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Yes, Gree'kar was a very cool character. Except for his little phrase box. In one of the Star Wars equipment books, there is a little box that characters can buy that speaks a number of pre-recorded phrases so that wookie or other alien that can't speak Galactic basic can get by. One of...

Let's forget all of the other misconceptions in the post and use this one as a good example. From the article, it's clear that the "two handed" keyword means that a small character can only use the weapon if the weapon also has the "small" keyword. So the short bow can be used by a small...

Wow. There is some creepy overlap between what I and my group do or plan to do and your stuff. Good to know it should work out. Is that "art box" from Kinkos?

Yes.

Some colleagues and I were joking last night that the next time we teach symbolic logic we should change the name of all the logical operators and other symbols used to random things like "tree", "tablecloth", and "banana".

I really don't understand what you mean by symmetry. Could you explain?

Good, bad, I'm the cleric with the radiant energy.

Why the whinging then? Seriously, don't change your campaign world. Either use 4E with your old campaign world or don't use it at all.

Well, no, since you can get something from a dragonmark that you can't get from a class and since there is no reason that dragonmarks can't be as powerful as multiclassing.

I have to recommend the Earthdawn trilogy that begins with The Longing Ring, too. They were written by Christopher Kubasik, a RPG designer, and they showcase some of the history of the game and some of the neater aspects of the world. The novels are also really interesting investigations into...

Well, given the history, he was trained as a fighter. Now "fighter" doesn't necessarily equal "Fighter". I just wanted to try to stat him up as straightforwardly as possible. Now I could accept that he was trained as a "fighter" but that was really a Ranger with the Dungeoneering skill rather...

Ummm... a first circle nethermancer could stop that windling pretty fast with bone dance. All the magician disciplines had ranged attacks. Anyway, I liked the system. It, like Legend of the 5 Rings, really reflected the metaphysics of the game world.

How horrible that people should like it.

That's dwarfism! Wait... that's not right...

Can somebody please report Darren's posts? He's simply being rude. On matters of actual substance, I think it is worth noting that there are probably Paragon tier versions of many of these feats and that these Paragon tier feats may have no prerequisite aside from being in the Paragon tier...

Drizzt Fighter multiclass with Rogue, picking up Ranger rather than a paragon path.

Kelpie

Why don't you discuss this here: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=225125

Oooh, let me! Let me! In the new system, you can't multiclass and make use of the same amount of feats that everyone else can. Am I right?

I think that it is only this solo fight that becomes static. Almost every version of it that I have seen takes place in what is effectively a bare room. Fights that will last a long time should be places in dynamic rooms or in rooms where combatants can make use of terrain. This is the case in...