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I'd allow it. A magic item and a feat for a +2 bonus to damage is by no means unbalancing.

Low-quality cards and tokens for a lower price point are a better value than no cards and tokens for a higher price point. The fact remains, with the Red Box, you get more stuff for a significantly lower price.

Dragon Age has higher production values because of the reasons I listed. I don't judge content at all, because I haven't played Dragon Age. For the price difference, however, based purely on stuff in the box and production value, I'd put the Red Box as a higher value. Whether or not the game...

What monsters do you get on the token sheets?

Those numbers aren't the ability modifiers, they're the ability check modifiers. Basically, when you roll the ability, that's the modifier you add. It has the +1/2 level modifier added in. Because true ability modifiers, like to attacks or damage, are meaningless for monsters, they're not...

I noticed this too. One more reference like this, and it can't be coincidence.

First, welcome to the boards and welcome to the wonderful hobby, I hope you have fun! Second, if anyone ever tells you "yer doin' it wrong!", promptly ignore them. As long as you're having fun with the game, you're doing it right. On to your actual question. Both dwarves and elves make good...

1. It's $10 more expensive. 2. Does not contain tokens, cards, and the map is one-sided (I think) 3. Only includes three dice, which are d6's (d6's are much much cheaper than other polyhedrals, especially when ordered in bulk.)

I'm inclined to believe this isn't a bug, but instead a small amount of streamlining to make the Red Box easier for newbies to pick up. Same with the lack of passive Insight and Perception (unless they're called for later, I haven't examined it too closely). If you get someone coming in from a...

What he said. All good ideas, but I'd add in Tombstone starring Kurt Russel and Val Kilmer. As for introductory adventures, Pinnacle has a host of short "One Sheet" adventures that are good for getting a feel for the setting. One Sheets Also remember, not every adventure in Deadlands needs...

It says ages 12+.

$20 msrp

But the strange thing about the debate comes down to this. This is precisely what WotC told us Essentials was going to be from the get-go.

I wouldn't be surprised. They've been offering their novels as e-books for a few months now.

It might be past it's shelf life. I'd avoid eating it, you might get salmonella.

My greatest hope is that they'll release a monster token set that has nothing else with it. Just tokens. Package it like Dungeon Tiles and call it a day.

Here here. One of the best ways to speed up a game is not not proxy any figures on the map.

As a piece of literature, it's a piece of crap. As game novel, it's alright. It kept me interested enough to finish it, and was exactly what I expected it to be. If you're looking for Hemmingway in game fiction, you're going to be looking for a long time.

If my players decided to do this, I'd allow it. An Eladrin's Fey Step states that they jump into the feywyld, so if an eladrin ally wanted to bring the target back, I'd allow it, and probably reward it for doing something clever.

Even if it is in disguise, some things in disguise are awesome. Like robots.