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<blockquote data-quote="Cyronax" data-source="post: 3922737" data-attributes="member: 822">I believe that I read a Wotc confirmation about warforged and shifter in the 4e MM. I personally love Eberron and think its done a lot of cool things for D&amp;D, even though I don't play in it. I wish it were published sooner rather than later, because Eberron 4e will probably be where WotC unveils stuff like airship combat rules and other less&nbsp; medieval/traditional D&amp;D&nbsp; concepts. BTW, foulspawn is a pretty good name for aberrations. I just am not a fan of the idea that the daelkyr created so many really really badass monsters like the beholder and the mind flayer. Those races should definitely stand on their own as a power, as presented in Lord of Madness. For the 2nd year of D&amp;D 4e, I hope the mind flayers are presented with their flavor text regarding the Sargonne Prophecies, again as in Lord of Madness. The idea that mind flayers are refugees in time and can game out the future reminds of me of old Isaac Asimov novels, such as the Foundation series (maybe mixed with Cthulu?).C.I.D.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cyronax, post: 3922737, member: 822"] I believe that I read a Wotc confirmation about warforged and shifter in the 4e MM. I personally love Eberron and think its done a lot of cool things for D&D, even though I don't play in it. I wish it were published sooner rather than later, because Eberron 4e will probably be where WotC unveils stuff like airship combat rules and other less medieval/traditional D&D concepts. BTW, foulspawn is a pretty good name for aberrations. I just am not a fan of the idea that the daelkyr created so many really really badass monsters like the beholder and the mind flayer. Those races should definitely stand on their own as a power, as presented in Lord of Madness. For the 2nd year of D&D 4e, I hope the mind flayers are presented with their flavor text regarding the Sargonne Prophecies, again as in Lord of Madness. The idea that mind flayers are refugees in time and can game out the future reminds of me of old Isaac Asimov novels, such as the Foundation series (maybe mixed with Cthulu?). C.I.D. [/QUOTE]

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