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Book of Taverns from Necromancer Games is the best resource I've seen so far about taverns. http://www.rpgnow.com/product/882/Book-of-Taverns?term=book+of+taverns&it=1

You get minimum 1 HP at level up.

It's the same as why many MMOs are leaving huge raids behind. It's much easier to gather 4-5 people to play and coordinate them in multiplayer.

It's also highly possible, that IGN screwed up the title, and it's called Sword Coast Legends. ;)

There is a new D&D videogame coming to PC in 2015 from n-Space and Digital Extremes. http://www.ign.com/articles/2015/02/12/new-dungeons-dragons-game-storm-coast-legends-coming-in-2015?utm_campaign=fbposts&utm_source=facebook

PLOT TWIST! http://www.ign.com/articles/2015/02/12/new-dungeons-dragons-game-storm-coast-legends-coming-in-2015?utm_campaign=fbposts&utm_source=facebook

Maybe in WoW. :)

This is something I really like about the Wilderlands. It's a dangerous world where only the fittest survive. If someone reached 40 years, you can be sure that he has seen and survived things. You might mess with the average peasant, but the innkeeper will surely have a few levels in a class.

Some people can be bullied. Some will retaliate and might be bullies themselves.

Running kickstarters is also a good way to lose prestige if you aren't an indie developer. It says "we badly need your alms to make this game". Which is a shame after NWN2, KotOR II, and Fallout: New Vegas.

The DMG has already guidelines for this. Tinkering with monster abilities is actually far easier, than creating one from scratch: remove or add whatever you want, then check the tables on 280-282 about how that changes CR.

I'm pretty sure the D&D novels produced far more money in the nineties, than the rulebooks.

You mean all previous editions, and generally are rpg books are unfinished products? Actually yes, they are in some way. And that's in my eyes a feature, not a bug. I don't want rules for everything, because I can't handle them and keep them all in my head. I want rules for the basics that I can...

I think some people are nostalgic for the campaign settings of 2e, but forget about the poorly written splatbooks, crappy adventures, and of course Lorraine Williams. The last time TSR was hobbyist was maybe during the early 1e era, and even then they were quite unfriendly even with third party...

I would license Eye of the Beholder to Almost Human.

It seems pretty complete and fully playable to me...

Knowing how much time the PCs spend in sewers in my campaigns it's cheaper to tell them not to shower for a few weeks.

Unfortunately his abilities are on the other page not in the excerpt. Still, the aasimar and eladrin races are there in the DMG.

Your writing style imrpoved, well done. Now let's practice some attitude...

Please use less ALL-CAPS and exclamation marks... It won't make your post seem more important, people won't think that it deserves more attention, but it does make you look like some annoying teen or an angered grandma on the internet.