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Hi, I'm calling in from the 21st Century here. In this era, we don't assume that husbands control what their wives might be "exposed" to, as that puts the wife on the level of a child, not an adult. Certainly I think talking to the female player first, instead of going through her husband...

That doesn't sound like respect at all. It sounds like patronizing male chauvinism of the type that drives women away from the hobby in droves.

Stopping aliens from helping the Axis is kind of boring. Better would be stopping the aliens from helping the Allies.

Woo hoo! Hengeyokai are in the builder now!

Why would such a figure be a particularly good moral archetype for a fantasy roleplaying game? Do such entities exist in the related fantasy fiction? Is it fun to play? Does it open up a set of gaming options that might not otherwise exist? If you ask me, the "maintain the balance" alignment...

Stag Helm and Premonition Ring both give increases to Passive Perception (and not to Perception in general).

No, it's one mind in two bodies.

Class rarity was not invented by the SA leaker; it's from what WotC has said about D&D Next.

I must be weird or something, because I don't see one-hour adventures as desirable in any way.

This rule-of-three filled me with more "do not want" than the SA leak.

I played it today. We went long on time and had done over 200 points to the T-Rex, and half our party was still up, so the DM gave it to us as a win. After things collapsed, my pixie ninja was using the ballista to shoot dinosaurs, pew pew!

Not me, especially not with the "macho" tone you're dripping all over this post.

I'm really, really hoping that they make major changes during the playtest period.

That's a feature, not a bug. Those traditional spells are traditionally awful.

Actually, the average for 4d6 drop 1 is 12.24, while the average for 5d6 drop 2 is 13.43.

This sounds like a good suggestion for a 3.x game but I sincerely hope that the concept of "CR" will be dumped in 5e.

I'm a bigger fan of synergy between race and class, rather than forcing each member of a certain race and class into a predefined box (e.g. all fighter-dwarves use hammers and axes). So I'd rather not see each class have "here's the little fiddling bonus you get for your race choice" especially...

I really hope the AD&D bard doesn't come back.

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I think the "gloating" point of view should be highly discouraged, apart from exceptions such as Lair Assault.