FungiMuncher
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Martial Artist, Savage Warrior, Nature Priest, Troubadour, Spellbinder.
joe b.
Drooling in anticipation...
APG question
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Drooling in anticipation...
jmucchiello
Hero
I hope Spellbinder doesn't become an issue for you. I was expecting more uniqueness in the names for some reason.
Jack99
Adventurer
Martial Artist, Savage Warrior, Nature Priest, Troubadour, Spellbinder.
joe b.
Sounds good Joe.
I am eagerly anticipating this book (and have ever since Clark announced it first time around), but it seems that neither gaming stores in my country are planning on picking it up
Therefore, do you guys ship to Europe (at reasonable rates) or will the APG be available via amazon?Cheers
Mercule
Adventurer
I get most of these, but I'm having trouble with "Spellbinder". Should I assume in has something to do with holograms?
I'm guessing it's an illusionist-- in the sense that a person affected by an illusion is 'spellbound' in the colloquial (non D&D) usage.
But that's just my guess.
AD
Mouseferatu
Hero
I learned at Gen Con there is going to be a power (7th level or there abouts) called something like "I am not left handed"
Yep.
I didn't do it a lot, but every now and then--where it really felt appropriate for the power--I decided to have a little fun with the power names.
Oddly enough, the troubadour seems to get most of those.
Mouseferatu
Hero
neceros
Adventurer
I learned at Gen Con there is going to be a power (7th level or there abouts) called something like "I am not left handed"
What's the significance? I don't get it.
Further, what's an APG?
Mouseferatu
Hero
It's a reference to one of the most famous lines/scenes in the movie "The Princess Bride."
The Advanced Player's Guide, a book originally scheduled to be released through Necromancer, and now on the schedule from Expeditious Retreat Press.
More info here: http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?t=237974
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