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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sabrinathecat" data-source="post: 6134716" data-attributes="member: 89838">Modules: There are a few.My advice is to take the old Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh 1st ed module, and convert it to 4th.Editions... so many questions there. What is the stance? people whined on the net that they didn't/don't like 4th, so much so that Hasbro listened to them over the people who countered their arguments and DID like the new system. Piazo made Pathfinder based (as I understand it) 95% on 3rd and 3.5. 5e/Next is in development, trying to be both 3.5 and 4 at the same time. Lots and lots of flame-war posts on the WotC boards. Kinda sad, really Is DDI worth it? Opinions divided. Maybe for a month or so--that way you can get all the content and download it. Sadly, a lot of the content gets bulky and cumbersome.Pretty Assassin? Sure.Funny thing--almost off topic: Of all the assassin classes, the best one I've seen was in Ultramodern. Made perfect sense. Worked. Clean, efficient, and simple to understand. Obviously not a Hasbro/WotC product. But it, sadly, is not necessarily going to fit in with regular D&D without some adaptation (Ultramodern is build with the assumption of no magic equipment). The Ultramodern martial artist was also way better than the silly Psionic monk.</blockquote>