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Classic bait and switch. They promise the moon and stars and only deliver on the stars. Now I'm not saying that's what they'd do intentionally, but I have no doubt DDI was always an afterthought in design that just looked really good to the marketing department. So they make a lot of promises...

An apology and an excuse. Given WOTC's history with this sort of thing, I'm waiting any day now for an announcement that they aren't going to do any more with it and/or they've sold it off to a third party. But for what it's worth, I hope I'm wrong.

Thanks! I'll look into that.

Added Vor Kragal to the Locations entry.

Direct link added to OP. Good work!

Very cool!

Fractal Terrains and Photoshop

Likewise, a Wizard could use Magic Missile.

Well yeah, I know it is supposed to be hard to get out of melee. I just wanted clarification on how it was done using standard maneuvers available to everyone (no powers).

Well duh. Didn't even think of the double move option. Thanks!

Moving Provokes: If an enemy leaves a square adjacent to you, you can make an opportunity attack against that enemy. However, you can’t make one if the enemy shifts or teleports or is forced to move away by a pull, a push, or a slide. Seems pretty straight forward, but I'll ask this anyway...

I agree. You'd have to want it to suck.

It was mentioned before, but I think it should be said again: The magic system in GURPS is just one option. If you don't like it, take a look at GURPS: Powers. It shows you a few hundred different ways to do it. ;)

The way I see it, they just don't want to have to come up with a new setting that's going to have to compete against FR and Eberron. Kinda smart of them, as they don't won't their product lines eating each other. And I'm fine with the info being released as it is. It's just a bit of a pain to...

Maximum damage to his pinky finger or his throat? Depending on the options you are using, it is entirely possible the average man will slice open the throat of the other dude. If the initial damage doesn't get him, the bleeding probably will. This assumes no criticals of course, which could...

Yeah, apparently.

Really screwy way of wording things, but that's what I thought. Thanks guys!

1. At first level each character gets the following (From table Character Advancement Table p-29): "class features; racial traits; gain 1 feat; train starting skills; gain 2 at-will attack powers; gain 1 encounter attack power; gain 1 daily attack power" 2. Warlocks Class features Class...

I think you are reading "Aberration" and "Abomination" as the same word. :) Abomination = Phane, Tarrasque, etc. Aberration = Mind Flayer, Aboleth, etc.

OP updated, Map corrected. Thanks guys! There is. Please do so! Still more. I'm hoping folks will post details as they find them. RHoD is a 3.5 adventure, but takes place in the 4e default setting in the Elsir Vale region. It's a good adventure and definitely worth the effort to convert.