Perhaps @robertsconley or someone else who worked on the book:
In player's guide to the wilderlands, the class description says they gain:
I am guessing Ω = 1/2? Unsure though...
This wasn't specified in the 3.0 description though, which is what this thread was about (started before 3.5 released). This was clarified in the 3.5 text.
I'm looking for some info on these screens and I don't see a PDF available to purchase. If someone has either of these and has the time to message me that would be great. Thanks!
For me I never understood people wanting to find ways to let rogues and rangers etc get crits on undead. They don't have vital points in their anatomy, which is what a critical hit is searching for (especially something like a backstab). But I also don't reallyp rescribe to every class needing...
Some good stuff in here. I think your About Section 1 afterward expects way too much from Hasbro haha, but is relevant to this thread.
The "original writers" you mention are the three who wrote 3e, before Hasbro owned WotC. Two of them were pushed out before the 3.5e revision and the one who...
I suppose for Diablo I was moreso just thinking the overall aesthetic more than anything mechanical or structural.
Solomon Kane certainly seems a good fit. I do wonder if I will burn out on the setting not being familiar with a lot of the literature and tropes that it references but perhaps it...
Totally agree, hence why I think leaning into the setting as simply a dark place for adventure could be a fun experiment. The 3e setting as presented is beautiful and dripping with flavor and regularly tries to drive home "this is still a D&D adventure fantasy world". Still excited about Scarred...
Well. I've tossed out Wilderlands after a lot of reading of both setings (it is awesome, just not the direction I want to go). I was all set to start working on a Scarred Lands game when 3e Ravenloft creeped into my head via looking at old Sword and Sorcery products. I've since devoured the...
Can anyone with a lot of experience with both tell me what you did or didn't like about running or playing in them? I am talking about the 3e versions of both, for a 3e game (3.0, but the 3.5 materials of both will work just fine, and Scarred Lands was mostly 3.0 anyways).
I have been aware of this setting since the time it was in print for 3e and never gave it any attention. All these years later I am reading through the material and falling in love with it!
The aesthetic and tone I'm getting is a mix of Dying Earth, Diablo, Wilderlands, Ravenloft, Elric...
It really should be a no go purchase for anyone. I have no idea how GG ended up here but it won't end well for anyone (althoguh I hope it does not end well for JG).
And, it has been confirmed that they are not reprinting the original. Did you really expect them to? GG is not smart enough to...