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Message: <blockquote data-quote="James Gasik" data-source="post: 9189285" data-attributes="member: 6877472">4e's marketing was very bizarre.  My personal "favorite" was the "preview" books.  "Hey, let's sell people entire books to tease our new game!".  WTH, who's the target audience there?  Gamers who want coffee table books?And when I first saw the PHB, I felt it was fairly bland.  The idea of a Warlord and marking was interesting, but I'd already had more exciting versions of both in the Tome of Battle!While I truly enjoyed 4e once I committed myself to playing it, I think the thing I missed most was how easy it was on the DM to create encounters with the online DM tools.  All the monsters you needed, building or adjusting monsters was a snap!</blockquote>