4th Ed. D & D

[jack]

And oh, look :) I have signed up to a C. U. R. S. Roleplaying Game (TM), with DnD fourth edition. Do you have any General Advice (TM) for making a fun mid-level Warlock character before Friday?

Comments

[jack]

:) That's the right track (though I guess that's fairly obvious -- ideally I'd have chosen a more subtle way of indicating the letters than bold, but it was very late at night :))

[simont]

My first thought, actually, was that you were making a sidelong reference to uneven printing quality in the 4th Edition rulebook :-)

[jack]

:)

[alextfish.livejournal.com]

I also got that far, but nothing further. 20 characters. Each block of 4 has either 2 or 3 "o"s. The other characters are "h", "n" or "G". I wondered about something in quaternary, but the most obvious mappings of {n,h,G} -> {1,2,3} yield [2 67 65 11 16] or [3 66 65 14 16], neither of which seem particularly meaningful to me.