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EDIT: NM, addressed in a post above.

Birthright. Have it have rules on building your own personal empire.

Besides the Avatar of Io, is there any rules information on making flying Dragonborn?

It has taken Wizards two years to do it, but they finally fixed Arcane Riposte to be at least moderately decent.

The original cover reminded me a lot more of classic Dark Sun stuff I have seen before. It was a lot more appropriate for the flagship book of the product line rather than a stupid monster book.

Campaign Guide is just DM information, no player content (for the most part), the Player's Guide handles all player information. This is very good because all of the juicy secrets are only in the CG, thus generally only available to the DM. Campaign Setting is a combination of the CG and PG...

If that is true, queue rabid DS fans complaining.

Precisely, there is no Player's Guide, just a 3e/3.5e-esque Campaign Setting.

I would like to see a new 4e campaign setting set in the "northern" areas, with lots of tundra, snowy plains and large forests. A dungeon tile set for this type of thing would be awesome too. I would also like to throw my hat in for the Worlds of Dungeons and Dragons book. It would be...

From the looks of things, November 6th is going to be a very good day for me, since it will have Class Acts: Wizards and the Draconian preview for Draconomicon 2. This month looks pretty nice.

Well, looking at the picture you have up, I must say that I am more likely to get this set now, probably two like I did of the very awesome Arcane Towers(which I use to make castles and whatnot) set. Most of my campaigns and encounters involve some degree of forest travel and combat, so this...

Rainbow and Clear Dragons... ;) As to why I keep bringing up Rainbow, it is because it just comes across as innocuous. Like "oh, look at the pretty rainbow drago-OH MY GOD IT IS EATING ME!"

Didn't the fang dragon become the new gray dragon in the same way the sand dragon became the brown dragon and the deep the purple? So all we have is the yellow and orange left, perhaps indigo? Perhaps a Mauve Dragon or Eggshell Dragon, Beige or Teal? Perhaps the dreaded Rainbow (not Tiamat)...

Umm, excuse me, but have you seen my jaw somewhere? It seems to have clattered to the floor. Perhaps we will see more Draconian types in Dragon mag (to fill out the rest of the types).

So there are seven new dragon types introduced in the way the three new chromatics were in Draconomicon 1? Good gravy! That is pretty awesome if that is true. Yeah... don't even get me started on the Adamaaz, Ferak, and Kobaaz. Thanks for the answers, BTW!

So how many of the "new" dragon types get full write-ups(i.e. different age categories)? How many different types of Draconians are in the book?

The buildup probably won't be as big as Dangerous Delves or Legendary Evils since we have already had a Large and Huge set.

Even though I loathe writing these types of posts, I want spoilers as well. Who are all of the Hall of Fame Dragons?

While whether or not I buy a book is fully dependent on the quality and content, I will probably only buy two more complete cycles. After that point, I will probably only buy the PHB from there on out. I might even skip the DMG in the fourth cycle. It all depends (if there isn't Dragonlance...

That's how I would have done it. They probably have something in store for either the Half-Orc or Goliath to make the Half-Giant. Mul and Thri-Kreen don't have anything analogous to them in existence yet, so their presence in the book is all but required since they are hallmark races of the...