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Action Points: I'd like it in some form, one can of Popeye spinach each session Critical Fumbles: and usually a humorous effect when it happens too Critical Hits: keep them, players love the "home run" Exotic Weapons: no interest Feats: resigned to them Gender based ability maximums: no comment...

I prefer the AD&D 9 alignments and the unaligned option. I'd like it complete with mechanical effects on the game including spells, class abilities and class restrictions.

I'd like to have that line drawn here. Hopefully it's one of those things WOTC pledges to "look in to" as an option, but they never get around to it.

I voted for Vancian magic, saving throws, magic missiles that never miss, action points, critical hits and fumbles, morale rules and system shock. The rest I can do without, but I'm not going into a rage if they're included.

Hopefully I don't have to pay six million dollars (in 1974 dollars) for this game.

I like random. Given my golf game, Lord knows I'm used to it. :hmm:

NEVER! I wouldn't even buy used textbooks in college if they had been marked.

I need to go check youtube and see if Hitler has found out about 5th Edition yet.

Hasbro had it inserted into the back of the Obama Health Care Act. As of 2014, all D&D games (including Patherfinder) must be 5th Edition. ;)

my top 3 played 1. wizard 2. paladin 3. cleric others played ranger, illusionist (and other specialists), sorcerer, druid, warlock, avenger, invoker, swordmage, shaman, warden, monk and elf In over three decades of playing I've never been a fighter, thief, barbarian or assassin. I have also...

I can see them releasing a basic box set with just these four classes followed very quickly by a PHB that has a lot more. If 5e is about unifying the editions, there will need to be a lot of 4e races and classes available to play right from the start.

While playing the campaign requires the whole team, character creation does not. For new players it is usually just me and the player, no one else waiting around impatiently for the game to start.

I'd like to see all the non d20s used more. Unify the editions, unify the dice!

human, elf, half-elf, dragonborn, deva, eladrin and dwarf

I'm in favor of lots of benefits and lots of restrictions for races and classes. If the dwarven wizard and chaotic good paladin are left on the side of the road, so be it.

A small kitchen sink, more like a bathroom sink. If there's demand for the non classic D&D races/ classes I'll include them. Dragonborn were so popular for 4e I kicked the gnomes out of Greyhawk's Kron Hills and installed them there. That's a big exception though. While my players love to make...

I like elves to be Spock to a humans Kirk.

I prefer my ranger with spells. As a class I'd like to play, the ranger has taken the biggest fall from 1e to now.

I'd like to keep minions and rituals around. I'd also liked the teamwork aspect of 4e groups. Leaders were my second favorite group to play after controllers. I hope a lot of the the new classes, races and monsters are kept around.