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Also, the universe would collapse in on itself. Cheers, Cam

Clearly. :) Cheers, Cam

That's more to provide him with some sense of depth than anything else. The Heroes all looked to Tanis for leadership and he kept them together, and that was definitely his role in every book he's appeared in. You might not find somebody with inner conflict all that inspiring, but I think that's...

Laurana was a warlord the whole time. Ditto Tanis. Of the Heroes of the Lance, those two are probably the best examples of warlords. Many of the Knights of Solamnia (especially the Rose Knights) are warlords, while the majority of Crown Knights are fighters. Sturm Brightblade, Caramon Majere...

Is "unique" a euphemism, here? :) Cheers, Cam

I like characters slightly or more than slightly off center. I think people are assuming dragonborn warlords and tiefling warlocks to be the norm; I'd rather see Hellboy (aka tiefling paladin). I like the idea of dwarf warlocks and eladrin warlords, because you'd not really go that route...

My dream team: Tiefling Paladin Dwarf Warlock Halfling Fighter Dragonborn Ranger Eladrin Warlord Human Rogue Elf Cleric Half-Elf Wizard Cheers, Cam

Yes, but did you play in any MWP games? Because we were totally there. Well, I wasn't. But Jamie, Digger, and Renae were. Cheers, Cam

Wait. That's basically the WFRP alignment! Law - Good - Neutral - Evil - Chaos. Huh. Cheers, Cam

Sundered Empire! Yes, sorry. I always get them mixed up with the Scarred Lands and the result is neither. Cheers, Cam

If they can provide a structure to this that allows unfamiliar or inexperienced DMs to run combat-free yet challenge-heavy sessions of D&D and not get lost or feel as if they have to default to combat, then it will succeed wildly at its intended goal. I have no doubt that many DMs are fully able...

What's the best source of Chainmail/Shattered Lands information? Was it ever collected anywhere as some kind of gazetteer? My searches always turn up the minis rules and so forth, but I have a feeling this is all spread out through issues of Dragon circa 2002. Cheers, Cam

I think you're wise not to, speaking as a Wiccan. ;) Cheers, Cam

Outside of the two settings I know 4e is going to support (Eberron and FR) I voted for Greyhawk, Mystara, and Dragonlance. Greyhawk should get some major loving this time around without being any kind of implied setting; Mystara is perfect for 4e, since I think BXCM is the closest version of D&D...

Ye cats, Unca Scrooge! Cheers, Gyro

It has only two main uses, really. Either it's a member of a nature- or primal- based religion or spiritual tradition, or it's a polytheistic devotee in a setting with a monotheistic or otherwise overarching dominant church. There's no such thing as a pagan in, say, the Forgotten Realms or...

I agree. I'd love to get in on that action, actually. Cheers, Cam

The Shattered Lands? With the dead Sky God and the gnolls and necromancers and communist dwarves? Yes, I'd love more on that setting. Cheers, Cam

How difficult would it be to adapt it to multiple players? I haven't read BoA for over fifteen years, and still don't own a copy. Cheers, Cam

#1 is common to a number of non-D&D games, and works best with players who aren't afraid to try something out. It's not that popular with folks who need everything spelled out and assigned a specific rule, though I suspect those folks have just had too many of those sorts of games in their...