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I thought they did include Abercrombie?

^This. They have George RR Martin but not Erikson, curses. Also I have really enjoyed R Scott Bakker's books (The Prince of Nothing series) and Mark Lawrence's books (The Broken Empire Series).

I took care of it.

Most contracts have fines written into them for breaking street date, having said that it almost never happens (I can't think of a single time it has happened).

Paladin (Oath of the Ancients) undecided between elf and half-elf. In fact the party looks to be somewhat earth/forest themed Ranger Druid Bard (Loremaster) who is the historian for a Druidic circle the last charcter we don't know yet.

I think by now the neighbors have called the cops on the weird people standing around outside lighting torches, grabbing pitchforks, and yelling "Give me the PHB or give me Death".

Here is a quote from this website "In August, with the release of the Player’s Handbook, Basic D&D will expand to include the essential monsters, magic items, and DM rules needed to run the game, along with the rules for wilderness, dungeon, and urban adventuring." Read more...

While I agree that "could" be bad for sales, I think that your idea of putting the info in a digital magazine would be rather bad for profits, as it would only get them a minimal amount of money (say $5-10) when instead they could sell a campaign setting for $20-30, while they wouldn't sell as...

My ideal release schedule from them in 2015 would look like this: February: Large Adventure March PHB2/UA June: Large Adventure August: FR Box Set September: Large Adventure October: FR Splatbook November: Large Adventure Keep releasing novels throughout the year. Then in 2016 releasing 2...

Or a Cleric who was never quite good enough as a fighter to be a Paladin.

Historically throughout D&D it has been that way not that there aren't some LG elves and some chaotic dwarves but it has generally been that way as a loose guide. I agree that he can do what he wants, but he gives no reason besides I said so, and as a player that is a rough pill to swallow...

So you think that Paladins should be LG and that elves should be Paladins while dwarves shouldn't? Yet elves are by nature more chaotic and dwarves more lawful, and your reasoning is you don't see the "stunty-race" Paladin thing? Wow, I hope that isn't the logic you use with you players. Why...

While my campaign will be in a homebrew world, I am excited/scared for how/if they will do Dragonlance. I feel that TSR and WoTC could have done much more to the world and some of the plot lines have been rough after the original companions. I still have very fond memories of this book:

They were bound to be disappointed. I think that there will be less splat than other editions but splat-free is quite wishful thinking on their part. I think that we will see 1-2 splat books a year but that is ok with me.

There is nothing wrong with a group of 6 (and 7 works but you might need to slightly increase the challenge) as most adventures are made for 4-6 characters. A party of 6 could be 2 front line warriors (think heavy fighter, barbarian or Paladin) 2 damage oriented characters (think Rogue...

Took care of it for you.

I didn't think that it was Kitiara in the picture. Spoiler: I thought that it was the women from the mage's memory that he was sent to save.

Double Post. Sorry.

I don't think a DM should always run a PC but there are times that it is needed and adds to the overall enjoyment. I have played in small groups (1 DM and 2 players) where the players each played 2 PC's and the DM played one. The key is that the DM needs to let the other players make the...