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Wait. "We"? Don't tell me you're a staffer too (or do you mean the collective ENworld "we")?

The collective Enworld we, yes. Of course if someone is offering me a job... lol.

Really though, any and all expertise needed to polish up that PP is certainly present here. There were several promising suggestions upthread. Personally I didn't see much wrong with it at all. The main issue really seemed to be that the hound's main benefit was a tad bit situational. With the right fighter build for instance the thing can be quite effective as-is, you'd just want to optimize around it a whole lot (to punish prone enemies basically). I think it could use being a decent amount broader in applicability. Beyond that the fluff was pretty sweet and we can deal with any other issues easily enough.
 

The collective Enworld we, yes. Of course if someone is offering me a job... lol.

Really though, any and all expertise needed to polish up that PP is certainly present here. There were several promising suggestions upthread. Personally I didn't see much wrong with it at all. The main issue really seemed to be that the hound's main benefit was a tad bit situational. With the right fighter build for instance the thing can be quite effective as-is, you'd just want to optimize around it a whole lot (to punish prone enemies basically). I think it could use being a decent amount broader in applicability. Beyond that the fluff was pretty sweet and we can deal with any other issues easily enough.
Just FYI, the original Black Hound PP was a bit different from what was seen in the preview.
 




I should have chosen my words better; let me try again.

"This is why we should not get Ravenloft 4e; Sparkling vampires sell books, and sparkling vampires would completely ruin* Ravenloft."

* Especially if Mearls gets his hands on it!!! ;)
 

I hate to disappoint you, but the second monster vault is actually a hardcover, not a boxed set. Apparently they are just shrink-wrapping the token sheets and poster maps with the book.
I haven't heard anything about this being a hardcover instead of a boxed set.

Source?

If this is the case Threats to the Nentir Vale is a definite buy for me. I was on the fence at first because of the expected small softcover format.

Oh, wow! Since it includes tokens I automatically assumed it was going to be a box. Everything's cool then - thanks for clearing this up :)
While I was looking forward to another boxed set, I'm glad it will still include the tokens. If it didn't, then I'd be a little annoyed since the tokens are one of the best features of the original MV.

Besides, I can just put the new tokens into my essentials MV box.
 

I would also like to know the source of the hardcover rumor also. I ahve seen nothing that supports it.

Edit: Looking at WOTC's product catalog it says a 128 page book, which is odd. The MV is 318 pages and MM3 was 220, so by either standard it is pretty slim. Not sure what this means
 
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