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Amazon and Murphy's Law "We're writing about the order you placed on March 06 2008 19:15 PST (Order# XXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX). Unfortunately, we are unable to ship the item(s) as soon as we expected and need to provide you with a new estimate of when the item(s) may be delivered: Wizards RPG...

But if Chuck Norris kills Buy.com and takes their stuff, there won't be any 4E books for all the good little children :(

Got my "preview" copies which will go to the recycle bin once the real ones arrive in the mail.

"...,and all the people who attended D&D Experience 2008..." I feel special now :P

WotC could learn a thing or two from that old D&D introductory boxed set. It was very well made.

Features of El Paladin Colorado (The Red Paladin): - Warhammer - Red tabard with yellow heart crest and coattails on the back - Int as a dump stat - Tag lines such as: "They take advantage of my alignment." :D

Disclaimer: I'm sick at home and a little delirious :lol: To the Spanish-speakers out there who are familiar with the Mexican comedian, Chespirito: Have you ever had the desire to create a paladin based on his Chapulin Colorado character?

On the less elegant side, a Target department store near where I live had a $1 bag of little plastic pirates. I snatched one up because you never know when they might come in handy ;)

How about the: "Sucker Born Every Edition" - The foolishly loyal "D&D Book of the Month" member who has amassed a large library of X or Y edition books only to find out the next edition of the game is not backwards compatible, rendering his "investment" obsolete.

I purchased BOXM and I'm looking forward to implementing those rules in my current 3.5 campaign. I had the opportunity to preview 4E at DDXP, and while I had fun, it rather lowered my enthusiasm for 4E. So, in the end, these two things combined have made 4E unnecessary for me for the time being.

I thought we were talking about Forgotten Realms, not Greyhawk ;) Or did the Spellplague merge the two? *shudders*

My body says yes, but my mind says no... ...*click*...*mind deactivated"

My one hope for 4E is the "campaign promise" that it will be easier to DM and, more importantly, easier to prepare for. What this means to me is that all my OD&D, 1e, 2e, and 3e material will become a lot more accessible. I gave up on using previous edition material with my 3.5 games because...

We can go back to chewing on those delicious little things now :D http://www.projo.com/business/content/BZ_HASBRO_RECALL_09-29-07_0U7A3GR.26f9838.html

I chose "as soon as it's out" because I probably will buy the books as soon as they're out. However, whether we switch in mid-campaign or start a new campaign or whatever, is really up to my game group.

It was this: The cover of a D&D Basic Set box available circa 1989. I was big into classic fantasy Nintendo games such as The Legend of Zelda and Dragon Warrior at the time, and was naturaly attracted to this game when I noticed it at a Toys r Us. I remain a D&D gamer to this day.

I'm sensing a frantic quest for a helm of opposite alignment sometime in the near future.

In a campaign I ran a while back, the world had quite literally blown up! However, it was held together by powerful magic so the pieces of the world ended up as flying "islands" in a roughly ovoid shape (it's fantasy, work with me). Needless to say, magical airships were a big part of the...

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