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That he is.

Yeah, basically there was a whole lot of energy tied up in maintaining the Weave, making sure the entire Great Wheel didn't suddenly moosh together in one big cataclysmic worldquake, et cetera. When Mystra died, everything pretty much unraveled at once in what they called the Spellplague. The...

If I'm DMing? [2] initially, transitioning over to [1] if (or when) I feel it necessary.

Ooh, seconded. (As for sunrods: sure, they have a duration, but it's 4 hours; they weigh a measly pound each; ten of them cost no more than a single first-level shot of holy water; and for the price of one first-level magic item, you can flood a whole football field with bright light for one...

I very much like wood elves when they're properly separated from their holier-than-thou high elf kin. ... but I think that halflings could branch out to fill the elves' cultural niche more easily than vice versa, so I'm going to have to vote for them. EDIT: Actually, thinking further about the...

Yeah. Not getting darkvision as a racial trait is hardly unfair to the Dragonborn; they're already a very strong race, they have fantastic racial feats--and they can even get darkvision through the feat you mentioned, which few other characters can do. But if you think it makes sense...

Anyone who doesn't vote Tiefling should be struck dead with rickets. ;)

I like high elves and I like fey, but I also like ASTRAL SKY PIRATE WARRIOR-MAGES with dragons and mercurial mind-swords and cities built on the colossal dead of ancients and a tyrannical lich-queen of a mistress and a bitchin' fashion sense and an interesting long-established planar history and...

Omm.

I love the duergar, old and especially new... as NPCs. Reluctantly, dwarf.

Bugbears need more love. They're really, really great. But the wood elf occupies a deep archetypal niche, and moreover is laden with first-party support both in fluff and crunch.

They could be. Personally, I can only barely imagine a deva sent by Sehanine not having long, flowing hair.

It isn't. That's the githzerai picture in the Monster Manual. The picture in question is this one:

Incense. Exotic wood. Magnesium, barium, sodium, phosphorus. Illustrated incunabula--precious, delicate, and rare. The blood of a demon. Faceted sunstone. The breath of a dragon. Mirrors. Light-catching lens arrays. Prismatic artifices of gemstone and glass. Radium. A salamander in a cage of...

DDI exclusive, actually. Won't be in any book, PHB3 or otherwise.

These are demon lords, not gods. If we're counting Powers of any stripe, there's a much longer list. There might be one more for Hellzon's kinda-sorta list, I think: Maglubiyet, servant of Bane (from the same source as Bane's exarchs). He was a fully-fledged god in his own right before Bane...

The hybrid rules aren't in the PHB2. They're in the PHB3. (which is to say, yes they will.)

Runepriest! Runepriest! Hybrids of the classes I actually want to play! Psionic multiclassing rules! Ruuuuuuunepriest! (Also would have much preferred the telekinetic psion to the telepathic one, but oh well.)

I'm interested in submitting some articles to Dragon Magazine, and possibly Dungeon as well. I know that my odds of even getting a reply are frankly terrible, of course, (the term roulette by mail springs to mind) so my hopes are decidedly not up... but I'm interested anyway. So. Is there...

It is said that the soul of a deva, when slain, may not reincarnate immediately. Instead, the deva's soul (or whatever devas have, exactly, the part of them that stays apart from the trappings of mortality) can drift to a sort of metaphorical dream-plane, an echo of the world as seen through the...