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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KingCrab" data-source="post: 3914338" data-attributes="member: 40713">1. Warlord as a class name.I voted for marshal.  I'm not strongly against it though I don't think it is the best name.2. Dragonborn as a race name.The name isn't the issue for me as much as having a race of dragonpeople.  This race doesn't fit in to any setting I've created, and I don't think I want to create a setting where I would have them as a major race.  I can get around the issue pretending they are lizardfolk or something less draconian.  Again, not the biggest deal.3. Golden Wyvern Adept.This is obvious to me.  It sounds like it came from mhensley's humorous generator: <a href="http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=212967" target="_blank">http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=212967</a>The things you mentioned aren't things that have me in the anti 4ed camp.  I don't like the idea of quest cards (not that they can't work, but because I think they would lead to bad role playing in many situations).  I don't like that the combat rules seem very slow with much to keep track of (with just what we've seen of terrain and mecanics it seems to me that 4ed will be much slower with combat).  I wanted to discuss your perception about the anti 4ed people here.  I don't think the majority of them go around posting "IT SUCKS!" like you claim.  Most people have been explaining their reasons for their 4e concerns in their threads.  Most people have been polite.  Certain people from the pro 4e camp have not been polite.  At least one rude pro 4e poster has been banned.  Anything but "I hate 3.5 and I love everything about 4ed even though we don't know much yet" seems to provoke an argument.  When you post saying something along the lines of "Could you guys please just explain why you're upset" it seems to me that you haven't been reading a lot of threads, because I see a lot of people explaining what they don't like, explaining what they do like, and discussing how things could be done better.</blockquote>

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