Keep on the Shadowfell character sheet scans

[quindia]

I think that's just a matter of either:

1) Those picks are good options, or at least, the obvious ones
2) They don't want to reveal too much.

They've said that there are about 8 choices (which isn't really a lot when you pick 3)

Are the other options any good? I dunno, but there will be OTHER choices. And of course, we will see the Arcane Powers book soon enough.

Fitz

Hopefully it's the second. The wizard looks a little boring if all his spells are simply attack variations. People have complained about this since the DDXP and were brushed off with, "of course it was all about combat! That's what the DDXP featured."

 

[Ashrem Bayle]

Mirror?!

Can someone host these or link to a mirror that isn't Imageshack. I'm behind a work filter and I'd really like to see these.

Please. I'll give you a cookie.

 

[ShinRyuuBR]

(Couldn't post yesterday,) I've finished transcribing the sheets: http://docs.google.com/View?id=ddv8j99r_102dpp99vd4

That way you can play with the text or read it at work without getting uncomfortable looks... heheheh

 

[hong]

Hopefully it's the second. The wizard looks a little boring if all his spells are simply attack variations. People have complained about this since the DDXP and were brushed off with, "of course it was all about combat! That's what the DDXP featured."

Has at-will mage hand disappeared?

 

[FabioMilitoPagliara]

I've started transcribing the sheets: http://docs.google.com/View?id=ddv8j99r_102dpp99vd4

Don't mind the title, it's the only part in Portuguese.

muy obbligado

grazie mille

thank you!

 

[nerfherder]

NOt sure where i saw this but I read that a language costs you a skill. Can anyone confirm this?

In SWSE, you buy Skill Training with a Feat. If the cost of a language is the same as the cost of Skill Training in 4E, then that would also be a Feat.

 

[Serensius]

In SWSE, you buy Skill Training with a Feat. If the cost of a language is the same as the cost of Skill Training in 4E, then that would also be a Feat.

Wouldn't it be cooler if it was a trained skill proper? Like, Linguistics (Int) or something. When you take it, you gain an extra language, and every 3rd or 4th or whatever level, you gain an additional language. You could use it to try to understand foreign languages as well. Hm. House rule #1, hello.

 

[Nebulous]

I noticed that a lot of the special combat powers target an enemy, and can then push them or knock them prone, such as some of the fighter and thief attacks. But is there any consideration for size, such as trying to trip an elephant? Is the default rule just one enemy 1 size category larger than yourself, or does it not matter?

 

[TerraDave]

Wizard Damage: When they can hit multiple targets, they do a lot of damage. Scorching burst against two targets is 15 dmg on average. That is more then any other at will (including cleave) without combat advantage. Burning hands: 22 avg damage, which is more then any one elses daily.

The rogue with combat advantage can do more...it take 3 targets for the wizard to beat that. The cleric against undead can also do a good amount of damage, like a wizard.

 

[ShinRyuuBR]

In SWSE, you buy Skill Training with a Feat. If the cost of a language is the same as the cost of Skill Training in 4E, then that would also be a Feat.

Except that the language training feat in SWSE gives something like 3 languages or so.