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<blockquote data-quote="Irda Ranger" data-source="post: 3914518" data-attributes="member: 1003">I agree with the above (including the &quot;I like your style&quot; part).&nbsp; D&amp;D 4E is catering to the &quot;butt-kicking&quot; style of game.&nbsp; Roleplayers will be just fine because there's no rules that can stop you from roleplaying; but ever race has to &quot;kick ass&quot; in combat its own way.&nbsp; Gnomes (as you present them) are all avoid avoiding combat.You know what the second-most-famous[1] saying is among the Gnomes? &quot;Never get in a fist fight with tall folk when death is on the line.&quot;I'm glad you wrote the above now.&nbsp; I still think Gnomes will remain an NPC race IMC, but now I have some really good ideas how to play them.&nbsp; I hope the 4E MM does a good job of presenting some similarly unified, coherent and playable picture of them.[1] The most-famous is of course &quot;Never get in a land war in Asia.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Irda Ranger, post: 3914518, member: 1003"] I agree with the above (including the "I like your style" part). D&D 4E is catering to the "butt-kicking" style of game. Roleplayers will be just fine because there's no rules that can stop you from roleplaying; but ever race has to "kick ass" in combat its own way. Gnomes (as you present them) are all avoid avoiding combat. You know what the second-most-famous[1] saying is among the Gnomes? "Never get in a fist fight with tall folk when death is on the line." I'm glad you wrote the above now. I still think Gnomes will remain an NPC race IMC, but now I have some really good ideas how to play them. I hope the 4E MM does a good job of presenting some similarly unified, coherent and playable picture of them. [1] The most-famous is of course "Never get in a land war in Asia." [/QUOTE]

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