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The illusionist, barbarian and necromancer classes should be good. Simply more controllers is an absolute must, because now we have seen only 1 and I think with more classes we'll be able to relax a bit more about how strict the roles really are... I'd like an expansion of the rituals. Not just...

I'm making a Dragonborn Cleric of Kord/ranger, with too much of a temper problem to start leading the clan he was supposed to from birth. So a higher up in the religious order has send him on a quest to learn something about the world, find his destiny and all that jazz, so he can become a good...

So would I actually. My main point was more that if you really are tight on money even the 3 core books are going to be a large chunk out of your income. Of course they'll last a long while, but it's more likely that such a person would opt for watching tv instead... Of course the larger...

Yeah, the local store converted the RCC straight from dollars to euros and then added another 5 per book just for good measure. With the current conversion rates that's a really bad deal... Fortunately amazon's deal was better, so in the end I "only" paid 90 dollar...

Oh, in general, yeah. However, watching sunday night football (or soccer) is still cheaper though, as it won't cost you a thing...

Well, actually there are creatures that lactate and lay eggs. So officially Dragonborn are part of the Monotremata class, I guess. Maybe the long extinct cousin of the platypus???

Given the higher expenses of books here, I don't think it could ever qualify as a poor man's hobby. When you convert it, a friend of mine paid about 150-160 us dollar just for the 4e core books... Also in all my years of playing, the players I have played with have all pretty much been middle...

http://mymegaverse.org/nexx/tsr/Bloodstone.htm this perhaps???

Well, remember that there are also a lot of pages devoted to level 21-30 powers, feats, destinies and such, which the 3.x core did not have. That space had to come from somewhere... Personally I'm fine with things the way they are going. Yes, 4e is still a little limited for now, but that will...

I have never used a 3pp product in my games, so it won't affect my game in the slightest bit. I ordered a few things through Paizo like a battlemat, so I hope they can continue to make money and such as they are fairly useful that way, but it's not stuff I can't get elsewhere if needed...

*bumps thread into the next 5 feet square*

Here in the Netherlands the only 3rd party products I have ever seen are the Pathfinder books and a few D20 books from White Wolf Publishing... So over here at least 3rd party interest is not very big. Of course roleplaying in general is small here, since the books never get translated...

I kind of thought it would be like a mass distracting effect or something. Distracting and chaotic feints making it hard to see for the npc's what the pc's are doing and such, orchestrated by the Warlord...

Maybe he has a horse named Harley? Looks like a pretty decent article with just a nice bit of fluff. Might actually add it to my campaign world...

It's funny because it's true... :D

I'd been introduced to Shadowrun (2nd edition iirc)by a couple of friends first and we played that for a while until the group fell apart. Then another friend introduced me to his AD&D 2e campaign, which turned into a 2 year blast ending with my rogue saving the world (granted after having set...

Oh yeah perfectly possible... but not for another 5 years... :D I think a large part is because 30 levels of D&D were put into books that normally held only 20 levels plus the fact that there are no splat books yet, that now things feel a bit limited... In the meantime I'll have great fun with...

Because rules mastery is cool when you are a rules master. I consider fairly good with making strong 3e characters after playing it for 7 years or so and I must admit I am a tiny bit proud of that. Seeing how in 4e rules mastery is much less of an issue, it sometimes feels like you can never get...

Yeah. Going out to the pub once a week is more expensive than buying all that roleplay gear, especially if you can spread the costs among all the players of your group for stuff like maps and miniatures...

One of our DM's in 3.5e had a fumble rule where any 1 on an attack roll required a d100 roll to see how bad it was. Even if you rolled a 1 on that (the best result, 100 usually meant you died in a freak accident) he would still take away the rest of your actions for that turn... I thought it...