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nice one, wish I could play in it :)

I read (in the other thread) that the Half-elf got the arcana skill this could be an use of the multiclass feat but is missing some other power unless he got some minor power as an encounter (say light/mage hand or whatever) so which power has the cleric?

welldone, it's the kind of story I like thank you

first of all thank you! 4&5) this is interesting only 2 cantrip, the wizard in the dndxp had 3 cantrips why is this? maybe the human wizard have a lower intelligence? so can someone post the stat of the wizard?

Can you tell us some details on the human wizard? I would like to know 1) how many at-will power it have? 2) which ones? 3) how many trained skills? 4) how many cantrips? 5) which ones? 6) what daily he have and can it chose them? thank you again!

how many at will have the human wizard? how many cantrips? what stat have the human wiz? thanks!

thank you Thalmin!

1) maybe you are looking more for a divine controller? or divine striker? I suppose we will see them in future books 2) I know that this is a taste question but i like that the core ability are more fixed, while the daily one can be changed it makes the wizard very Vancian :) and it makes...

what I would like to know is how many recipe can a character know? how many rituals? will it be linked to stat or level or feat or all of them?

actually you can make a Jack Vance character for the first time in D&D wizard in Jack Vance dying earth could memorize just a few spells (powerfull) but 3-4 was the most that the most powerful mage could manage than they had demonic servants and magical objects if you put daily into the "few...

from Keith Baker blog we got a more detailed description of what goes in the setting players book and what goes in the setting dm book here: http://gloomforge.livejournal.com/8996.html#cutid1 I'll quote the relevant parts

make all characters illiterate and give them a free feat make a new feat "Literacy" (*wizards and clerics could get literacy automatically and not get a free feat) make the ability to read something usefull

since this is a "negotation" template it makes sense that the intimidation don't work if you want it to work you must use another template (or create another one) say the "interrogation", intimidation is more phisical and surely don't go the right way to get help from someone that must give...

a) as I understand it Alchemy is similar to rituals in mechanics but is a different thing, he says you need a feat to use alchemy and then you can start looking around to learn different recipes for making Alchemical fire and whatever b) I suppose something with cinestetic memory that learn...

it's for 3.5 :) I think its been tweeked a little :)

exactly, while the various race have nice and even very powerfull powers (the reroll of the elf, the eladrint 'port, the halfling reroll) the idea of having one more trick up your sleeve is very tempting, until now I was more oriented toward an eladrin mage but now also the human one look very...

the addittional "at-will" ability of the human is a very strong power very very interesting human will excell at their chosen craft

to me divine power are clearly a try to give the impression that there is another entity helping the divine hero

I hope they steer more toward the "mind mage" archetype than the more sci-fi psionicist of old editions, it's more a question of flavor than power telekinesis -> mind hands telepathy -> mind tongue and so on

well... the psionic leader should be the perfect fit to the Jedi class in fantasy dress the monk could be the psionic striker or martial controller (since it's 50% wrong that it's the martial striker), I would cast it as the martial controller :)