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Would it be too much to ask to have those PDFs posted with the errata (i.e. the Clerics missing at will power and fixed skill modifiers)? In any case, thanks Mike!

We're planning on playing KotS this weekend and I know the first thing that is going to happen is that the Rogue is going to want to ditch that dagger for a short sword. Do we have stats one? Also, does anyone have a link to the weapons update on the D&D site? I can't find anything on their...

Just curious what happened as there was countdown and everything and then nothing. This still on track or on the back burner now?

Rock on! I love you Amazon. :) May 20, 2008 04:45:00 AM TAMAQUA PA US Out for delivery

3 towns away? Big deal. The closest store to me is like 60 miles and they don't regularly order anything. It makes me so mad. I've been close to opening a gamestore myself because there are two colleges really close and I think it might do well, but then I could forget about being a publisher...

The font that was on the cover of all of the core books was custom, but it was never really a font. It was a series of .eps files you had to manipulate to create the word you were trying to create. It was really annoying. I know because I did the CD booklet for the D&D Soundtrack. The fonts...

It's Ravenna and very similar. Why did you decide to do your own? Just curious.

So Walden Books has it, but they can't find it. ~sigh~ I'll just wait for my Amazon order to come in... :(

It says he has a longbow and then it says your crossbow has a range of...

Just went out to the mall and Waldenbooks doesn't open till 12:00. WTH?

So we heard enough on the rules, what about the physical product itself? How's the art, layout, etc. Do things seem easy to find? What about the paper stock? There were a lot of complaints on the paper for KotS, is it the same case for the PHB?

Is that the one with Belit? I don't remember that. I'll have to read it again. The whole heart of Yag-Koska is debatable. I'd say it's more that the heart used him. I have no problem with fundamentals of magic though. I have a problem with knowing everything there is to know about any given item...

Eh, somewhat. The artist in me wants to agree, but saying that one image and a paragraph is enough to get across even the fundamentals of a race is seriously stretching it at best. OK, let's look at it your way. Let's say that people will change their buying habits and buy into this whole core...

Were there any other feats like say to grant an extra attack?

FTW!

What book was that? And are we talking Robert E Howard as the author or someone else?

To use them in an encounter? Nothing. To craft a good story around them or understand where they live, what they look like, or know what they do you need more. Granted some of that stuff can and should be reserved for a Campaign Book, but I feel like there should be MORE. Again, for people that...

As it pertains to this, my definition is somewhat complicated. For me, 4e is going into two different directions. First, is the simplification with rules and making the system easier to play and understand. That's a good thing. I'm really happy with almost all of the mechanical changes. The...

Its a "magic" sword. Wizards know magic. I'm not saying the Wizard knows how to use the sword or anything like that, he knows what the magic in it is and does. So much for having an intelligent conversation on something. What a cop out. Blame it all on my prejudice. Whatever... I said...

I'm not falling into any traps. You look at the descriptions of the monsters in the Monster Manual and you tell me those aren't dumbed down from the previous editions. I like simple and easier. Hell, I've been doing game design for a long time, but a lot of the flavor of the game is being yanked...