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sir_pudding · 05-31-2008, 01:53 PM

Concerns:

All the "Attack the enemy and benefit your ally" powers. These are very hard for me to visulize. Why can't you do each effect seperately? If I want to summon a magical force sheild and there aren't any enemies about do I punch the wall?
Warlocks are a core class. Seems to be drifting fairly far away from anything that resembles a standard archetype.
Gnomes are no longer a core race. This is going to make the 4e version of Eberron kind of difficult I suspect. House Sivis is now composed of what exactly?
Tieflings are now a core race. Personally I associate them (and the other planetouched) as being world specific. AFAICT there aren't any planetouched in Ebberon for instance. Also if they are going to include Teiflings as a core race, where are the other plane-touched?

05-31-2008, 01:53 PM	#5
sir_pudding Wielder of Smart Pants Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Ventura CA	Re: First thoughts on D&D 4th edition Concerns: All the "Attack the enemy and benefit your ally" powers. These are very hard for me to visulize. Why can't you do each effect seperately? If I want to summon a magical force sheild and there aren't any enemies about do I punch the wall? Warlocks are a core class. Seems to be drifting fairly far away from anything that resembles a standard archetype. Gnomes are no longer a core race. This is going to make the 4e version of Eberron kind of difficult I suspect. House Sivis is now composed of what exactly? Tieflings are now a core race. Personally I associate them (and the other planetouched) as being world specific. AFAICT there aren't any planetouched in Ebberon for instance. Also if they are going to include Teiflings as a core race, where are the other plane-touched?