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I hope it's a list of powers, like how we got the list of feats for 3.5.

wasn't talkin' about you, sir. ;)

I can't wait for 4th Ed. It's gonna come out at my local gaming store, I'll buy it and start playing. I'll probably like it because I've liked 90% of what I've read so far. [Others], however, will kick and cry and bitch and libel people who do so. [They] also won't buy the books - though...

Well, I don't care what 4E does as long as it addresses the issue of average wage. The way it is now, a laborer earns an average of 1sp/day. Comparing that to a recent US survey which stated that the average American laborer earns ~9.50$/hour and that boils down to a silver piece equaling about...

Necrotic refers to tissue death.

Hey hey, UK. :) I think maybe you are mistaken... from what I've gathered (with two 'elite' bulettes challenging a 4-person party), the following is closer to home: Elite Monsters = 2 PCs Standard Monsters = 1 PC Minions = 1/2 PC (?)

I voted for abominations since, realistically, they re the most default and can be used in the most campaigns.

To hell with individual painted covers, man. You'll be compiling them for the printer and all that time and effort would go to waste. Couple that with the fact that ASCENSION STILL ISN'T DONE and you begin to see the exasperation that painting four covers for one book creates. I don't think...

6' tall, 130 pounds?! Anorexia nervosa should also be a 'racial power'. :confused: On another note, I'll bet the Eladrin short-range teleport jumps the character up to 5 squares. I also bet that they have +2 Intelligence/+2 Charisma, +2 to Arcane and Knowledge skills, and a lifespan greater...

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That's been the clear implication as far as I know. 1 PC = 2 minion monsters (?) 1 PC = 1 monster 1 PC = 1/2 elite monster 1 PC = 1/4 solo monster

Tables are still off. Man, it's been a REAL LONG TIME for these kinds of mistakes to still be around.

So much for that update, eh? Not surprised. :p

Maybe 1 feat per relevant ability modifier?

It's tacky, blatantly over-optimized tripe?

Tact? Class? Taste? Good character building?

I'd love to see gunpowder mentioned in the core rules, even if it's slotted under an 'alchemy'/'gadget' power source. My only caveat would be that the damage dice be open-ended, to better-reflect the deadly nature of a searing-hot wad of lead launched at sonic speeds.

Given that in 3.x 11th-level was the bottom limit for being susceptible to the 'legend lore' spell, I'd prefer the term be used in favor of 'Paragon'. Heroes become Legends before they find their Epic destiny.

So... another six months, then?

Sounds great. I haven't been eager to check ENWorld in some time. :)