Dragonborn Ecology up at WotC

[Runestar]

What I meant was that the basic version was useful enough as is in its basic function - to sweep the room clear of minions. As such, the new metabreath feats aren't really useful in that they don't really do anything to let you accomplish this any more easily (except perhaps the one which lets you use your breath as a burst). Their benefit is too marginal to justify the expenditure of a feat, IMO, even if 4e PCs to get more of them, IMO.

 

[James McMurray]

I'm sorry that I want the quality to improve on products I will be purchasing in the future, especially when the suggested fixes will take a maximum of 5 minutes to enact.

I get the impression you've never worked in a multi-tiered organization. It'd get more than 5 minutes just to get approval to make the changes, let alone run them through editing, hand them off to the geek squad to upload to the server, verify that the proper file is now viewable, and fix the error that cropped in at one of the steps.

What I meant was that the basic version was useful enough as is in its basic function - to sweep the room clear of minions. As such, the new metabreath feats aren't really useful in that they don't really do anything to let you accomplish this any more easily (except perhaps the one which lets you use your breath as a burst). Their benefit is too marginal to justify the expenditure of a feat, IMO, even if 4e PCs to get more of them, IMO.

It depends on the campaign. If you're consistently fighting something immune or resistant to acid and you're an acid breather, adaptable (cold) could be really useful. Likewise if you're fighting a lot of stuff that's vulnerable to cold. I wouldn't pick it up in just any old campaign, but it's not totally useless. This is especially true if you're a poison breather in a campaign rife with undead minions.

 

[Anguirus]

I'm surprised they didn't put sme sort of "grow wings" paragon or epic feat in there.

I'm guessing such a thing is coming, though, considering that one of the MM dragonborn has it.

 

[Malachor]

hmmm, interesting, the Commandant is using a fullblade.
And on another note, shouldn't the trainee be wielding the sword closer to the pommel(or further from the hilt, I keep getting confused about those terms)