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And I was glad to see daggers get some love! The premier weapon of the backstabbing bastard.

Posting the whole thing is what took the precious 4 minutes! The mods will probably just merge the threads.

Dungeons of Dread Preview 5 is up on Gleemax, featuring the Howling Hag and the Angel of Valor:

Stephen Radley-Macfarland on keeping track of conditions in 4e :

There was this quote on Jennifer Clarke Wilkes developer blog: Most people guessed one feat at first and then at even levels. If it was a 4e character, of course.

It's in Races and Classes:

"So obscured" at this size.

Hard to see at this size, but there's something there. A dwarf and someone behind the dwarf, I think.

Why would anyone model Sherlock Homes as a 3.5 rogue? All Rogues in 3.5 come with the class abilities of Surprise Strike, Trapfinding, Evasion and Uncanny Dodge: for all the claimed flexibility in class skills there is no way to design a rogue without them. It's been a while since I read the...

It says 288 pages on Amazon. Edit: Saw it before I hit "post"

The "dragon book" mentioned by the Israeli source before Gencon is finally official. I think that's the last of his reveals. Also, chromatic is not necessarily evil in 4e.

This is something where we won't have to wait too long for answers: I can't see any way for the demo games at DDXP not to tell the players how the healing system works.

To shouts of surprise we discover that these are the same classes we knew about by the end of Gencon! And Spiked Chains.

As someone who's just played a bard all the way through Age of Worms, I think "gimmick" is a pretty good summary of the class. A couple of song-magic feats for wizards and sorcerers would be a fine replacement for 3.5.

If it is uses per day, then it sounds a lot like the healing mechanics in Earthdawn. In ED, a character's Toughness attribute sets base HP and the number of Recovery Tests per day - a Recovery Test is a roll to recover HP equal to the result - while the extra HP gained for the equivalent of...

In the Ampersand Rogue writeup it has this: Which makes it look like humans still get an extra feat at 1st.

Yeah, I know. I have the book as well. That's how I'm quoting from it. I was pointing out one of the things that appeared to have changed.

Because it's in the "What's New with the Rogue" article by Mike Mearls, in the "Rogue" section of R&C, and it says "Rogues get a flat bonus..."

In R&C it says: That seems to be gone. I can see why: it would have pushed the "clever rogue" archetype, but would have added quite a bit of MAD.