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I already have my halloween adventure planned out for the very odd Plane hopping game involving a Multiverse crossing train. Basically the train is gonna accidentally stop in Ravenloft and get infested with zombies. Should be fun all around.

It is somewhere in the RPGA as a preview for the living realms campaign.

As soon as you can get this book out, you have my money... that is all.

Monk definitely makes my day. Unarmed/wuxia archtypes have always struck my fancy.

Which classes have been confirmed as being in the APG?

Want to sell everything, but alas I have no idea what to set the details at.

I am pretty sure this is the case.

This book was honestly the only product I was interested in from Necro, so I am very glad to hear that it has a chance of seeing the light of day.

This is pretty much what our group did, but we did 3 sets.

The more I think about it, the more I agree that they should get those rituals for free, maybe at the cost of the free 1st level bonus ritual.

My "ahhhhh" moment came when I was able to intimidate my jaded 3.x players with just a group of kobolds. Reminded me of the highschool game days pre 3.0 where I found it easier to make monsters feel like a threat without fudging rolls.

As a long term fan of Ravenloft, Necromancers are definitely something that needs to be included as a playable class if they plan on relaunching the setting. One of my favorite 3e ravenloft memories was of a character a friend was playing who started off as a doctor(expert) and ended up dabbling...

As long as they are quality products I will most likely be buying all of the setting books. I didn't do this for 3rd ed because of the number of books coming out for the setting, but with the new 2 books I can easily keep up (although I will skip the adventures).

Sadly, quality does not always equal popularity.

None of the rogue powers have the cold keyword, so the combo is a no go. Now if he had a magic weapon which had its own attack power with the cold keyword, then the rogue in question could pull this off.

Having worked in a retail book store, I would be inclined to think that FR was the more well known setting. We were constantly selling books to people who had no clue what D&D was, but liked it when Drizz't gutten 3814738947328743298 orcs in one fight.

I have to say I am really looking forward to this and the other new classes that wizards has in the pipeline. Since I am the one running the game, this will most likely be the class I use when I finally get to play.

Another thing to consider is the amount of training which goes into each option. Historically it was much easier to train someone to use a musket accurately than a longbow. Considering the time that is often depicted going toward wizard training, firearms could be an option for army units who do...

The demonic theme isn't necessarily out of place with the Melniboneans, since they were depicted as being closely tied with the lords of chaos, who were in turn shown in a demonic context. I think that the Melniboneans could easily be subbed in for tieflings and would make them rivals and...

I am beginning to think that you are not reading my posts, and are instead just skimming over them for something you can quickly try and refute. That said I won't be replying to any more of your posts on this topic.