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Thanks for the feedback. I suppose the best way to see if this works is to try it myself. I'll let my player choose how many Companions to play (if any) and I'll control the rest. This will be interesting even if it bombs. I should be able to use the companion characters to add flavor to the...

I know D&D is best played with a group. But what about those times when you are bored and have an opportunity to play with just one other person. Let's say I'm in the hospital and a visitor has a few hours to burn. A quick game of D&D would be perfect. Most published adventures assume a...

Do not go gently into that good night Rage rage against the dying of the light Dylan Thomas poem

I've lost track. By finished, I mean published in the DDI and not still in playtesting. I know the Marshal and Great Weapon Fighter are done. I'm also aware that there was a poor reaction to the Cleric, so playtesting was started. Does anyone know the current status of each of the Class...

I'm pleased with the CC articles. Wotc has been listening to feedback and making adjustments based on the feedback. For this, I must say good job Wotc! I believe these articles add value to products I've already invested in. That's a good use for DDI. I'm now hoping for good news from...

Good question. Right now, I'm not sure which classes are done and which are still in play testing. I'm pretty sure the Warlord and Fighter are finished.

Either or both.

The content I want to see if more adventures. My fondest memories of D&D are specific adventures. They are the heart of D&D...where the rubber meets the road.

:confused: Jeez. Why don't they just print 10 copies and sell lottery tickets to win each book. Oh, that's right, maybe they don't have enough cash flow to print that many lottery tickets. :p Of course, I'm joking. On a more serious note, I do worry about D&D now days. Perhaps if they...

5e? I think being able to buy paper books and adventures would be nice. Having something to buy each month would be a plus.

I feel like I'm the only one who likes what happened to the Realms. Of course, I'm often moved to shake my ant farm for good no reason at all.:p

Core rules without adventures is like a smile with a missing tooth.

While I've been concerned about WotC's erratic behavior, I'm happy with 4e overall. One thing struck me today...while I was playing D&D 3.0, it was 3.5 that made many of my books seem outdated (just a perception...not trying to state fact). With 4e, it wasn't a new edition, but instead errata...

iPad 2. Love it. Pros...I sit at my desk less, watch movies in bed, read novels, play pinball...on and on... Cons - does not work with 4e char gen. More useful than I imagined it would be before purchase.

I like 4e, but for me the greatest failing is lack of quality adventures. For me, the adventure is the heart of D&D and always has been. When I have fond memories of previous versions, I'm usually recalling some specific exciting adventure. A couple delves in Dungeon every month just doesn't...

I hate that player who farted on my couch...and left a stain!

Like myself, I suspect many of the folk sharing hunches are not doing so every day or trying to take themselves too seriously. Playing on a hunch is just expressing a feeling. Trying to be right isn't the point--sharing a hunch with others and getting it off your chest is more the point. In...

Yep, they might. I dislike trying to predict the future (the odds of being right is poor), but I'll just throw my hunch out there. The next iteration of D&D --whatever it will be called -- will be announced this year at Gencon and will release next year. Marks my words, it is going to happen.

The way in which Wotc has been flailing about over the last year or so makes the future more cloudy for me. Why is the current release schedule been erratic? Products have been canceled and I know of one cancelled product that has popped back on the schedule. Why is the current product lineup...

Yep, I was one of the folks asking, and I'm very pleased. Can't wait to see what is next.