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How many players are we talking here? I put a roper up against six 8th level PCs in a Ptolus adventure three times now. They had to go down a shaft on a steam elevator. The steam hid the roper till they got to the bottom. None of the groups I've put through this has ever brought the whole group...

Strangely, there was a full moon this week.

I think it's in the running for third most popular word to put in a book title. Coming soon, Dragon War Magic!

Great stuff in this thread! The fish in the first one reminds me (but isn't the same) of both Jane Yolen's Wizard Isles and the Afanc from China Mieville's The Scar. Your work is excellent. The gunslinger actually reminds me more of the Stephen King Dark Tower series, but I can see Indiana Jones.

I would suggest that Book of Iron Might, as a precursor to Iron Heroes, shows Mearls thinking headed down the 4E path. That said, Book of Nine Swords appears to be the clearest Wizards product example of the line of development. That and I think the D&D Minis game itself spurred a lot of changes.

Bang! You hit the nail on the head. It's amazing to see several ENWorld community pillars with reservations, such as you and Psion and others. I hope Wizards can fix all of this because there are some really excellent people over there trying to do the right thing and give us a new iteration...

Clean shave fellow with sandy blonde hair? Probably my friend Colin. He's hoping to come back next year. Glad the adventure's up. I will download soon. :)

I remember reading Tortentanz. That was very cool and imaginitive. You can read about Empire of the Ghouls and Open Design here.

This is a side issue with magic. I could see a D&D society where the rich spend money on magical masks to constantly change their appearance.

People have been known to look into purchasing them overseas to ship them to the US. (Too expensive, but my friends thought about it.)

Ravenloft (the original) just for the sheer beauty of it. L1: Secret of Bone Hill for the nostalgia. Lance Hawvermale and Rob Mason''s The Bonegarden, from Necromancer Games. (I also hear good things about Raise the Dead, but don't own it.) Amazing location with tons of cool stuff in it...

I concur. The current "starter drug" is cool in that it has minis, but it stops really short of being a usable product. Or rather it doesn't go quite far enough to hook potential players. The old boxed set that I got in 1981 ignited my appetite. As soon as I and my friends exhausted its...

Monte Cook *dead deities *unique locales *mages in armor *pocket dimensions *alternate forms of technology Wolfgang Baur *darkness, shadow and light *creative templated enemies *clockworks *necromancers and undead and shadow fey *clever, sometimes hidden magical effects to name a few...

The Thieves of Time - You remember everything. From the day your comrades ripped you from your reality to the first theft from an alternate timeline. One step ahead of the CIP - Continuum Integrity Police, you and your little band of friends keep seeking that dream of dreams: a safe haven to...

The name is probably accurate, but watch downloaders get defensive about the label anyway. I game with numerous people who download. I don't. As a (really minor) published author, I dislike it. That's neither here nor there of course. I'll be curious to see what the security measure winds up...

This seems like a pretty smart change, foreshadowed by listing movement on stat blocks as 30 feet (6 squares). It's just in reverse, with a silent "30 feet". ;)

Coming soon from Disney Pictures, Drowladdin! The tale of a boy who might be a dark elf, might be a dark eladrin, whose all heart and a magic carpet. Oh yeah, he has a genie cohort who kicks, well you know.

Core books June next year More core books June to follow Until Five mocks Four

I'm curious. How would you recommend doing so? :)