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Let's see... almost all Dark Sun adventures, almost all Planescape adventures, almost all Spelljammer adventures, almost all Ravenloft adventures, almost all 3E adventures, almost all 4E adventures, most B and X modules... I'd say I bought 11+ per setting!

Yes I know, what I wanted to say is more "we really really want to buy them because we make a living out of them". The basic rules are free. So in order to make any money they have to sell the big 3, which you sell only once, and are optional (even if I suspect most gamers will buy them...

I have to say I didn't expect that much free material online. Character creation up to lev 20. The 4 basic classes. The 4 basic races. Some monsters. Some DM stuff. What intrigues me most is that the must be EXTREMELY confident in the value of their adventures, since they are the only products...

Meh, if the second setting is Ravenloft, then it's quite too easy... "While you walk, the mist seems to surround you..."

I think multi-platform simply means that they will push the D&D brand in every channel thay can manage. The pen & paper game, of course, but also a videogame, comics and novels. Who knows, maybe even a new movie or animated show. This aside, I really hope they will develop a good tablet based...

I'd like cantrips to be at will but require you to wield a wand, orb or whatever "implement" is defined in 4E. Maybe a little Harry Potterish, but I think it makes sense that since you don't have to prepare them like other spells you need some other focus. That would put them on par with...

I read it daily. It's my landing page because i actually READ it. :) I like to get a concise recap of my areas of intersts (new playtest package? Interesting review? New L&L) with a link I can immediately click.

Perhaps I think that the "disconnection" that many people have with "why do I have to start at level 3??!!?" could be fixed simply by starting again the level numbering at each tier. So you'd have: Apprentice 1, Apprentice 2 (who knows, maybe Apprentice 3...) Then you make the grade and start...

This. Don't have tablet or eBook reader. Plus I only print files whose last modified date is more recent than that of the last packet.

Honestly, I could live with all of Paladin, Ranger, Assassin and Warlord as either classes or specialties, but I guess the first two will be made as classes are "hybrid", in the sense that they mix martial and magic abilities (at least in some of the builds), so they are more complex, while the...

The problem is when you're not in a stress-free environment, such as in the middle of a dungeon exploration or a time critical mission such as "stop the evil cleric ritual before the next new moon", which are quite common scenarios.

If you want anything that at least resembles "natural" healing, then you'd need weeks or months to recover from a fight gone bad. Unless you set for a "after one night, all XPs are back" style a la 4E, which is what many people do not like, of course, but that's hardly realistic. In all other...

Like combat ans skills, every character needs healing. It's a transversal need. No class should be mandatory. If you don't have a rogue, you can design dungeons without traps. Not common but perfectly feasible. The DM can just add more monsters. If you don't have a fighter or a wizard, the DM...

No, you can find the previous ones at the bottom of the page. The entries are not sorted by issue number.

It seems only #9 to #12 are available in color print

Pardon me, but I'm clicking all the 4E links, and the only buying coices I have are ZIP file or watermarked PDF...

I'm sorry, maybe I'm a little dense but the only one I can find in paperback is the 3.5 version??? http://www.rpgnow.com/product/60515/War-of-the-Burning-Sky%3A-The-Complete-Campaign-%28D%26D-3.5%29?cPath=266_4202

There's no softcover edition of WotBS for 4E, for what I know.

As a backer, I have to say I'm a little disappointed by the last stretch goal. Since I have absolutely no interest in a Pathfinder version of the Adventure path. I'd be much more interested in a paperback edition of the 4E version, though!

Ditto with Tomb of Horrors. So I was disappointed when I finally could read it. Different strokes, I guess.