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Indeed. Color me at least as interested. But, I'm a "glass half full" kinda guy. <!-- Point is, I’m quite interested in seeing what Monte Cook has in mind for 5^th ed and I urge all of you to keep an open mind. Indeed. Color me at least as interested. But, I'm a "glass half...

Cook ... Cordell ... Thompson ... Schwalb. That sounds just fine to me.

You Learn Something ... I just learned something about myself. Even at this advanced age -- even after 35+ years with an ever-changing game system -- I can still get excited. Whatever it turns out to be, I'll be there to try it out. I'd really like to see them pull a rabbit out of the WOTC...

See, this is just what I was thinking. General goodness.

Not possible. I would have it first. And the world ... would not be what it is now.:D

Well, you clearly deserve XP for that fact! Excellent judgement!! However, it hasn't been long enough since my last granting ... Sigh.

Yes. You are absolutely free to do that. After all, that's exactly what the rest of us have been doing! And best of luck to you.

Sigh. Makes me wonder if I should "man up" and subscribe. BUT ... I don't even play 4e anymore.:(

Whew. Better. I was a little nervous about reading this post.:blush:

Have you thought about the Scouts? Boy ... Girl ... cub?? These are generally bright, active kids. You might make a difference.

A Happy New Year to all members of this fine Forum ... And to anybody else who happens upon this miserly missive. Why not decide that 2012 is going to be the best year, ever? After all, it might be true. And perhaps you could MAKE it true. So, "bon chance" to all of you. Wishing you, each...

A somewhat scary thought. But only somewhat!!

I do know what it is ... and am happy to report no actual Krampus visitation. This year!

Whew ... seems like it took forever. But, 3 more XP for Gary.

Just 3 -- I had a very bad year. Work (my profession, really) has been eating me alive. Sadly, 2012 looks like it could be tougher.

I don't see why that wouldn't be fun! I once ran a medium-length 2ed campaign in the Talislanta world. Not saying it was easy.

I must admit ... I, too, don't really care how long an iteration lasts. "Fun," whatever that is, is what I look for and usually find.

Oh, but you do ... you really do. Whoever their bean counters believe will improve 'the bottom line.' It's no different in any business. But only a few choice companies practice such Nietzschean pragmatism at Christmas.

Has anybody suggested "I Love Lucy" ... with swords and magic? And maybe a dragon or three? Just checking.

Well stated. Quite the conundrum. But. It's the challenge that makes it all worthwhile, isn't it?