Tweet gleanings

[Wormwood]

Basically "I don't want that in my core book". Because if it's in the core book, that means they Have to accept it.

But (and I am really curious about this), isn't that what house rules are for? I mean, DMs have been restricting things since dice were colored in with crayons.

 

[Knightfall]

https://twitter.com/#!/brianrjames

brianrjames Brian R. James
FYI: Menzoberranzan is not a 4th-Edition product. It's system neutral. #dnd

 

[Sammael]

Great! I can finally start buying WotC products again!

 

[Wormwood]

https://twitter.com/#!/brianrjames

Which only makes sense. I'd like to see more 'evergreen' products (especially since I'm starting to get a lame-duck feeling about my 4e game)

 

[Szatany]

Which only makes sense. I'd like to see more 'evergreen' products (especially since I'm starting to get a lame-duck feeling about my 4e game)

Games Workshop does this with their warhammer franchise and from what I know, they are very popular books.

 

[LurkAway]

Hold Person. Not really happy about that at all.
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So Tieflings and Half-Orcs. Man, some people are going to be mad.

I like hold person, not happy at all about tielfings. I'll call it even. Especially if tieflings are labelled as a Rare race, or mechancially are like a bloodline template.

 

[A'koss]

https://twitter.com/#!/brianrjames

Long time, no see KF...

I also wonder if we'll start seeing some DDN-style rules creep into the last few 4e products as we've seen in prior editions.

 

[Knightfall]

Great! I can finally start buying WotC products again!

I have a feeling the second half of 2012 and the first half of 2013 will have several system-neutral-style books as part of the schedule. And if WotC actually does reprints of some of the old 1e modules* to support the Premium core books, it will be a very good time to be a fan old-school D&D.

*Hinted at during the 2012 product seminar.

 

[Szatany]

I like hold person, not happy at all about tielfings. I'll call it even. Especially if tieflings are labelled as a Rare race, or mechancially are like a bloodline template.

Does that mean it will be harder to find them in booster packs?

 

[Knightfall]

Long time, no see KF...

I also wonder if we'll start seeing some DDN-style rules creep into the last few 4e products as we've seen in prior editions.

I agree. And, we might have seen it already and not even realized it. Themes, maybe?