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I think this is a wonderful idea, thank you Scott

Well said, bravo... This is the problem...one, getting players like this who take advantage of rules (the aforementioned AoO specialist) and two a system that practically begs them to take advantage of it.

Oh but it did my friend, it did indeed and those were grand, grand days and nights filled with times of high adventure. Will those days of great storytelling exist again? Yes, for sure they will but just not under 4th ed. I'm afraid, not in a system where you roll dice to govern a social...

I'll concede to the point that there are a lot of players who want that level of complexity, I guess what I'm saying is that it's sad that RPGs have gotten to this point. I literally have played with DMs who don't even allow their players to role dice, you simply tell the DM what you want to do...

You can call whatever you want on it but its the truth. I don't know how old you are but us old timers have done it for years. When I started playing back in 79 we never used anything, even scraps of paper. Back in the day, the DM told you a STORY, including a dramatic telling of how the...

No, actually it hasn't and that is the point. Mr. Gygax (who we are now at a loss without him) and Mr. Arenson took the game AWAY from the board and allowed combat to be played in the head of a group of people around a table with a GM and his words describing the situation. Use of tabletop...

MONEY! 'nuff said

Well, it looks like you are not the only one. If you see today's story on the d20 News page, it looks like Living Arcanis is tossing 4th ed away and leaving the D+D camp. Funny thing is that this is AFTER they got a chance to not only see 4th in action but also after they saw the new SRDs...

I was not refering to Monte as the Gorilla, the Gorilla is the SRD and the fact that anyone can take it and modify it into anything, including a virtual 4th ed that is free rather then 40 bucks.

Oh I don't think that is the case at all. As for who COULD do it, I think you have several options. Not only could Monte and Malhovoc Press handle a serious alt to 4th ed (after all he offered a serious alt to 3rd and 3.5 that became very popular), you also have companies like Green Ronin and...

To any of you who have gotten to see Monte Cooks book of expermental might, I ask you; is 4th ed even nessessary at this point. For the cost of 9 bucks, you can incorperate most of the talked about 4th edition elements into your 3.5 campaign right now and you don't have to change your whole...