Level Up (A5E) Announcing A5Evening: An All Party Round Up (an A5e Youtube 'news' show)

[Grant at Broken Synapse]

I'll also look more into it this evening and see how to get it more places! Glad you're interested though!

 

[Grant at Broken Synapse]

I'll also look more into it this evening and see how to get it more places! Glad you're interested though!

Here is the rss link to paste into your podcatcher of choice:

https://anchor.fm/s/1048fc474/podcast/rss

 

[Corinnguard]

There are probably two things in @Steampunkette 's upcoming Martial Artistry book that I am currently interested in checking out.

The first being the Swordmage class that is a stretch goal in the upcoming crowdfunding of the book. I like the Gish class ever since I came across Laser Llama's Magus class a couple years ago. But having a Gish class that has spellcasting and proficiency in combat maneuvers, that might be a sight worth seeing. I can imagine this class being one of the top reasons for those who are going to be backing this book.

The other thing that I am curious and interested to see is the Four Nations Combat Tradition. I think I can see where this tradition drew its' inspiration from. And I think it could be a tradition that the Elementalist (Myrmidon) from MoAR: Complete could become proficient in.

 

[Steampunkette]

There are probably two things in @Steampunkette 's upcoming Martial Artistry book that I am currently interested in checking out.

The first being the Swordmage class that is a stretch goal in the upcoming crowdfunding of the book. I like the Gish class ever since I came across Laser Llama's Magus class a couple years ago. But having a Gish class that has spellcasting and proficiency in combat maneuvers, that might be a sight worth seeing. I can imagine this class being one of the top reasons for those who are going to be backing this book.

Between the Warcaster and the Swordmage you're gonna have some interesting gishing options. Personally I think the Swordmage is a better example of the traditional gish, where the Warcaster is a solid choice for trying something -different- in your gishing.

Particularly with their ability at 7th level to hijack a spellcaster's targeting at the cost of exertion to pick another valid target within their threatened area (10ft). That it improves at 13th level to try and swat a spell back at the spellcaster just makes it that much more fun!

The other thing that I am curious and interested to see is the Four Nations Combat Tradition. I think I can see where this tradition drew its' inspiration from. And I think it could be a tradition that the Elementalist (Myrmidon) from MoAR: Complete could become proficient in.

It's definitely an -interesting- combat tradition! It breaks a few rules, builds up some new ones for itself...

But don't worry! There is no war in Ba Sing Se so you won't have to use it, there!

 

[Morrus]

Listening to it now. It's a great show! I hope you make many more--I'd love to hear from all of our 3PP community (and us 1PP folks!)

 

[Corinnguard]

It's definitely an -interesting- combat tradition! It breaks a few rules, builds up some new ones for itself...

Nothing wrong with that. Sometimes you need to bend or break something to get something new.

Between the Warcaster and the Swordmage you're gonna have some interesting gishing options. Personally I think the Swordmage is a better example of the traditional gish

That's probably why I am interested in that class and whatever subclasses come with it. I am already musing about which heritage I am going to pair it with.

 

[Grant at Broken Synapse]

Listening to it now. It's a great show! I hope you make many more--I'd love to hear from all of our 3PP community (and us 1PP folks!)

Working on it!!! Currently booked out with guests all the way to October, but I will be reaching out. It was a blast to do and and we are excited to do many more

 

[Corinnguard]

I am currently watching it. It's something new and something old for me. New in that it's not something I am really into, so it's a new experience for me. At the same time, however, it reminds me of being at a panel in a convention where you are sitting in the audience and watching the host and the guest speakers chat on various topics of interest.

 

[Grant at Broken Synapse]

I am currently watching it. It's something new and something old for me. New in that it's not something I am really into, so it's a new experience for me. At the same time, however, it reminds me of being at a panel in a convention where you are sitting in the audience and watching the host and the guest speakers chat on various topics of interest.

I appreciate you checking it out even if it isn't normally your thing! We are trying to go for a live show feel (even if that isn't possible because of scheduling and my disability); so, we were going for casual and a light-touch editing

 

[Corinnguard]

What drew me to watch this video was @Steampunkette being your first guest. One thing I really like about being a participant on EN World's forums is getting to interact with those who have helped design Level Up. You get to post to and/or reply to them and learn new things such as what they are creating next for Level Up. They add a bit of bardic inspiration to those who might be having thoughts of backing and buying their book.