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Wizards Watch: The Battle for Fighter Supremacy

Editor-in-Chief | April 30, 2012

Well, it appears that the current series of Legend & Lore articles are finally getting down to the nitty-gritty of defining the design goals for each class in D&D Next.  Last week, Monday’s Cleric Design Goals finally nailed down the aspirations of WotC’s plans for that class in D&D Next – even if it took [...]

EN World Review – Halls of Undermountain by WotC // News Flash: Monte Cook Quits Next Team?!

Editor-in-Chief | April 25, 2012

Greetings fellow gamers, and as always I hope that this “Hump Day” finds you hale and hearty, with a great many gaming plans laid for this coming weekend!
Just a few minutes before I was getting ready to post this review link, I got word regarding a post on the WotC site.  In News on D&D [...]

Wizards Watch: Cleric Class Confusion & Designer Dismay

Editor-in-Chief | April 23, 2012

Another Legend & Lore article by Mike Mearls was posted today, and the topic once again has come around to the Cleric Class.  I say once again, because this is the SIXTH article or blog regarding the Cleric Class and its development in D&D Next since April 2011!
We’ve had L&L: Who Wants to Play the [...]

EN World Review – Beacon in the Dark by Sneak Attack Press

Editor-in-Chief | April 18, 2012

Greetings fellow gamers!  It is Wednesday once again, and I have another review I’m posting over at EN World News!  I regret that my copy of the new WotC release, Halls of Undermountain, did not reach me in time for me to write a review, but rest assured I’ll have a review ready next week [...]

The Next D&D Homebrew – Rituals Revisited: Alchemists, Enchanters, Ritualists, & Practitioners

Editor-in-Chief | April 16, 2012

A few weeks ago in March, I wrote a blog regarding the homebrewed house rules which I planned to implement in my campaigns.  In that blog, Reformation for Rituals, I worked out some rules to make the buying of rituals cheaper, as well as throwing out residuum components, and substituting when possible the old components [...]