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Congratulations on the promotion. You're doing a good job with D&D so far, looking forward to seeing where you go with it next!

I wonder if they're ever going to release a print book of the Scales of War adventure path. That would be pretty cool.

I think it's fine.

If I was going to look into Paizo's modules, which one or two specific adventures would you most highly recommend as being the best, most impressive representation of what makes their adventures awesome?

I think that this is pretty much true. I don't mind that. Either I'm trying to run a game that caters almost exclusively to one or the other gameplay goal, in which case it doesn't matter . . . or I already know that I'm going to have to put in a lot of DM prep time and effort. But I think...

Reminds me of... The Streets of Muskeegie

I'll be interested to see how long the fights take them when they're doing several in one day.

It's clearly intended to be "x", or times. It appeared originally in the Player's Handbook as "[ts]", and was actually clarified in errata to "x". The thinking is probably that most paladins will have a fairly low Wisdom, since they have Strength AND Charisma to focus on, plus have some real...

I'd say yes.

A great post, Stalker0. This matches my own experience.

Interesting. I've subscribed to this thread.

This idea greatly intrigues me. How difficult and expensive is it to get this set up?

I love controllers. They're the most tactically interesting class, in my opinion. As Aulirophile said above though, that makes them most appealing to the rarer players with a high degree of "tactical acumen", or just players who enjoy that "chessmaster" play style. The thing about controllers...

This is brilliant. Someone give him some XP for this.

Your campaign sounds awesome, Mesh Hong. I'd love to read more about it, myself.

Leaders are just so much more interesting and fun in 4E than any "healer" has been in previous editions. I really like them. Warlords are an awesome class, bards are WAY cooler now than they ever were before, shamans are really interesting too.

I agree that maps are a big deal. I love nice maps. But I'd like to see adventure publishers actually give us maps that we can use to run the encounters on. Either poster maps, or just the option to download high-resolution 1" square scaled versions of all of the maps in the adventure from...

Just take the Arcane Implement Proficiency feat and use any kind of sword you want.

This exactly, for me too. I chose "sometimes" but really I meant "hardly ever" and it's not really an issue of concern.

Yep. Earthgrasp Strike is so good that my 24th level Warden is still using this level 3 encounter power.