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The wisdom of suing your hardware provider should be interesting to see to say the least.

The world between the net and the $ is vast. Hell, you'd think Harry Potter and Twilight were massive financial failures based on internet chatters.

With the pantheon of strikers out there, where does the healing come from? What methods do you use to insure that the damage done isn't quickly nerfed as several of the strikers tend to be like the glass ninja, deadly but not tanked on hit points or armor class. (Note, not saying it's not...

Assassin class = striker Paladin class = striker Vampire class = striker I know there areo ther builds in the book, but damn, it's not like we were suffering a dearth of strikers to begin with. Can the effort on leaders and controllers be put a little more to the forefront the next time...

Why is this part of the RPG Industry Forum and isn't it's base assumption, one of opinion, going to just start up editionitis?

In terms of miniature support, has WoTC thought about leasing out the official D&D license? Reaper covers both Pathfinders and Savage World now for example, and I know in the past Ral Partha had a license among others. In terms of D&D, are there any other plans for licensed material? While...

Why have the online magazines not been honed in focus to fill the holes brought in by Essentials? For example, support for magic items with the new rariety system. Support for Themes, introduced in Dark Sun many months ago. Monstrous support for Epic Play, etc... Is there anything WoTC can...

The 'best' thing that could happen to Fortune cards, in my opinion, is tha they do what Paizo do and decide that random isn't the way to go and sell them in complete sets.

? You quoted me asking if these maps would be available in retail stores but seemed to skip the answer?

Will these be available to retail store?

Pretty much the dreaded ditto post. It's like when they put some of the other articles that are only talking about what's coming up behind the paywall. Marketing meet ignorance.

People are eager to see the new themes, an idea introduced in Dark Sun and this being the new hard cover with new information, is bound to have a lot of themes and probably ties into some Dragon online support for themes. After all, the point of online publishing is that you can quickly cater...

Go with the movie Legion and make it Angels. the big G has had enough and its time to end it and start again.

C. J. Sansom's first book in the Shardlake series, Dissolution, deals with murder in the church and has a few mysteries in and of itself. Reads very good.

I'm not mad about it. I just want to know if WoTC is doing a whole month of April fool's stuff or if they have a real issue coming out.

The real interesting thing I think about the fiction line is the rebranding as Dungeons and Dragons first and whatever next. This goes for books that have been reprinted too. Branding at work.

Am I the only one who finds the Rule of Three very wishy washy on some on their answers? I mean, if you're going to be that wishy washy, don't answer the question because hey, guess what, you, yeah, that's right, didn't answer the question. Well, that question can be looked at this way, but did...

To me, that idea pretty much ignores the 'utility' of being online in that April Fool is a one day event and the print version didn't necessarily have the option of only doing one article but rather a themed issue. If they're not going to bother putting the content into a monthly magazine...

Sounds pretty sweet. The power of the OGL supporting older editions amuss me to no end because I tell ya, 4e could certainly use some more adventure support like this.

I see that the Dragon mag still has the joke stuff going on and Dungeon hasn't been updated to April yet. Unless the joke stuff is Dragon's real Toc...