3.5 interior pictures!

johnnype said:
If lines are your biggest beef then I think we have little to worry about. Call me silly but I think that has to be the most inocuous detail of the entire book.

It hurts some folk's eyes. Not mine, or even those of anyone in my group, but this isn't the first complaint I've seen.
 

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Mmm. Balors are CR 20 now. :D

And I like the new tiefling picture. And the blackguard, too.

- I now wanna play a tiefling blackguard and get myself a balor cohort Darkness
 

Monk's unarmed strike is treated as both manufactured weapon and natural weapon for purposes of spells or effects that improve them.

It specifically mentions both magic fang and magic weapon! Rock on.

Not only do they both apply to the monk's unarmed strike, but I'd say it pretty strongly implies that a single magic fang casting applies to all attacks for monks.

Skaros
 



Apok said:


I noticed this. Does this mean you can now stack certain abilities onto armor without worrying about the +10 enhancement limit?

Yep! This rules. Now you can create lots of minor enchantments for armor (like to keep it clean and shiny, etc) without making them add towards the +10 limit. Flat cost enchantments rule!

Skaros
 


some commentary from the monster corner... ;)

had a good look at the table of contents for the new MM... well, at least the first half of it that was on that site. ;) doesn't look like a whole bunch was changed.

mostly additions were comprised of either variations of creature types already in the original book (bralani eladrin, dread wraith, gauth beholder), or what looks to be examples of monsters with character levels (aboleth mage, frost giant jarl, hound archon hero), and some refugees from books already in print like the manual of the planes (githyanki, githzerai, inevitables).

also, of note, the celestials appear to be separated out into separate sections, as they should have been all along: archon, eladrin, guardinal, and the celestials formerly known as "aasimon" will apparently now be known as angels. :)
 

johnnype said:


If lines are your biggest beef then I think we have little to worry about. Call me silly but I think that has to be the most inocuous detail of the entire book.

Yeah, they're my biggest beef - I like almost everything I've heard about the revision so far. It just seems that since no books beyond the original 3 had lines, the lines were a thing of the past. It seems silly for them to use them again. *shrugs* It's not going to stop me from buying the revision, it just seems like it would have been a natural time to get rid of the lines.
 

Is that a "+1 to attack" wrtten on the chart/pic/image/ thingy that explains "Charge"? Because up on the text it clearly says "+2 to attack" like it should be.

Thanks for the link Krug!
 

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