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Balancing thought re: Fey Step. In the playtest example, the eladrin doesn't use the ability until the goblins leave his line of sight. Is it possible this is a restriction, rather than a tactical choice?

The lock. I post prior to it. Funny, though.

All this tells me is I'm gonna play an Eladrin rogue first. :D

:confused: :\ So, given that guns aren't armor-piercing, please explain why the gun lead to the phasing out of plate armor.

I had no idea that wasn't in use. My fiancee admins on another message board using the warning system, and that first warning point corrects the problem 90% of the time.

Yeah, you really don't want me in there. I'll wreck up the place.

I admit there's a boatload of pointless :(:mad::\:confused: in the setting, but the basic premise of 'mystic viking blood opera against monsters from beyond madness and the most common of human horrors - and you're all completely screwed' appeals to me. I've got a re-design of the game with a...

I love monster redesign/exploration threads so much. There should be an archive. And if that Paizo book is no more than 5% crunch I'll snap it up.

I appreciate the shameless promotion of your project and will endeavor to dig up something and put it in the appropriate style. I have a disturbing amount of gods* somewhere, I think. * Ranging between "fundamental force of the multiverse" and "powerful thing for a humanoid tribe to worship in...

This is a really even poll.

Not until that whole 'artifice' power source, which I presume will include alchemy. *proffers cake to the Devs to make it so* My players have trouble with gunpowder in, upon reflection, D&D. Escalating hit points + firearms = non-starter for the group.

Almost complete agreement (love W:tA flavor too much to ever accept W:tF), and the system changes (fixed difficulty, XP-based flaws instead of character point farming) was a big improvement as well, IMO. /jack

Of course! Neogi! I've never been big on the umber hulk thing - why umber hulks? - but their breeding is so unbelievably creepy. They're also a damn fine excuse to put links to spelljamming into any setting. Of course, my spelljammer is Shadows of the Spider Moon expanded to a three-system...

Without being those stupid armadillo-men, they really do. I think I've used them once, as I haven't gotten the chance to D-G-Q my "I never played 1e" group, with a tribe worshiping a five-headed hydra trapped in a fault in their caves as an incarnation of their hungering god. Of course I'd just...

Maybe it's my love of illithids, aboleths, grells, and tsochari talking, but GET. LORDS. OF. MADNESS. I bought it -after- I knew about 4e.

4: No metallics in MM1. Kind of spun off from 3, because it says we'll be getting them someday.

I see I'm not the only poster drawn in by the title. I was sitting here all, "Man, D&D really was better in the old days". :lol:

Weird...I just bookmarked this thread tonight so on January 2 I could harass Nifft about his rules. :D

...wouldn't a grey ink wash convert GW orcs into D&D orcs? I mean, if you have Games Workshop minis, you know how to do stuff like that (I assume; there can't be that many Candlewax Terminators* running around). Or, ya know, "Orcs from the mountains are grey. These orcs here are green." I hear...

I think the relative size of the fan base for Traveller v. D&D is probably something to take heart from, however.