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This is somewhat mitigated by the fact you can no longer purchase most magic items per RAW. Got to spend that money on something...

I'm actually pleased with the change I noticed. I mean, I see what WotC was trying to do, but I didn't feel it was really all that necessary.

I'd think about adapting the DMG2 companion character rules to do this.

The Excecutioner would be in next month's release.

Something I noticed right away, when I clicked on "Create Custom Character/Home Campaign" it skipped past the screen asking me what role I wanted to use and took me directly to the list of character classes.

Technically, there is no take 20 in 4e. I really enjoyed this article and plan to implement it in a future campaign (or something like it, as I plan on giving my characters a very rundown castle at 1st level); there's just enough details available to be able for players to make it there own...

Ask and ye shall receive: Content in the Character Builder

Maybe, but the first sidebar seems to indicate that this was an outgrowth of a seminar that happened at GenCon 2009.

Technically, they said to pay attention to the product catalog in the near future, but nothing concrete.

MM3, Monster Vault, Demonomicon, and the Dark Sun Creature Catalog are the published books using the new damage values and layout (the DDI magazines have also used them since sometime last summer).

Were these books actually ever removed from Amazon? Because the Amazon frontpage is telling me that I should preorder the Class Compendium and Mordenkainen's Magnificient Emporium right now as of a minute ago.

This...Hey, I'm all for meeting deadlines, but the dates on the editorial calendar were never actual deadlines. IMO, the only real deadline is the date that the monthly compilation is released, which is why people freaking out when articles moved around the calendar never made much sense to me...

They're probably doing this because many people kept on disregarding the previous disclaimer, that the Calendar was a living document that was always subject to change and then whipped themselves into a frenzy of complaint over on the WotC boards, kind of like how this thread is likely to...

I found it over at the Wizards site, though I don't remember them releasing anything but the pregens in that zip file. You can get it here.

FYI, this article was cut from the final compilation.

There are currently two 4e DS adventures in Dungeon, "The Vault of Darom Madar" (Issue 181) and "Revenge of the Marauders" (Issue 183). The only other official 4e adventure that I'm aware of is the one was released for the DS gameday, Bloodsand Arena.

That's how I'd rule it too (and I believe its probably the RAI anyways); still a neat trick though.

Yes, you can do this in the web-builder. In this case, for non-Essentials characters, the CB defaults to options from Non-Essentials sources. Click the "Show Additional Options" box and you'll get the full list of wizard at-will powers, including beguiling strands and the other powers from HotFL.

I was reviewing the power in the Compendium and while it doesn't directly specify that you are limited to one re-roll, it seems to me that the RAI was for one re-roll. That's how I would rule it until the power is errata'd.

Can't you just swap a standard cleric at-will like lance of faith for one of the ones granted by your domain? They're all listed as "Cleric Attack 1" so I thought that was doable. I know the CB won't let you do that right now, but I'm not exactly going to trust it as a source at this point and...