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No MME items? Sad. However, new monster builder has allowed me to start updating Dragonlance monsters. Fun fun fun!

I think the one major thing being overlooked here is being good people and congratulating Monte on his return to Wizards of the Coast. Seriously, can't we just wish him well without all the doomsaying and prognosticating? I swear, the D&D community as a whole is downright toxic nowadays. We...

Awesome! More examples so I can write Dragonlance themes.

By the way, I am working on a proposal for Dungeon and Dragon magazine for Dragonlance. Hopefully WotC will accept it. It will be set in the post-Legends timeframe.

I am championing the idea of returning to the time period just after Legends. It worked for Dark Sun, it would probably work here.

Why would that piss people off? Coverage of a setting, even if electronically, is better than no coverage. Seeing release in DDI is probably the only way some of these settings will be released. In terms of Dragonlance, I would be happy to see it come out in DDI if it wasn't going to see...

The War Wizard's Expertise should have been Staff Expertise except for Heavy Blades and Light Blades. You could balance it by subtracting the Reach benefit. Seriously, the current benefit doesn't do squat. The minuses don't even come close to removing all the negative effects of the spells a...

If they had left the wizard dailies in place and had Bladesong recharge when you cast one, call the class a Striker and gave bonuses to Fortitude and Will that scaled with level, then MAYBE the class would be alright.

I love the fact that all the classic and iconic Wizard spells are Daily spells, and with this overly moronic system Bladesingers can't cast a single one of them.

I kinda hope that the campaign setting for next year isn't an actual preset setting, but more of a Build-Your-Own-Campaign-Setting book. Basically, it would help aspiring DMs make their OWN worlds.

That is what I intend to do. A theme for Fighters, Paladins, Warlords and Clerics that gave the flavor of the KoS. Basically, you would just be a Knight of Solamnia with the theme, then you could progress the a PP for each Order.

Eberron is my favorite setting from the list. It is kitchen sink, but doesn't feel kitchen-sinky. It can do everything, Post-Apocalyptic (Mournland), traditional Fantasy, High Seas, just about everything. PoL is a clean slate, but they are gradually adding in stuff. Forgotten Realms...

Four dollars for something that looks as if it was made from Play-Doh, sculpted by an eight-year-old, and covered in crayon? No thanks. These are an insult to the D&D miniatures they are so desperately trying to rip off.

You know what you should do, is make a 4E Dragonlance setting. Please! I know I said so when I gave you some XP, but I think it bears repeating. Make 4E Dragonlance! Also, now that we have Malastryx (totally going to use Calastryx as a daughter of Malys by the way), make Khellendros...

Steve Winter from Wizards of the Coast posted on their forums that MME is, in fact, back on the release schedule. Link Whoops! Browser Settings Incompatible

Not so much anymore, now I would say Elf=High Elf, Eladrin=Grey Elf.

Man, I was way off. :blush: Oh well, all the little beholders were kinda awesome.

It is probably an announcement of what they are going to do at GenCon. Of course, one of the pieces of is from a campaign setting article, so I am tempted to think it might announce the next one. Perhaps the articles hint toward which one. Just a guess. (if so, my bet would be Dragonlance...

I see the Order Adept is back in the Heroes of Nature and Lore article. I was quite concerned when I saw that it was missing.

So then what would you call all encompassing class that the Warlord and the Marshal would be part of in the way the Knight, Slayer, and Weaponmaster are all part of the Fighter Class? The naming conventions are fine if you understand that they are there to categorize the classes.