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Wow, I just watched those videos and damn, those are two hotties if ever I've seen a hottie. I didn't think that a board like this would attract such pretty ladies. Hubba hubba.

On the bright side, we're making Darwin's job a lot more difficult.

Replace Bardic Music with Bless and you have the last session I played in. :)

I like what 4e is doing with HP and recovery. I believe that it will "play" better in-game, which is the most important thing for me and my groups. I've played more "realistic" systems and they just weren't as fun for the players. I think that the 4e system will be more enjoyable.

I've never owned a horse, but I think that one of my groups is most likely going to convert. The other groups decisions to switch will depend on if we're still going strong with SWSE. :)

Another measuring device that I think works nicely is this plastic ruler that I have. It's a 12" ruler that is hinged at every inch, so that it bends either way (it folds up to a fairly small size, too). With it hinging at each inch, it makes if very convenient, since movement is measured in...

Okay, that's funny. :D

Wow, somebody just took his ball and went home. :(

I'm selfish and vindictive, but not necessarily in that order. I voted no. My reasons, in this order: 1. As a direct response to your insulting tone. 2. As other posters have said, WotC has better things to focus their efforts on.

Look on the General Discussion page, it isn't hard to find.

My condolences to the Gygax family. :(

So, the lack of any 3.x defense tells me that you already knew that this is not a 4e issue, since 3.x has the same problems. Cool. Also, I played 3.x with and without a grid and I will do the same with 4e.

1) Okay, just checking. 2) Oh, I was just wondering if I was going to disparage your opinion.

So, do you think that 4e is, or isn't a boardgame?

I'm dismissing it out of hand...yet, I don't feel misguided. In fact, this criticism has absolutely no bearing on my decision making regarding D&D. Interesting. I also don't feel that I'm being at all unfair. Weird.

I've already allowed these types of races in various homebrews, so I had to vote yes to all of them. :)

To me, the following is all that is necessary for the game to feel like D&D: 1. Classes and Levels 2. Polyhedral dice 3. Hit points 4. Fantasy genre Actually, I think that's it for it to feel like D&D to me.

You fall. You land. You die. No save. ;)

In the beginning (a few months ago), I was onboard. Then there were little things that really got under my skin, including fanboys, role emphasis, and powers for martial classes (I felt that they would be "magic"). I went back to True20. Then, my True20 games started bogging down, so I gave...

I'm in, too. :D