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1. roll the dice and let fate guide me to the class, then add the rest 2. pick a class that works well with what other people in the group are creating 3. pick a mini out of my giant box of PC minis and let that inspire me

will do :)

You're lucky I'm out of tar... ;)

Produce a Catoblepas mini in the next three years and all is forgiven. :D

It's still my favorite edition of the game. I still use as many settings and rules as I can get away with even in 3E and 4E. Nothing has inspired my RPG imagination more than the original DMG and the fantastic modules of the day. Greyhawk is still home nearly thirty years after I started there...

Now to revise and extend my remarks. ADULT BROWN DRAGON - new dragon that I want to try out, nice standard pose and I like the look of his scales **** AIR ARCHON ZEPHYRHAUNT - not even I'm convinced elementals need armor and weapons, look is a bit meh **1/2 AURAK DRACONIAN - say hello to my...

One of my players is a big 2e fan, and that's the one edition I don't like. Thankfully, we both enjoy 4e. :lol:

Maybe we just need some new ones? Let's have 2e and 4e fans fight it out while the 1e and 3e fans snipe at each other.

Very nice set, I love the visibles and the commons.

1. adventures 2. battlemaps for my minis 3. skill challenges, hopefully the DMG II will help me in this area 4. more delves would be nice too

I get that hilarity every month when they publish the sales figures for comic books.

I thought I was done buying D&D forever when 2e came out. :p

1. 1e 2. BCEMI 3. 4e 4. I guess non D&D would be here 5. 3e 6. 2e

I would play a long term 1E or BCEMI campaign. I would definitely NOT play a 2E game. I'd need to see the "old school" clones before I could make a decision.

Lots of fastballs, some curve balls, the occasional change up and the very rare screwball.

It bothered me about as long as it took for me to take out a pen and change the alignments to what I wanted. If I DM, chromatic dragons are evil and metallic dragons are good. End of discussion.

roughly this order... 1. Wizard 2. Paladin 3. Invoker 4. Cleric 5. Sorcerer 6. Bard 7. Warlord 8. Avenger 9. Ranger 10. Druid 11. Artificer 12. Shaman 13. Warlock 14. Warden the above would be the classes I'm willing to play 15. Swordmage 16. Fighter 17. Barbarian 18. Thief 19...

Mention anything with more than one "edition" on the internet and the nukes are launched. D&D, Star Wars, Star Trek, Dr. Who, comic books, etc. etc. I have been lectured to at B&N while perusing a 4E product. I've had 3e/4e edition wars cross over with comic book arguments, i.e. ..."You...

Ouch, now I remember why I buy them as singles.

I wish Gary Gygax had created a super hero game in the 1970s instead of D&D. :) Frankly, I find the "street level" wing of super heroes to be far more boring on average than their super powered cousins.