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Wait, what? You have 12 that are good or neutral and 9 that are evil, yet that proves your point? You are massaging that information to fit your view of death not what you just posted. You can have that view if you want but it definitely doesn't match the numbers that you just posted.

It does not go on sale next week. Even the early release stores wouldn't be having it till August 8th which is about 2.5 weeks away and Amazon won't release it till August 19th which is about 4 weeks away. Nice try.

As it stands right now you are correct, but in this day and age with how fast information spreads it could become a problem for them (not this thread in particular but the leak of the "alpha" copy of the PHB and if it turns people off from the game that might have been interested). Now it most...

Actually it is called PR(or in some cases damage control) but you are right the head in the sand theory is so much better. Also just because they have been working on something for 6 months doesn't mean that they have changed the parts that people are complaining about, but you know that would...

Maybe they are confusing it with Eldarin which is the language of the Eldar from Lord of the Rings.

So the previous editions were the equivalent of the Paladin while this edition is the Bard?

The stronger person weakened it enough enough (softened it up, stressed it, etc) so that the weaker person could open it.

Where is the price for bottled water in D&D Basic? I want my character to be a bottled water salesman fighting off the encroachment of the soda companies into his territory. /Ragequit

I really like the DMG.

Everyone knows that Turn Undead is overpowered in this edition, so they would send clerics to destroy your zombies.

It starts at "to customize a background....." Under customizing a background The full sentence is " To customize a background, you can replace one feature with any other one, choose any two skills, and choose a total of two tool proficiencies or languages from the sample backgrounds. You can...

B: So you are really upset about how alignment has changed which makes playing your Paladin difficult? I: You misunderstood the point, if WoTC tries to make it more general it will piss of some people and if they make something too specific that is hard to customize they piss off others, not...

Or they are putting a wonderful base class in that you can customize any way you want just as you can customize Fighter, Wizard, Rogue, Bard, Cleric, Druid, Rangers, etc. They are providing the template and you can add whatever you want to it. I think it is funny that people are bitching...

I guess it depends on your mind-set. I always thought that there should be different Paladins just as this edition is doing there should be Champions of Law (LG), Champions of Good (NG), Anti-Paladin (LE), etc. Not that these name fit perfectly but I always view that their is room for multiple...

Oddly enough I always viewed NG as the "true" good alignment because it wasn't beholden to Law or Chaos but was free to do what works best to make sure that Good triumphed.

They allow Paladins to be any alignment instead of the only true way to play them which is LG. :rant: RageQuit P.S. am I doing this right?:uhoh:

Well I already told my story of my womanizing Paladin so, I once played a LG Paladin that couldn't stand to lie or be around people that were lying as his facial expression would give it away (think Sheldon in the Big Bang Theory when being asked to lie) it led to some very awkward role-playing...

I think that Hussar's point is that players more or less negotiate at the same level (one doesn't really have more power than the other) while DM's negotiate from a stronger standpoint from the players and thus can force things upon them. That it isn't truly a negotiation so much as a play it...

I think the maps are a great idea and you can't go wrong with the pizza with beer/soda (though you could theme the beer around the game if players are open to different beers such as wychwood Hobgoblin or King Goblin). There would be nothing wrong with having beef jerky and dried fruit as...

So let me see if I understand this correctly. You want to run a campaign that isn't in a D&D world but you want Wizards to tailor the rules to perfectly fit your world so that you don't have to do much work. Did I miss something? The change you mention about Clerics and worshiping God's seems...