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Well, she did start with Dex 17 at level 1.^^ But seriously, we're not hardcore optimizers in our groups, and as DM I help the players build their characters (if they want my advice ;)). I've also played characters with 16's in their primary and secondary stats just fine (elf fighter/mc rogue...

While I can't offer much in the way of advice, here's a drow assassin that was played in my campaign (using inherent bonuses): ====== Created Using Wizards of the Coast D&D Character Builder ====== Lelith, level 4 Drow, Assassin Guild Training: Night Stalker Darkfire: Darkfire Charisma...

http://media.wizards.com/podcasts/DNDPodcast_Encounters.mp3

If I'm not mistaken, there are no wilden/kelloren and mul minis at all, whereas some old minis haven't seen reprints/repaints and are hard to get, e.g. treant, warforged titan, glabrezu, wererat, baaz and kapak draconians. Also, how about a Dark Sun-themed set? Just call it "Terrors of the...

That's pretty much how I've been running them. Works very well for me. :)

Resilient fightbrain battlemind, guardian or swarm druid, and wrathful invoker for Con/Wis.

The relevant tidbit: Now that's a nice present from the printer for us Dark Sun fans. :D In other news, I'm still waiting for the books to arrive here in Germany.

Thanks. They look much more skinny and furry compared to the old art.

A quick question for those who have the Creature Catalog: Which creature is this supposed to be? It's not the Athasian Sloth, or is it? (Picture 31 from the art gallery)

FYI, Bart Carroll posted a list of new products, sorted by quarter, here: Gen Con D&D Preview

Oh, I think I haven't expressed myself clearly. It's not that I'm not interested in the Neverwinter CG, I'm just not sure which format it will be in. I should have worded that better. :blush: My introduction to D&D was the Pool of Radiance computer game on the C64. Good times. :)

Kas the Betrayer comes to mind, though I don't know if he appeared pre-Ravenloft.

Yeah, that should be it. I'm not sure on the Neverwinter Campaign Guide myself; my guess is that it's a hardcover.

Now that the poll is live I can answer more clearly: I am mostly a player, but occasionally a DM. I'd like to DM more, so I hope that's going to change.

Except that there's no poll. :p Anyway, my answer is: both.

I've just listened to the podcast of the D&D Preview at GenCon. According to Bill Slavicsek, only the Gazetteer and Heroes of Shadow books will be softcover, the rest will be hardcover (Player's Handbook, Emporium) or boxed sets. And they're planning a minis set for 2011.

To which I will add this from WotC at GenCon:

An entire house, and our party entered it. You can all guess how that went... :eek:

I'm very interested in Conquest of Nerath. Rules for mass combat, 4e-style? Awesome. :D The only letdown for me is no DDI announcements regarding Adventure Tools. *sigh*

It appeared in the WotC Spring 2011 catalog: Few wizards know more about magic than the mighty Mordenkainen, whose arcane achievements are without peer. He’s the Archmage of Adventure . . . and no stranger to unearthing hidden lore. Stand aside, Tenser! Back to the books, Otiluke! Few can match...