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Which gets people up the 3rd I think. Throw some random encounters on their way to Cormyr and they'd be fourth. And if I hadn't already run this adventure I might do just that.

I find it interesting that one of the main complaints about 3E (and 2E before it) is rules glut (and I'm not trying to say anyone is wrong about this), but how is 4E going to be any better? To make money WOTC (or anyone who own's D&D) has to release more books, which leads to rules bloat.

They don't need to grant additional free actions since So as part of my attack action I'm allowed to perform any number (up to DM limit) of free actions.

Or move to Canada. They're on one after another here on the same channel.

I see Lee getting whatever job he wants, which would probably be CAG.

It didn't make sense to me that Casey was half-Cylon cause if she was why would any of them care about Hera?

Part of the fun, is that you don't know what your up against. Unless you figure it out in the campaign.

As the DM running this I'm a little wary of this....

From what I understand no it doesn't. Which is good cause they're all available for free on the WotC website.

See the problem with this is that it's not really good for the seller. Really what they want is for everyone to buy every book. So really it makes sense to have the books be as interconnected as possible so to use the cool thing in book #4 you have to own books #2 and #3.

I'm not at all happy with this book. I liked the sections on each city, would have liked more but I can live with what I was given. I don't like NPC write ups unless they are tied to an adventure I'm running, otherwise they just take up space. Now my biggest problem is that the adventures...

YOu might want to check out Power of Faerun. Some of that stuff is detailed in there (I think).

I going to one in Toronto. (or at least I'm pretty sure I am, friends are getting the tickets)

I don't think so, The Uthgardt are decended from the barbarian tribes brought from Ruathym by Uthgar merged with Netherese survivors brought west by The Bey of Runlatha. (All of this from Lost Empires of Faerun). You might try asking on Candlekeep

Spine of the World, North of the Ice Lakes, which lie between Luskan and Mirabar. It's on the maps from the North box set, which is available as a download from the WotC website.

He did have something which I assume erased the memory on the player.

On your off hand attack you only get half your strength bonus. So in the example above, your secondary hand attack wound only do +1 str damage.

I guess my question is why? I've been reading some of your threads, and you haven't even played a 3E game, so why don't you play out the system as it is before trying to find the extreme cases that let you have umpteen extra feats. Half the time, I can't even find feats I really want.

I'm not disagreeing with what you're saying, but why should it be our responsibility to grow the market?

They could try to help support and set up new programs similar to this: D&D Summer Camp Wouldn't have to cost to much to do.