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It depends... do the Galchutt want to leave the world a smoldering ruin or make it into something of their own image? Demons hate the world and want it gone. Aboleths want to make the world into something they want it to be. Which are closer to the Galchutt?

I'm betting that dragon marks will be racial options instead of feats or class features.

Salt is the remnant of the waters of the world when the actual water has been destroyed. The caustic remnants of Water drifting towards Negative Energy. Mineral (I'm guessing this is what you mean by crystal) is a rarified Earth, made precious glittering and valuable by ascendance towards...

Wikipedia is actually a very good resource for this as well.

Fair enough. I could have sworn that there was a blog somewhere talking about how in 4e Cormyr Azoun V was coming of age, which would make 100 years impossible, but I can't find it.

The thing is, I've heard that is just a future Drizzt musing about the past and doesn't reflect the campaign setting or the timeline of future novels. I'm looking for something specifically confirming information about the FRCS in particular.

Is there an official word as to the duration of this thing? I've heard both 100 years suggested by novels and ten years floating about on the internet.

Could be worse... could be t'skrang! T'skrang males develop breasts and bear milk when raising an infant.

All this time in this neighborhood must be giving you an ulcer then. How fun!

I only read the blog post that had ONE developer uncomfortable with rape so she didn't mind too much that half-orcs were cut. not that rape half-orcs were cut because of implications of rape or even that she had a call in the decision. That same developer in the same article also states that...

"Shh. I think I just failed a Perception check."

Yes. Yes he is. Tolkien half elves are not a seperate race, or a mixed breed. Half elves have to choose between their parentage, after which they are either elf or mortal. Elrond chose to be an immortal elf and go into the West and his brother chose the Gift of Men and his spirit left Arda...

Pelor is also the Sun God, which means he could easily fill just about everything Apollo ever took charge of. Zehir has been listed as a god of night, but what that means isn't exactly clear right now.

"Don't worry, supreme leader! Our hobgoblins are already in there." "No, captain. Your hobgoblins are already dead."

I've met people who are weirder though... so alignments aren't so bad.

There might be a type of Lawful Neutral that would want that, but a True Neutral philosophy would probably want to foster Chaos as much as possible when Law begins to calcify and and encourage Law when Chaos degrades into savagery. True Neutrals are weird.

Not to say this is a rational point of view, but it might go more like this... "If Good gains the advantage, Evil will suffer! Without Evil, Good will turn on itself or stagnate! Or BOTH! That would be aweful!"

That doesn't happen often. ;) We do know a little bit about 4e cosmology though. It really doesn't look to me like we have celestials as independent agents. Each god appears to have their own private idaho in the Astral Sea and Outer Planes as we know them are things of the past and if...

No, I'm not. Just the first two which I feel are independant of law and order. I'm trying to imagine 4e cosmology here, not the Great Wheel. I'm thinking Angels serve Gods and Celestial power is divine in nature and comes down from clerics. That is the Natural Order that the Gods work with...

I'm going to go ahead and be a heretic here and say that I dislike the idea of good powered warlocks. Forget the name for a bit. What we have are characters that have their power because they or an ancestor made a deal for it. I'm not so happy about the idea of bargaining for magics from...