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Good comments. I just was curious as it seems that Wizards changed the nature of Elves with 4E by changing the High Elves into Eladrin. Then combining the Moon elves with the wood and wild elves to create the 4e Elf. Aparrently the Eladrin is just another name for Sun Elf, or High Elf in 4e...

Once I recieve 4E core books I am not waiting to begin my Ebberon Campaign. I have a 3.5 Ebberon Setting book and will immeadiately use the fluff within. Now that 4E split the Elves into the Eladrin and Elf how would you present them in Ebberon? Valenar Elves= Eladrin Arenal Elves= Eladrin...

I would like to see a Jungle Setting based on Meso-American fantasy. I look forward to Ebberon and would love to see Darksun and Planescape make the cut!

I am not sure if any multiclassing system makes sense in a realist way. The mechanics seem interesting enough. I am excited to play around with it to see how it works. Is it the best system? Only time will tell.

I wouldn't doubt it if Angels still have grudge against devils and possibly Demons even if Angels are naturally unaligned. I have a feeling that Angels serving Evil Deities will not get along with the hired demons very well. That could be interesting.

The fighter has an ability that allows him or her to use a basic attack immediately when an enemy shifts. The fighter also has an ability that stops any creatures movement if it provokes an opportunity attack. These abilities don't stack do they? Does shifting count as a move?

You should check out the Stormwarden Paragon path that was posted on wizards web site. There is a cool picture of a Dragon Born jumping while wielding two swords.

I both love and hate the setting. I love the brutal landscape, ancient societies with low metal, and god like kings. Magic is illegal. I hate how the setting seems to run in circles. The world is dying so if you fix it you are not playing in the harsh setting any more, and if you don't fix it...

A player character in my group was trapped in a pit trap by himself for an entire week. When ever a kobald was curious enough to peek into the pit he would use mage hand to pull it down into the pit! The consistant source of kobald kabobs kept him alive until a party of adventurers discovered...