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DiceFreaks, the collection of various Epic level fanatics, has the Unavoidable Spell Epic feat. Adds 7 levels to a spell, but turns it from a Reflex save into a "Save: None" spell.

Gelatinous Cube Pseudodragon Spawn of Kyuss - anyone who's tried to run Age of Worms knows how badly this one is needed, especially as a Common or at worst Uncommon Avolakia - almost as badly needed for AoW Half-Celestial Paladin - or some other male winged warrior in full plate with a sword A...

As long as it's written by Bruce Cordell, then absolutely, without question, and it would probably be the one WotC book I'd be looking forward to the most that entire calendar year.

That pretty much sums up my answer.

You didn't play Spelljammer in its heyday, did you? When you can have ships designed by gnomes and powered by giant hamsters the size of cows running around on wheels attached to the outside of the ships, hippo people aren't the worst/weirdest thing about a setting.

And Tchazzar is in Dragons of Faerun, alive and now immortal thanks to 12 levels in Dragon Ascendant, making him a Quasideity (DvR 0). I really like Dragon Magic, but I still want a straight answer on Dragonfire Adepts and Metabreath feats - it looks like they can't take them, while Dragon...

70+. Basically everything 3.x in hardback except Ghostwalk. Yes, I know. I have a problem. I'm working on it... but then they had to go and release WotDQ so now I'm also a minis addict, too.

Pelor save us from Incarnum. Epic is weird, odd, but it just "feels" better to me. Yes, it has its problem, but Incarnum just doesn't "feel" like D&D - GURPS maybe, but not D&D. Tome of Magic, Tome of Battle, those add-on systems have a decent D&D feel, but Incarnum just doesn't fit.

My old hacker alias, thanks to my being a major physics nerd back in high school. And by old, I mean the days when 2400 bps dial-up was a fast connection. ('95 or so.)

My feelings exactly. Ugly marilith (Reaper's is still the best out there - http://www.reapermini.com/gallery/2600s/2633_G), and do we really need more kobolds, but otherwise a good looking set.

A bicycle in Sharn, Ptolus, maybe, but a bike in Waterdeep? Fuhgeddaboudit. Next you'd expect us to believe unicycles, or mimes. *shudder* Or Gnomish mime unicyclists.

And... pre-ordered. Just got my gargantuan black today and I'm very happy with it, so the blue is a no-brainer for me at this point.

Just got mine today, but I had it on their slow boat to China free shipping - ordered it before I finally broke down and joined Amazon Prime. Awesome mini. Heck, it's awesome enough that my wife's reaction to it wasn't "oh god, how much did that cost?" like I had feared, but instead "Wow...

The total number in development was 1250 items. (500 + 750 = 1250). After editing out the lamest 250 and duplications and such, the final number for the release version is 1000, give or take.

43000 square feet, hmmm? The floor of the RCA dome has always been unused thusfar for GenCons... assuming they schedule it around Colts pre-season games.

0069. Oh, the joke possibilities.

I thought the nigh-infinite hours put into The Gates of Hell might get DiceFreaks some recognition, but I guess it can be chalked up to more of the anti-Epic bias.

#127. Pre-ordered on... September 7th, after checking my confirmation email.

The general idea of the Favored Soul is fine, a spontaneous divinecaster, but the execution of it is just lame. That being said, death to Incarnum! I voted Totemist.

Bought two boxes last night, got the fiendish spider (cool, but not wahoo! worthy or anything) and the fire elemental (sweet!) as my huges, plus the clawfoot rider, the stirge, the small copper dragon, and the fang dragon. I may sell the Fang on eBay, seeing as paizo sells singles of it for 30...