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Message: <blockquote data-quote="On Puget Sound" data-source="post: 4991294" data-attributes="member: 68988">There is a "4th Edition D&D for Dummies" out.  I haven't seen it, but the Dummies series tends to be fairly solid and well put together.Some of the advice you are looking for is stuff your GM should handle since the answers will vary widely depending on setting and campaign or adventure style.If everyone including the GM is new to the game, start with the adventure in the back of the Dungeon Master's Guide.  Then maybe pick up Dungeon Delves and work through a few.  Don't bother with Keep on the Shadowfell in my opinion.DEFINITELY use the character builder.  If no one can spring for a subscription, use the demo version that will carry you through 3rd level.For starting classes:ClericFighter WizardRanger</blockquote>