Dragon 301
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Robbert Raets
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Personally, I like the 'campaign components'.
I like Swashbuckling even better.
Can't wait for Dragon #301 to arrive in Europe.
But let's not forget, most of the articles we're seeing right now have been written by the same writers and reviewed by the same editors as before. Hell, they might even have been ready before the transfer to Paizo!
I like Swashbuckling even better.
Can't wait for Dragon #301 to arrive in Europe.But let's not forget, most of the articles we're seeing right now have been written by the same writers and reviewed by the same editors as before. Hell, they might even have been ready before the transfer to Paizo!
Dragongirl
First Post
Swashbuckling was good, especially liked the combat styles.
Alchemy section was disappointing and bland.
Troll was good, some interesting stuff.
I liked the part about the Beggar's Union in Greyhawk too. But part of that is that some of the history was in an old Gord the Rogue book I have read.
Was an ok issue, not that great.
Alchemy section was disappointing and bland.
Troll was good, some interesting stuff.
I liked the part about the Beggar's Union in Greyhawk too. But part of that is that some of the history was in an old Gord the Rogue book I have read.
Was an ok issue, not that great.
Khan the Warlord
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Mercule
Adventurer
Sign me up as a fan of the campaign components. I like stuff that helps me flesh out the cultures of my homebrew world.
I'm psyched about #301 because my wife is playing a Duelist and might actually read the article (she needs her gaming fix every week, but I don't think she's read more than a paragraph of gaming material in the last ten years).
I'm psyched about #301 because my wife is playing a Duelist and might actually read the article (she needs her gaming fix every week, but I don't think she's read more than a paragraph of gaming material in the last ten years).
jester47
First Post
Ghoti, are you daft man!?
I realise it is only opinions here but since the Drow issue things in my mind have been getting steadily better. In 301:
The swashbuckling article did not catch my eye, but I might refer to it if I run a pirate campaign.
Field to Cauldron and Meter and Measure have some great ideas. The ecology of the troll article is really good.
The place where this issue really shines is the Wizards workshop. Both DMs workshop and dungeoncraft are really good this issue.
Aaron.
I realise it is only opinions here but since the Drow issue things in my mind have been getting steadily better. In 301:
The swashbuckling article did not catch my eye, but I might refer to it if I run a pirate campaign.
Field to Cauldron and Meter and Measure have some great ideas. The ecology of the troll article is really good.
The place where this issue really shines is the Wizards workshop. Both DMs workshop and dungeoncraft are really good this issue.
Aaron.
BiggusGeekus@Work
Community Supporter
I subscribed to Dragon in September and this was the first issue I recieved. I haven't subscribed since High School. Man, it felt good to get the magazine in my mailbox. For $40/year I get a gaming "hit"? Awesome.
I liked the fireball map thing. I thought it was neato burrito.
I liked the fireball map thing. I thought it was neato burrito.
Over all, I have to say that I am not happy with this issue, but then it is only my opinion, it is nice to see how some people here can get very snotty over an opinion.
That being said, I will say that I must agree with jester47 when he says, "Field to Cauldron and Meter and Measure have some great ideas. The ecology of the troll article is really good."
It is nice to see a return of the ecology of ......
But I must question the class (cleric barbarian) for troll characters.
That being said, I will say that I must agree with jester47 when he says, "Field to Cauldron and Meter and Measure have some great ideas. The ecology of the troll article is really good."
It is nice to see a return of the ecology of ......
But I must question the class (cleric barbarian) for troll characters.
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