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? Good and evil are the most disagreed upon concepts in D&D....law and chaos weren't. Hence why the basic game had only lawful neutral and chaotic.....not good neutral evil

If they do this...I know I am going to continue to use material from previous editions... Most likely if they do it, I'll probably make FC1 demon lords into devil lords in exile. The one thing that rubs me wrong about that...I hate the idea of them being considered less than a Lord of Hell...

I'm sorry...I don't run my demon's as brutes. That may be the typical way that gamers run encounters with demons and devils...(that demons charge without thinking and devils plot and plan) but equating chaos with destruction is limiting. I really hope they are getting rid of alignment...

Ahhh...I got to get me some of this action....this thread is sweet! :p Shade, Love the sig!

thanks....I was worried. I still am, but at least I know I'm not the only one in the dark. For some reason I had images of the hordling table in mm2 1st edition.... Hard for me to envision races when using matrices.

I haven't been keeping up with the rumor mill about 4e... am I understanding correctly that the monsters are going to be more a chart/spreadsheet where we cross reference the level of the part vs the type of monster (ex. brute) to find out the appropriate stat/abilities range? From that it...

To those that have it....is it worth it if everything is going to get tossed by 4th ed? I'm having a hard time getting excited about the book because of the whole points of light change. I know I'll eventually get the book, but I'll probably wait for a good deal before I do it.

I started out excited and then I moved to worried. My worry comes from all the planar changes. I wish I knew what the vision was that was driving the changes, but the leaks so far have been worrying. I know I'll convert to 4e or at least I still feel that I will at this moment. I just figure...

There are a couple of places in the elemental planes that I liked (city of brass) and I like creatures from there....Djinn, Dao, Efreet, Marids, Jann, and the Qorrash. And I liked the planetouched from there too... I hope they make the Efreeti more visible beyond just the cover of a gaming...

How many of these magic items were gaffs at the gaming table? I mean...who hasn't mispronounced something during a late night gaming session and just decided to roll with it... wand of wander...I'm looking at you.....

In a way I agree...but I'm not worried. I was happy when Vampire got more girls into role playing. I'll be happy with more gamers period. I can always play my older editions, but I need more players to even have a chance to convert them. So I'll be happy if they just increase the player...

My addition would be the same as the sorcerer...creature magic... Dragon magic for Robin Hobb's Farseer Trilogies Vampire magic for Brian Lumley's Necroscope series In a similar vein, Gregory Keyes' "The Kingdoms of Thorn and Bone" series, the 'magic' power is gained at certain holy sites...

Most of the treasure I give out isn't coins. I assume barter is the norm. My favorite treasure to give players...is stuff they'll hate. I've had more players destroy art...(example destroying art in evil temples)...they would make censors happy. and the funny thing is...if I show them real...

It is valid! It worked! Thanks! Thanks! Sterling

Consider it a diversity expense....and embrace the XYZ generation...the gamer generation.

I've gone through several computers because of work and now I can't seem to activate my Adobe's DRM for my newest home computer after a lighting strike claimed my old computer. I called adobe using the number on drivethrurpg (206-675-6304) only to find out it had been changed to...

I grabbed FR by the ears and dragged it where I wanted it to go... 1st ed....it was mostly a blank slate. 2nd ed...it was annoying...mostly the novels intruding on my stories...killing gods? wtf? 3rd ed...I ran it like I wanted. I'm betting for 4ed, I'll get to return to 1st ed.

My world is disturbing, full of vices, where the heroes are heroic in the greek/homer sense... The battles are over the top unrealistic. It feels like a soap opera video game set in some cesspool.

I just started Janny Wurts 'Curse of the Mistwraith' So far it is good....

the main points... Goblins are both scary and funny. There is a flavor to the world that oozes richness. There are easter eggs and gems. The NPCs are detailed and interesting. I felt like I wanted all of them to be recurring villains. I haven't had such a fun time reading an adventure...