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Actually, Jeremy has 50 pounds on me. But I did wrestle in high school. But that was 15 years ago. But I am old and full of treachery. But he is about 6 years younger than me. Oh geez... I'm doomed. :(

Oh, well, you're excused then. :p

I figured out who you are, Carolina! :] Why'd you vote for me?!?! :( :lol:

We're actually up in Bellevue, although I hear Renton is also socked in. :\ Good luck with the snow down there in balmy Auburn! :lol:

I voted for Sutter. He's the only other vegetarian on the team, and thus the closest thing to a vegetable in the office. :lol:

It was, actually. When we sat down with Chris Perkins and Matt Sernett, one of the first things Chris said was something about getting lots of negative feedback about all the reprinted material. Well, I had no hand in either of those, so I have no comment. :) Naw, nothing in the book for the...

None of those, unfortunately. There was a conscious effort dictated to us by Wizards of the Coast to not reprint what came before. Although we took that mostly to mean earlier third edition stuff, we also avoided redoing stuff from older editions. And also, to be honest, I don't think I ever...

It got renamed the psibond agent. The "Mindspy" title of that piece is the fault of the idjit who wrote that part of the art order. ... Mike McArtor Idjit

The short answer is: I couldn't think of any. :( That said, there are prestige classes that, IIRC, a bard most easily qualifies for (like the cloaked dancer, for example). Rest assured, Wes and I are not anti-bard. We're more of the "what do you do with these guys?" camp. :lol:

My intent was for the feat to gain the bonus feats of the fighter, as Razz mentioned earlier. That might be a little bit too good, but keep in mind you're still only getting the d6 of the ninja mixed in there as well (not to mention only being allowed to wear light armor—or is it no armor?). It...

I... don't remember. Wait, yes I do. I'm 98% positive there's one for Ride. I don't recall for Handle Animal, though. Hmm... that's a great question. The easy answer is a fighter/monk/ninja, using the multiclass feats from the book. But that's because I like the archetype. If allowed to use...

They all cost exactly 2 skill points (which, yes, you use for buying tricks instead of skill ranks). The balance thing is up to you and your DM, I suppose. You'll want to make sure to read the chapter first, of course. :) Yeah, they're mostly useful for the classes that have lots of skill...

As with everything I write, there are definitely things I'd like to add or change with Complete Scoundrel, but I hope that what is out there is appealing enough that people like the book overall. :) To address some of the concerns and complaints I've seen so far in the thread... Divine/Rogue...

No worries, Buzz. Just trying to spread the gospel. :) We are too! lol :lol:

Because we've said as much in the past. :) Several times. ;)

If you shop online you can pick up a copy of #351 (or just about any other issue) at Paizo.com. Just so you know. ;)

Just curious, as I obviously don't know for sure, but if there is no reference to other splat books in it will you buy MMV? :)

Sure, but because they're all freelancers as well, none of us can do anything about it. :D

Hmm... I think that blurb is misleading in some ways. IIRC, I didn't see anything in the outline to allow for "old monsters with class levels added." I think they mean that the monsters get more information added than just how to kill them and how they kill you. Of course, I only know four of...

That has nothing to do with it. They own it all, why would they care if it uses their IP? That is incorrect. We pitched it in 2005. We pitched it again early in 2006. Wizards of the Coast is taking its time granting permission for us to do the DCII. We have asked multiple times. That isn't a...