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Does anyone know of a source for counters of smaller vehicles, like speeder bikes? EDIT: Found some speeder bikes: http://www.swminiatures.com/2007/01/09/speeder-bikes/

I loved the Map Folio 3-D, but a version that was as sturdy as the dungeon tiles, pre-cut, and fit together without glue would be much better.

What would this accomplish? You've already said that you aren't doing the same thing as Mearls when you create an NPC, and have different goals in mind. I'd much rather have the stat-block Mearls spent 90 minutes on than the one you copied out of the PHB2.

How else are we going to critique the WotC employees' physical appearance and fashion choices?

History does have a tendency to repeat itself. The fact that it's happened before just establishes the likelihood of it happening again.

The translation is that the changes were made for meta-game reasons, and the in-game explanation is open to interpretation. I'm not sure why it needs some specific explantation. There's plenty of stuff in the -real- world we can't explain, after all.

I'd buy it. From a business perspective, it'd probably be a more viable option for release on a handheld system, where less than state-of-art graphics are considered more acceptable. I just recently tried playing Pool of Radiance through a C64 emulator on my treo, but that turned out to be...

I was a Dungeon subscriber, and will subscribe to DDI for the adventures. I never read Dragon, and don't care much about the non-Dungeon areas DDI.

I think disagreement over how big a change 4e is comes from looking at the same issue from different angles. Those who see less change are looking only at the underlying concepts of the system- the things that generally stay the same in every d20 game. Those who see more change are looking at...

Almost all concepts on this basic of a level carry over from 3e to SWSE (and presumable 4e) with even less of a mechanical difference. It'd take much less work use a SWSE statblock in 3e that it would be to use a 1e statblock in 3e, and the same is true of the one 4e statblock we've seen.

I don't like the names, but if they're used in the PHB I'll use them in the game. My ability to enjoy the game isn't so fragile that something like this can threaten it. It's a much bigger issue in the world of internet speculation than it will be when we're sitting around the table.

I have a 2 person campaign with each player running two characters. It works fine for us, but the players especially love d20 character creation and optimization, and are efficient with in-game resource management. We tried gestalt characters at first, but I hated it because the balance with CR...

I like the Delve format, but I think it should be reserved for encounters that will most benefit from it, instead of being used for every single encounter in the adventure. How does it keep the DM from making adjustments on the fly? I didn't have trouble changing things around however I wanted...

Not to mention that the d20 logo is also on d20 modern and it's compatible products, and d20 Star Wars products.

I've always wondered what "move backward," "reverse," and "turn in place" were doing in a system that doesn't use facing.

Even if Scott is misusing the term OGL, this seems pretty specific:

I like it better that way, because I almost always print single-sided.

This analogy would make more sense directed at the concept of the d20 license.

Monte Cook achieved his status by: 1) Being far more active in the online d20/D&D community than the other 3e designers. 2) Using his position as a 3e designer as one of the main marketing point for his independent products. (in addition to releasing good stuff, of course.) It'll be...

I don't know, I kind of like the 80's-afternoon-cartoon look it has. It seems to fit the story, somehow.