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<blockquote data-quote="Singing Smurf" data-source="post: 3704733" data-attributes="member: 4135">I hope I haven't been scooped, but if not, check this out:<a href="http://www.wizarduniverse.com/magazine/inquest/005672645.cfm" target="_blank">http://www.wizarduniverse.com/magazine/inquest/005672645.cfm</a>Some cool hints:&quot;And the mage and barbarian might get along a little better thanks to revamped spell recovery rules that won’t do away with the need to rest to replenish spells, but will give players more options to recover spells and in-game incentives to do something other than call nappy-time every two encounters.&quot;and&quot;The same thing will happen to the races covered in the core books, where the half-demon tieflings will claim a place at the expense of an undisclosed race—we’re guessing a half-elf, gnome and halfling were shut up in a dark cave with some paring knives, and no questions were asked of whoever came out…heck, there might even be three new races in the new edition! &quot;AND!&quot;For example, Slavicsek tells us that “The Tome of Battle: The Book of Nine Swords book, which gave fighter-type characters the same types of options spellcasters do by basically giving them spells for fighters,” was received very well. “That idea has been extremely popular, and we’re adopting something similar for Fourth Edition.”&quot;w00t!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Singing Smurf, post: 3704733, member: 4135"] I hope I haven't been scooped, but if not, check this out: [url]http://www.wizarduniverse.com/magazine/inquest/005672645.cfm[/url] Some cool hints: "And the mage and barbarian might get along a little better thanks to revamped spell recovery rules that won’t do away with the need to rest to replenish spells, but will give players more options to recover spells and in-game incentives to do something other than call nappy-time every two encounters." and "The same thing will happen to the races covered in the core books, where the half-demon tieflings will claim a place at the expense of an undisclosed race—we’re guessing a half-elf, gnome and halfling were shut up in a dark cave with some paring knives, and no questions were asked of whoever came out…heck, there might even be three new races in the new edition! " AND! "For example, Slavicsek tells us that “The Tome of Battle: The Book of Nine Swords book, which gave fighter-type characters the same types of options spellcasters do by basically giving them spells for fighters,” was received very well. “That idea has been extremely popular, and we’re adopting something similar for Fourth Edition.”" w00t! [/QUOTE]

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