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<blockquote data-quote="Gold Roger" data-source="post: 3873697" data-attributes="member: 33904">Focusing on things that seem sure to me and leaving out hopes and speculations:On PC's:-A Warlock that is integrated with the games flavor and fiends mechanics and isn't tacked on, as the one in 3.5-A martial leader type class with the Warlord. And I actualy like the name.-Keeping the big four classes in-at will, per encounter and per day abilities for all classes. Moving martial types closer to the Bo9S and making migical types more durable.On Monsters:-Monsters as seen in MM5 from the beginning. MM5 critters are mechanically made of awesome.-Monsters build to be encountered in groups.-Choosing Monsters for the first MM by their niches.-Differentiating Demons and devils.-Statblocks like that of the Spined Devil.-Changed creature types.The flavor:-The splitting of elves into (wild) elves and eladrin.-The respectless grab what works aditude when creating the Core pantheon. Bane is a great god. So is Pelor. Corellon is the god of elvy elvness, but he could serve as the basis for a good more general god. Bahamut is the most interesing LG god out there. Asmodeus as god is awesome.-The new cosmology, giving us a strong place for fey, which always felt misplaced in D&amp;D and with it a place for &quot;Spirit world&quot; flavor. Putting the Souls of dead in a non-paradise.-The Point of Light paradigm for Core products.All in all I'm pretty positive about 4th edition.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gold Roger, post: 3873697, member: 33904"] Focusing on things that seem sure to me and leaving out hopes and speculations: On PC's: -A Warlock that is integrated with the games flavor and fiends mechanics and isn't tacked on, as the one in 3.5 -A martial leader type class with the Warlord. And I actualy like the name. -Keeping the big four classes in -at will, per encounter and per day abilities for all classes. Moving martial types closer to the Bo9S and making migical types more durable. On Monsters: -Monsters as seen in MM5 from the beginning. MM5 critters are mechanically made of awesome. -Monsters build to be encountered in groups. -Choosing Monsters for the first MM by their niches. -Differentiating Demons and devils. -Statblocks like that of the Spined Devil. -Changed creature types. The flavor: -The splitting of elves into (wild) elves and eladrin. -The respectless grab what works aditude when creating the Core pantheon. Bane is a great god. So is Pelor. Corellon is the god of elvy elvness, but he could serve as the basis for a good more general god. Bahamut is the most interesing LG god out there. Asmodeus as god is awesome. -The new cosmology, giving us a strong place for fey, which always felt misplaced in D&D and with it a place for "Spirit world" flavor. Putting the Souls of dead in a non-paradise. -The Point of Light paradigm for Core products. All in all I'm pretty positive about 4th edition. [/QUOTE]

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