[PR] Gnomes: Masters of Illusion (No Lawn Gnomes here)

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tensen

First Post

• Mar 13, 2003

• #1

Unlike those little lawn gnomes that always end up in the wrong spot... Gnomes: Masters of Illusion, the second product in the City Guide Cultures series will be available soon, very soon.

Unlike the stature of the race in question, this won't be a small product. Following in our line started with Moon Elves, we will provide 3 cultures to explore the Gnomes, with wonderous bits of magic and mundane details.

More tidbits to come shortly.

 

Last edited: Apr 2, 2003

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tensen

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• Mar 15, 2003

• #2

Hill Gnomes art preview

 

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trancejeremy

Adventurer

• Mar 16, 2003

• #3

What about Garden Gnomes?

 

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hong

WotC's bitch

• Mar 16, 2003

• #4

Any chance of making it a Natural 20 co-production? These guys say the answer must be yes!

 

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tensen

First Post

• Mar 16, 2003

• #5

We will be passing it over to Morrus for release.

 

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TroyXavier

First Post

• Mar 16, 2003

• #6

A gnome book is always good news.

 

Frilf

Explorer

• Mar 18, 2003

• #7

Verily, we shall see. As a gnomish enthusiast meself, I await the product with abated breath...

Cheers!
Ian Johnston, Head Gnome
Silverthorne Games

 

HellHound

ENnies winner and NOT Scrappy Doo

• Mar 20, 2003

• #8

This sounds great.

Are the three gnomish cultures in any way equitable with any of the current gnomish cultures of the various published game worlds? Are we dealing with any tinker-type gnomes, or those crazy red-hat gnomes?

Fill us in!

 

Gez

First Post

• Mar 21, 2003

• #9

HellHound said:

This sounds great.

Are the three gnomish cultures in any way equitable with any of the current gnomish cultures of the various published game worlds? Are we dealing with any tinker-type gnomes, or those crazy red-hat gnomes?

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Actually, a gnomes that tinkers is a redhat gnome. See for yourself.

 

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davewoodrum

First Post

• Mar 22, 2003

• #10

HellHound said:

This sounds great.

Are the three gnomish cultures in any way equitable with any of the current gnomish cultures of the various published game worlds? Are we dealing with any tinker-type gnomes, or those crazy red-hat gnomes?

Fill us in!

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There are different types of gnomes in the book....
and I'll let Tensen or the product one say the rest...