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No, but the ranger will have tons of martial arts stunts.

Chuck Norris can get more than +5 to his AC with Combat Expertise. Chuck Norris can use power attack with two-handed light weapons. Chuck Norris can store more than 10 characters in D&Di. Chuck Norris can beat Pun-Pun without breaking a sweat. Chuck Norris can literally break a sweat. Chuck...

Due to popular interest, Chuck Norris will be among the Deities covered in the PHB. His portfolio will cover Awesome, and Roundhoutse Kicks in the Face. His followers, which can be from all classes, will have access to abilities like roundhouse kick in the face, counting to infinity twice...

I think that unless you're from Italy and have written a book with that name, "Prince" sounds like wimp. Orcus agrees. :p

I hear it's deadly. A lot of old people go there and never come back! Plus, I read somewhere that Florida often has power outages, so the points of light in the darkness are those guys with generators. :p

I thought him being smack on the Monster Manual (in his Undying Swim Suit no less) would be a(n un)dead giveaway. :p

I would, but you're not German. And probably not old enough. You can't be a real Nazi. But since you're from San Francisco, I'll call you a Surf Nazi and hope you're hunted down by a cigar-smoking mama on a bike with a shotgun! :p

Bad analogy. D&D isn't meant to be competitive. In regards to different classes, it can't work that way unless the DM is playing favourites. You're turning it on its head: It's not about everyone being the highlight all the time. It's about no class being off the stage more than the absolute...

You're wrong twice over. First, it's not necessarily twinking. If it was, using halfling instead of human when playing a rogue would be twinking, too. And if it were twinking, it would be race-twinking :p Get your derogative straigt!

Good for you, but I'm sure you can understand why those who use something other than Windows are less than ecstatic about it. Again, you fail to see other people's perspective here. Sure, if something doesn't concern you, it won't upset you. But other people do like to use third-party stuff...

That would be my preferred method. Second is buying real boosters and getting a virtual booster thrown in for free, i.e. the figures you just got will be made available to you online. Nothing wrong with that, but I don't think that we should be forced to pay for actual "virtual boosters"...

Bah. No offense. You're picking on minorities. That's OSist! :p Why don't you go and insult the OS/2 users while you're at it. Yes, BOTH of them :p

Doubt it. It might even be that drow will lose their unique racial abilities. Some parts of Storm of the Dead read as if that would be the case for the FR, and they're explaining that in the Realms because they have to. It could be a core D&D change.

There's also Forest Gnomes in FR (the normal ones being Rock Gnomes)

Plus, you can't enforce it. With minis, sure, it works, because you've got the official tourneys, and you can't show up and play with smarties. But unless they start paying DMs to keep the Law, they can't keep anyone from printing the feats off the SRD and use whatever they want. And if they...

You can make a virtual mini of your character. It was even in the demo.

Not too concerned. Pagecount isn't everything. PHB: It's possible that we'll have a lot less spells than before, but those spells will be more versatile: Instead of Fireball, Lightning Bolt, Cone of Cold, and so on, we might just have Elemental Strike, and you can choose an energy type (just...

Playing per game: Sure, quality has its price, but I'm not sure whether that could be covered by the DMs subscriber fee. One at least must be a subscriber and thus spend money. Virtual boosters: If that's the only way to get different miniatures, and you have to buy them separately, I sure...

I'm sure they did. :cool:

Because the world's full of selfish bastards? :p