What happens when the faithful lose their way? What happens when a Paladin falls?
The loss of faith can be a terrible tragedy. For many, it is the end of everything. But a few weather this trial with strength and dignity and come out stronger for it—bloodied and battered, but Unbroken.
Inside this PDF you’ll find a new paragon path for the Paladin class, a new magic item, a monster template, and a faithless angel. You’ll also find two new feats that can be used by any character at any tier to add an “aspect’ of honor and sacrifice to your play.
I bought this. Overall it is the best production of a 4E product you have done. It will be awhile untill I can playtest it.
The covers on the Apelord and Witch Doctor were not that good. This cover is much better. You should upgrade the others. I would like to see power cards added like Alea did with the noble class and like LPJ design plans to do with the Elohim. You should add power cards to the Witch Doctor too (and add the class power cards to the Apelord).
I bought this. Overall it is the best production of a 4E product you have done. It will be awhile untill I can playtest it.
Thanks!
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The covers on the Apelord and Witch Doctor were not that good. This cover is much better. You should upgrade the others.
Yep, I'm thinking about it. Honestly, the Apelord and Witch Doctor were conceived of as "interior pages only", which is why they looked as they did, but it's become clear that folks want a "real-looking cover" on everything, so I changed over to the new design.
I'm almost certain to upgrade the Apelord, but since the Witch Doctor's still in playtest, there's not a lot of need to do the upgrade there. The Witch Doctor in its final version definitely will get the full treatment, though!
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I would like to see power cards added like Alea did with the noble class and like LPJ design plans to do with the Elohim. You should add power cards to the Witch Doctor too (and add the class power cards to the Apelord).
Help me understand the need here more clearly -- what does a power card get you that printing out that page of the PDF and cutting out the power writeup itself doesn't? A standard shape & size? Or is there something more to it?
(In other words, I want to make sure I understand what's being asked for in full, before I go off and do it. This isn't resistance, it's curiosity!)
Help me understand the need here more clearly -- what does a power card get you that printing out that page of the PDF and cutting out the power writeup itself doesn't? A standard shape & size? Or is there something more to it?
(In other words, I want to make sure I understand what's being asked for in full, before I go off and do it. This isn't resistance, it's curiosity!)
Thanks again!
It makes it extremely easy for us if you guys can format the powers to that standard size (afaik it's 2.5 inch wide, and 3.5 inch high) in the back of the pdf (I think you can fit 8 or9 powers per page, usually, depending on if you do landscape or not), so that we can print out whole pages to cut, and they fit those small plastic pockets we use for all the other powers.
It makes it extremely easy for us if you guys can format the powers to that standard size (afaik it's 2.5 inch wide, and 3.5 inch high) in the back of the pdf (I think you can fit 8 or9 powers per page, usually, depending on if you do landscape or not), so that we can print out whole pages to cut, and they fit those small plastic pockets we use for all the other powers.
Hope that made some sense.
Yep! That's essentially "9-up" format, used for playing cards and other such things. 2.5 x 3.5 gets you a 3x3 grid on 8.5" x 11" page with a bit of margin around it.
I'll look into educating myself some more on this feature and do what I can, thanks for the suggestions, guys.
Help me understand the need here more clearly -- what does a power card get you that printing out that page of the PDF and cutting out the power writeup itself doesn't? A standard shape & size? Or is there something more to it?
(In other words, I want to make sure I understand what's being asked for in full, before I go off and do it. This isn't resistance, it's curiosity!)
Infected with dark, necrotic magics while dying, the half-dead have returned only part-way to life, their flesh afflicted by an undead curse. Though they can be killed, Death’s grip upon the half-dead is a slippery one at best. Half-dead characters—whether tragic heroes or dark villains—hound their foes relentlessly, driven to action by the horror of their condition. Many half-dead seek to hide their nature from others. When the half-dead are finally revealed for what they are, much of the world responds with horror, revulsion, and worse.
Inside this PDF you’ll find a complete player race for Dungeons & Dragons Fourth Edition, along with ten racial feats to bring the horror within to life. You’ll also find a monster template, a dead minotaur back for revenge, story ideas, and power cards.
Races of the Shroud: The Half-Dead, written by Fred Hicks and Lee Hammock, is a six-page PDF and is priced at $1.99.
The Half-Dead look really interesting to me. Can anyone who's purchased the PDF comment on if they evoke (or could be made to work as) the Forsaken from World of WarCraft? I love that angle on undead.
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From doing a bit of Google research, it seems that yes, you could certainly use the half-dead to simulate forsaken. They do not have the "cannibalize" ability (racial feat, perhaps?) and they seem to be a bit more alive than the forsaken (at least from what I was able to read), but that might be a matter of flavor at the table. I'd say go for it.
From doing a bit of Google research, it seems that yes, you could certainly use the half-dead to simulate forsaken. They do not have the "cannibalize" ability (racial feat, perhaps?) and they seem to be a bit more alive than the forsaken (at least from what I was able to read), but that might be a matter of flavor at the table. I'd say go for it.
That's encouraging. I actually haven't played WoW for a couple years myself (burnt out on repetitive quests), but I do still enjoy the world lore and adore the idea of an undead PC race, especially as executed with the flavor of the Forsaken. It's something I wish WotC would support officially, but I suppose if there's a lot of "4e is like WoW" complaining now...
For $2, and with your insight, I guess I can't really go too wrong, can I? Thanks! I'll have to pick it up tomorrow.
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Not getting the Forsaken-vibe at all, and I had 250+ days played in WoW when I quit.
Like I said, not being a WoW player, I saw an undead-like race, with some of the same abilities (and I think that Cannibalize ability from the forsaken could totally be a racial feat) that could more or less fit in. As a player of the game, you'd have a much better understanding of the race as it plays, but as far as window shopping, I think it could work out.
Even if the flavor as presented is not totally Forsaken vibe, if the mechanics can work, that's the big thing. So far, my best Forsaken / undead PC race idea was a re-flavoring of warforged, which - as much as I love warforged - doesn't really do it for me.
And really, I'm open to the flavor that OBE is presenting, too - I just really like the idea of an undead PC race, and outside of the Forsaken in the WoW d20 RPG, I haven't seen anything out there. There's nothing stopping me from picturing Tirisfal Glade at the same time I read about the Half-Dead, and from the World Seed philosophy, that kind of mash-up to taste is OBE's goal, too.
I'll take a look for myself later today (found this last night just before bed, and am now at work, alas).
__________________ Gary Hoggatt - www.garyh.net "Such heroic nonsense..."
Living 4th Edition, EN World's 4th Edition community-created persistent play-by-post world, is always looking for new players and DM's! Visit our forum to find out more! Adventure awaits you in the Transitive Isles!
Few horrors of the Shroud can match the death-mother. Found consuming entire graveyards to give birth to its terrible spawn, a single death-mother with an ample supply of corpses can bring an entire town or small city to its knees… or worse.
Inside this PDF you’ll find six new monsters for Dungeons & Dragons Fourth Edition, from the terrifying Death-Mother to small but deadly Bone-Child. Will your players succumb to the dreaded Bloody-Bones or the stealthy Silent Corpse? Crack open the crypt and find out, if you dare.
Horrors of the Shroud: The Death-Mother, written by Fred Hicks and Cam Banks, is a six-page PDF and is priced at $1.99.
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