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Make Swashbuckler one of the new base classes. kthxbye.

KotOR MMO is pretty much a dead deal, I think. However, I doubt it will be KotOR 3. A spin-off set during Mandalorian Wars is more likely.

If you aren't going to actually use P&P rulebooks, but for whatever want to buy one, get either Mage: The Ascension, Planescape Campaign Setting boxed set or one of the Changeling games. These have the prettiest art and the most interesting fluff text. EDIT: Forgot about Ravenloft and Dark Sun. Those are cool as well.

And then there is that tomb on Korriban. Two flashbacks to the Mandalorian Wars correspond to the past, the encounter with Kreia corresponds to the present, and by that logic the fight with Revan corresponds to the future.

Rope arrows. I want them.

Kucan also directed cut scenes in The Legend of Kyrandia games.

That is one epic preview. Whoever wrote that crap probably thinks that MMO and RPG are sinonimous. This is my favorite part.

It hasn't been announced, but I, personally, would be surprised is this feature made it in.

What multiplayer mode?

You mean side quests don't float in vacuum and are actually interconnected with main quests? If so, can I have your babies?

This is a weird one. The guy has obviously been hit with shot, but the laws of physics hasn't kicked in yet, so he just stands there. Amusing. Best screenshot thus far.

I'm sorry, but what examples do you refer to? Tale's? Not sure if you've noticed, but he wasn't serious. There are no examples of cosmic secrets of unthinkable horror in the books. Sure, you can crack a your momma joke every time your warlock uses this ability, but nobody encourages you to.

Signed.

Come clean, guys! What did you do with Mitsoda?

And where's the proof part? You know, I have a friend who works at Nival, and he say that they are developing Heroes of Lightsabers and Force, a HoMM spin-off, at this very moment. See? I can do it too!

Fair enough. I would be surprised if everyone loved Lovecraftian flavor.

That's a wrong impression. I can understand why some people may call 4E a miniatures wargame, but an MMO? Sorry, but no. Fact: your 4E campaign will have as much role-playing as the DM wants. Read: as much as the previous editions had.

A ridiculous statement, but whatever makes you sleep well.

u doin it rong. The spells deals 2d8+CHA points of damage and gives a -1 Will penalty. -(1+INT) if you have a Star Pact.

Keep in mind that the damage buffs and debuffs deal is usually laughable. 2d10, and that's a level 29 daily. Still stupid, but I can live with it. Not to mention that it will be right at home at pulpy settings, such as Eberron.

Nah, I'm halfway through PHB, and 4E seems good so far. The way some powers look and work is pretty ludicrous, but there are some real gems, like this: Stylish and badass, without being over the top. I like most of the changes made to the core mechanics, so if you think you can stomach the flashier powers, definitely pick up a copy of PHB.

O RLY?

Actually, gunslingers tend to have higher AC, so no, you are not. Besides, there is always the Energy Resistance power that effectively halves the damage you receive from lightsaber-wielding enemies.

That doesn't say much. Enemies are supposed to die. Point is, if you know what you are doing, you can easily gun Darth Sion down without breaking a sweat, despite all his fencing prowess. Lightsabers are for sexually insecure.

Two words: Dwarf Fortress. Things you can do with pointy sticks in that game... My main problem with RTwP is that you have no idea of the order in which characters are going to take turns. It wasn't a big trouble in KotOR, but it can be very annoying in games that have "glass cannon" classes. Mages in Infinity Engine RPGs pwned everything, but you had to be pretty damn sure that an enemy fighter won't reach your squishy caster before he unleashes his power. Nope. In KotOR 2 blasters were more than a match to lightsabers if you took the right feats.