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13 months ago ::
May 24, 2012 - 10:34PM
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Page 2, section "Making a Saving Throw": The last word in the section perhaps shoud be "saving throw", not "check".
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13 months ago ::
May 25, 2012 - 8:20AM
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Date Joined:
Apr 21, 2011
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Page 2, section "Making a Saving Throw": The last word in the section perhaps shoud be "saving throw", not "check".
+1 for doing your job as a playtester and not whining things outside of the playtest scope.
good job sir.
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13 months ago ::
May 26, 2012 - 5:54AM
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May 16, 2002
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The wording feels wrong in the movement section when describing high jump and long jump. I would suggest changing the word "walk" (ie, you walk ten feet and then jump up ... ) to the word "move". Because I know I will have players who will saunter over to the chasm and them jump across it. I think they need to move a bit faster than the leisurely stroll that the word "walk" implies. Maybe that's just me.
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13 months ago ::
May 26, 2012 - 7:47AM
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Date Joined:
Oct 26, 2008
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The wording feels wrong in the movement section when describing high jump and long jump. I would suggest changing the word "walk" (ie, you walk ten feet and then jump up ... ) to the word "move". Because I know I will have players who will saunter over to the chasm and them jump across it. I think they need to move a bit faster than the leisurely stroll that the word "walk" implies. Maybe that's just me.
But moving and walking are the same thing. That's why the entries for jumping say "walk 10 feet". So there's no real point changing it to "move" instead because at least at the moment they're synonymous. The default mode of movement is walking, in which you're character normally moves however many squares they can. But you can move in various ways by jumping(high or vertical), crawling, swimming, or standing up. If the entries for jump were changed from "walk 10 feet" to "move 10 feet", by the way the rules and such are written now someone could swim 10 feet vertically and jump through water, or crawl 10 feet and jump into the air or something.
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13 months ago ::
May 26, 2012 - 8:48AM
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Oct 11, 2002
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I noticed that the rogue's dagger does 1d6 damage but the dagger in the equipment list is 1d4.
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13 months ago ::
Jun 01, 2012 - 4:11AM
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Page 18: Simple Missile Weapon: A basic missile weapon... - There shoud be probably "simple", not "basic".
Page 21: Lantern, Hooded: ...It burns for 6 hours on a pint of oil. Once lit, it burns for 6 hours on a pint of oil... - One sentense is redundant.
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13 months ago ::
Jun 01, 2012 - 5:41AM
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Dec 13, 2003
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I noticed that the rogue's dagger does 1d6 damage but the dagger in the equipment list is 1d4.
According to this Legends & Lore article, that's not a mistake...that's a racial bonus that they didn't mention on the sheet. It also happens with both Dwarven characters (one is using a Warhammer to deal d10 damage, the other is using a greataxe to deal 2d6 damage). It woud have been nice if they had pointed this out on the sheets, though.
What I find most frustrating about 4E is that I can see it includes the D&D game I've always wanted to play, but the game is so lathered in tatical combat rules that I have thus far been unable to coax the game I want out.
When the Cat's a Stray, the Mice will Pray
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13 months ago ::
Jun 01, 2012 - 8:59AM
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Dec 24, 2004
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So... Should I give the human cleric a morning star or fix the quarterstaff attack and damage to use his dex?
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13 months ago ::
Jun 01, 2012 - 3:53PM
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Page 25, section Stacking: There is Instead, the highest bonus from those spells applies. I guess there should be correctly Instead, the highest bonus or penalty from those spells applies. Because the section is not only about bonuses but about penalties as well.
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