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According to the Compendium, there are 896 monsters in epic tier, including - 247 Elementals, of which 104 are Demons, - 177 Undead, and also - 49 Aberrants, - 40 Fey, - 187 Immortals, of which 38 are Devils and 26 are Angels, and - 96 Dragons, several of which are also Undead (and a few who are...

They nerfed a lot of burst sizes. Ouch. :eek: Was the cleric that overpowered? I think not. Next up: Twin Strike nerfing. ;)

Very nice list. I've settled for tokens now that my collection has almost all of the monsters that are important to me, and I started after the release of Demonweb. Though I must admit that the warforged titan is pretty tempting... ;) I've found the D&D boardgames to be a good way for getting...

I've got no problem with the additional encounter power at level 1. Balance-wise, it's the stuff on top of it that concerns me. (Btw, they're also good for making skill challenges shorter. Let's boost my Arcana skill even higher! Hooray for Arcane Mutterings! :p )

Which is why I wrote "I hope". Yeah, they're probably going to be large. Isn't that the one (albeit unpainted) that's in Wrath of Ashardalon? Seems not too bad a deal, as I've seen one for 60+ Euros, and the huge gold dragon for 80+ Euros. Collecting miniatures is pretty expensive...

I meant attack powers like the Athasian Minstrel's Fever Poison; it's level 3 and has "upgrades" at levels 13 and 23 that improve its damage. Sorry for my poor wording there. :) Now that I look at the new themes again I do notice that there is scaling damage on some of the powers. The thing I'm...

Looks good at first glance, although the themes are not quite like the Dark Sun ones - they don't have attack powers that increase in level. That was unexpected for me. I'm gonna read them tomorrow morning, it's past midnight here and I'm quite tired.

They're up! Dungeons & Dragons Roleplaying Game Official Home Page - Article (Heroes of Nature and Lore)

Try the free quickstart rules: http://www.wizards.com/dnd/files/quickstartrules.pdf

I hope they're all huge dragons. The Beholder set was what, $35 for 4 large minis? Doesn't seem that expensive to me. Reading between the lines, dragons sell better, so I'm assuming a larger production run. (Also, even if I have XP disabled, I still get XP; they're just not displayed.:) )

There's a Dragon Collector's Set to be released on October 18th. No info on the size of the dragons so far, though.

It should be pretty much complete for all feats that were published before March 2011. If anyone finds an obsolete feat that's not on the list, please post it either here or in the old thread. Thanks in advance. :)

I share your excitement. The first two questions are from one of my posts here at ENWorld, though I'm not that happy about the answer to #2. At least they're discussing it. :) As for #3 and the abundance of interrupt powers, would it help to limit characters to 1 interrupt power per tier?

Might be a mistake in the TOC. We'll know it when the article goes online.

I wonder if this was really intended by whoever designed that power. :erm: Just change the aura to deal damage to enemies only.

To me it looks like pirates will be covered by the Outlaw theme.

All in one month? Awesome. :cool:

If you don't mind using older edition material, there's an age table for dragons in AD&D 2e here: Dragon-- General (Monstrous Manual)

No, the Binder is AEDU-based from the start, and it hasn't seen support in Dragon yet. The first subclass of the warlock in the Essentials books was the Hexblade which isn't AEDU-based. I believe that's what mneme was referring to.

ADEU or AEDU is the classic 4e power structure - At-Will, Encounter, Daily, Utility. The Binder is a new subclass for the Warlock, if I'm not mistaken. The Class Compendium is a canceled book that's being released piecemeal through free Dragon articles.