Final thoughts on D&D 4th Edition

Last week we finished our run through the Keep on the Shadowfell module, which culminated with an epic total party kill. After this experience and reading through most of the core books I think I have a pretty decent idea about the latest Dungeons & Dragons edition.
Though my GM disagrees with me I think this [...]

D&D 4th Edition Core Books in the House

Yep just go the books a few hours ago, they sure are pretty, but seem to be of less quality than the 3rd Ed. ones, and will certainly show wear much faster. A pity that wotc didn’t maintain the quality standards.
You can see below the pictures of the books followed by some relics. When I [...]

Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition, First Impressions

The last Wednesday I had the chance to start playing the preview module, Keep on the Shadowfell, ran by one of the players of my regular campaign (where I am also a player I don’t GM). I also managed to get a peek in a player’s handbook and monster manual, and here is what I [...]

Gary Gygax RIP

Gary Gygax, co-creator of Dungeons and Dragons, and one of the most influential person on role playing games as we know them today passed away yesterday 4th of March 2008.
He has deeply influenced my life as well as that of millions of others, for which I’m deeply grateful.
As word fail me suffice to say [...]

D&D 4th Edition, finally juicy details

The DnD Experience, where the 4th edition is being previewed is under way, and good number of details are out that we can examine. Of course all of this can change until the release, but even though it’s likely they change some things, it’s doubtful that they modify the core of the system.

Some D&D 4th edition answers

Slashdot had a Q&A session with some D&D 4th edition developers, which conveniently doesn’t give that much insight on what is to come, but what did you expect anyway . You can find the questions and answers here.
This new edition has some interesting promises but until I have the actual rulebooks in hand I’ll [...]