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That's a good point, but I wonder how usefull would Brown(ish) patterns be to a Green Dragon, for camouflage, considering said dragon can get as big as a house... But then again, it wouldn't hurt, would it?

Still, I feel Bronze Dragons are superior both in fluff and graphic design to some of the other metallics that are staying (As with anything so subjective, YMMV I suppose). As far as the name, though... It's a man-given name for the species because of the coloration of the sclaes, not because...

Not to be adamant about it, but I doubt we can actually make the dragon step on a scale. Seriously though, The Adamantium Dragon does look... awe-inspiring. I'd still would have held on to the Bronze Dragon, though, and gotten rid of the Copper one, which looks goofy and has a terrible fluff, IMO.

Step 1: Find Wizard section in the PHB and read it. Repeat with Magic & Spell section. Step 2: ?? Step 3: Profit.

I hadn't thought of the class-training feats, and that's an even better idea. I actually liked the whole 'add a class' minigame as you call it, in as much as it gave me the tools to create more personalized encounters, and as long as there is a mechanism in place to add class abilities to the...

Although my first reaction was of shock, now that I've thought it over a little more, I think this is a positive thing, as long as dragons can acquire class levels. A little Wizard or Warlock and presto, spellcasting Dragon.

I liked my spellcasting dragons. I expect that I'll still be able to give Wizard or Warlock levels to dragons, just to give them the ability to cast spells again. [/list] Good. Excelent, in fact. I've done this in the past myself. One of my old campaigns (3.0) ended with a fight against an evil...

Now, this is an idea I could get behind. Anything that goes closer to the Planar Binding big guys and away from the Fiendish Rodent pokemon-like summons gets my vote. (Not that the pokemon-like Fiendish Rodents don't have their uses, but the Bindings have a more interesting flavor, IMO)

True, I forgot about that one. Still, I wonder if animating the dead won't run into the same trouble summoning did: it slows down the game. They're quite similar, after all.

Let's try to give this a shot. Trying to remember that they want the new wizard to be more of a controller type Classic Illussion Spells Color Spray Blur Invisibility Minor Image Mirror Image Major Image Phantasmal Killer Persistant Image Mislead Shadow Walk Project Image Weird Classic...

Capa Ferro sounds Italian to me. Probably Iron Cape (though neither Inigo nor MiB are wearing capes in that scene)

In one of the playtest reports, one of the developers pondered using a Half Elf for his character because it multiclassed well. Can't remember who or where, exactly.

see... the Dragonborn made me think of Reptilian Klingons instead.

I'm still a little mystified about not getting a second controller class in the PHB (and yet, we get three flavours of striker) Have we heard anything about a martial or divine controller class? (Martial Controller... that sounds like fun)

Anyone who thinks I run a substandard game if I don't allow drow (or any LA races, for that matter) can take a hike and find another game more to his liking elsewhere. Then again, I've never actually met anybody who thought this way.

I think this is genius, and I'm not above borrowing a good idea when I see one. Thanks

Not in the slightest. Given that combat is such an important part of D&D, all the classes should be usefull to combat situations. Out of combat situations take care of themselves. Except for Bards, I played all the core classes and the only one I disliked was the Sorceror. I played all the...

NO MORE LEVEL DRAIN - Good, as long as there are other mechanisms in place to bypass HP as a way to threaten PCs. NO MORE (temporary) ABILITY DRAIN - Good, as long as there are other mechanisms in place to bypass HP as a way to threaten PCs. NO MORE SAVE-OR-DIE - Yes, it's annoying to lose a...

I really like the idea of a player's choice +2 to a single stat, though to be honest, I don't think we'll see it.

If it ultimately means making Specialists more interesting and meaningfull than "I'm a wizard with an extra slot, but without Evocation and Necromancy... oh and a +2 on spellcraft", then I'm all for it. Personally, I think the old specialist schools would make for fine Parangon Paths. After...