, even if in a restricted situation (Eyebite, invisible against one target, until beggining of your next turn)... :\

And it's not like the ground or ceiling have high Reflexes either :p I mean, we're not playing WoW! Nor a boardgame! I CAN target the ground if I WANT to!

Really? For Invisibility? :confused: You mean I get Will and Fort +5 too? I can see the reasoning behind it, but it feels weird, I don't know... Guess the wizard can't see your eyes so you're better protected from his mind tricks... but what about a poisoned dart? attack vs AC to hit, and...

Isn't there a prismatic/color spray spell from those double page spread (DDXP) that deals radiant damage too? I'm guessing radiant is, yes, positive related, but not Divine related per se (akin to an arcane necromancer using necrotic/negative energy).

Strangely, though, the new DDM game still have cones (divided into small and large pre-set templates, but still...)

And since we have Sustain Minor, we'll probably have Sustain Major as well. And it makes sense too: using mage hand to move a basket of kittens is easy, but moving a mountain with your mind should require all your attention (possibly granting combat advantage :p)... (BTW, is Major a standart or...

While I do agree your assumptions seem true, those cards show the stats for the Roleplaying game, and not DDM. Maybe it was the Black dragon who was tweeked for the DDXP games... it's not fair to compare them, but look at the Fen Hydra, a 12th level solo brute, with its 228 HP.

/snip Hey, I just played that! In Neverwinter Nights pc game, just last week :D The intelect devourer was jumping from guard to guard and every time I droped one, he'd jump out into another, healing up and all. So, I let my henchmen and familiar keep him busy, while I persuaded all the other...

I don't know about that, but you can pretty much do anything you want as long as you're the DM. ;)

I'd kinda second that, but the original is so beautiful I'm having trouble doing that :P Thank you, ThirdWizard! :D PS1: some creatures don't have ability scores? I fist noticed that on the the Spectral Panther and the Shadow Demon, so I thought maybe this is their "incorporeal schtick" and...

I'm not sure how many spells/powers we get, but it seems it all depends on the classes and their inherent subsystems. Looking at the pre-gens, we see the wizard has Cantrip as a Class Feature, thus receiving 3 aditional cantrip at-will powers (the exact number might be Int-modifier or whatever)...

Maybe Feats?