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cause we dont have too roll for everything it gets old. i like rolling the d20 and then adding my bonus. but now that i think of it it wouldn't be too hard to house rule and say "you get the average (rounded up) from your skill dice as a skill bonus" so it doesn't matter too much. I can even see...

i wouldn't mind having skills get bonuses like this, or somthing close to this, because the dice rolling thing is too much

did forgotten realms get it that bad?

why not all of the old ones, starting with the most popular and working down to the least popular?? after that they can start making new ones

even though when they released the 4th playtest they said they are going to find a way to give wizards more ways to use spellcasting?

what about hack-and-slash players? the only reason they will take a race is because it will boost them in combat. there for its not RP its HnS

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0c8Z_ll1j4 i learned my lesson, this isn't necessary

this made me smile. It would work perfectly too so i thank you. As for how they took the fortress the question never came up at the table so i never really thought of that. However it was established long before we started out campaign that the elves were loosing ground. A lot of undead and a...

"Well this wasn't the way to go," says Alek, "Lets circle back to last room and then head......east? he suggests

ya i figured that out, but that was never my intention. i was being sarcastic about WoW and didn't want to offend anyone. I'm sorry that i did guys, really. but back to the complexity of character creation: with the exception of skill dice (which should go back to the simple +3 and have mods...

this whole site down thing is really screwing with everything :P im just going to start the next encounter tomorrow morning and we'll see who shows up for initiative. Until then....see ya

but why? if people want a simple RPG they can play WoW. I enjoy the complexity of having options. Or are we talking about two different types of complexity?

but whats the fun of a simple edition? I like having my options

exactly my point. Its all just stuff that we have had to do before. In the end, in the released core, I'm sure most of the stuff will be on the same page or two. We wont have to go to different chapters of the book to find what we are looking for, it'll all be right there.

You pick a race, class, background, and a feat. Am i missing something? Why are people saying its so hard?

Next time my full group is together for DnD i will be charged with DMing. The group is currently part of the elven army and have been told that they are laying siege to a fortress that they built, and then was captured by undead and shard-kai. The Elves built the fortress so that it wouldn't be...

"I agree. Lets move southward."​ says Alek

I love the high level stuff though. It shouldn't be completely dumbed. When DDN comes out i wanna convert my level 11 (higher level by then) dragon sorcerer from PF to DDN and feel like i've gained something, not lost it

as long as the preclasses dont take away from my core class or multi-class (so just lay over my classes as a extra layer of awesome) and my core classes get fun and cool things like they did in pathfinder, then ill be fine

was hoping for a legacy system to play with in this packet but im okay with waiting to see how that'll work. hoping to see the classes get more abilities to pick from as they level up but again can wait for this. Glad to have my red dragon in the bestiary although the dragons should have things...