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It's technically true but incapacitated seems to always be part of a more serious condition (paralyzed, petrified, stunned, unconscious) that specifies you can't move.

It's going to be a long wait until next Friday.

I just re-read the PHB section and I believe that Syntallah was initially correct. At 11th level, a monk would have 11 ki points and would be able to use eternal mountain defense twice between rests. The table and paragraphs on page 80 only applies to spells that increase in potency if they're...

No, it's fine as it is what it is, but the last poll option needs fixing.

See "Box of Flumph" from Dungeon 118.

I said on twitter the other day that from 3e, I'd like to see Luck, Magic, and Travel. I can take or leave the Animal, Plant, and alignment domains.

I don't have my PH in front of me, but the EK isn't solely restricted to just abjuration and evocation spells; at several levels they can choose spells from any school (I believe four times including at 3rd).

This week they explore L. Sprague de Camp's book Lest Darkness Falls, which I haven't read. I knew it was an important book in the alternate history genre, but this discussion does little to elevate it on my must read list...

Today brings us to Roger Zelazny and the first book of the Amber series: http://www.tor.com/blogs/2013/07/advanced-readings-in-dad-roger-zelazny

This week, they cover August Derleth, who I think is one of the more controversial figures that Gygax listed in Appendix N. However, I think that they give him a pretty fair shake. http://www.tor.com/blogs/2013/07/advanced-readings-in-dad-august-derleth

New copies are hard to find, but you can find used ones pretty easily, especially online.

This week covers Jack Vance and his Dying Earth series: http://www.tor.com/blogs/2013/07/advanced-readings-in-dad-jack-vance

This week's installment explores Edgar Rice Burroughs and his John Carter of Mars series: http://www.tor.com/blogs/2013/07/advanced-readings-in-dad-edgar-rice-burroughs

This week, they discuss Fritz Leiber's Fafrd and Gray Mouser stories, which is kind of cool since I finished Swords and Deviltry last week. http://www.tor.com/blogs/2013/07/advanced-readings-in-dad-fritz-leiber

I thought that this may be of some interest to folks here...Tor.com (the SF/F book publisher) is hosting a blog series that explores the books and authors that Gary Gygax listed in Appendix N of the 1e AD&D DMG (aka Inspirational Reading). So far, they've discussed Robert E. Howard and his...

According to Mike Mearls, they're still in the game, they were just omitted from the packet by mistake.

I thought that both of last month's magazines were fantastic. BTW, if everyone isn't using the caldron magen to gank the squishy controller hiding behind the defender, I've failed as a writer and designer! :)

I did not write the article attributed to me in next month's Dragon, but I hope everyone enjoys the newly converted monsters!

I too have an article in this month's Dragon; it was fun doing conversions of monsters from the Known World/Mystara setting.

If you are hidden from your target, you have advantage on your attacks.