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<blockquote data-quote="RangerWickett" data-source="post: 313354" data-attributes="member: 63">James, one of the articles submitted for Asgard issue 7 is a martial artist class.&nbsp; Now, since I respect the work you did in Beyond Monks, we tried to find an alternative name other than Martial Artist, but nothing really good came up.&nbsp; So, I want permission to have the article state:&quot;Just as this class overlaps with the core monk class, it also overlaps with the martial artist class in Beyond Monks: The Art of the Fight, an electronic download available for purchase from Chainmail Bikini Games.&nbsp; No trespass on the material in that product is intended, and in fact, the approach taken to martial artists in this article differs from that in Beyond Monks in many ways.&nbsp; In particular, Beyond Monks regards the defining niche of a martial artist to be unarmed combat, while this article considers it to be unarmored combat.&quot;I just wanted to make it clear that we're not trying to step on your toes, but if you prefer for us not to mention your book, I can just run the article without that disclaimer.&nbsp; What would you prefer?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RangerWickett, post: 313354, member: 63"] James, one of the articles submitted for Asgard issue 7 is a martial artist class. Now, since I respect the work you did in Beyond Monks, we tried to find an alternative name other than Martial Artist, but nothing really good came up. So, I want permission to have the article state: "Just as this class overlaps with the core monk class, it also overlaps with the martial artist class in Beyond Monks: The Art of the Fight, an electronic download available for purchase from Chainmail Bikini Games. No trespass on the material in that product is intended, and in fact, the approach taken to martial artists in this article differs from that in Beyond Monks in many ways. In particular, Beyond Monks regards the defining niche of a martial artist to be unarmed combat, while this article considers it to be unarmored combat." I just wanted to make it clear that we're not trying to step on your toes, but if you prefer for us not to mention your book, I can just run the article without that disclaimer. What would you prefer? [/QUOTE]

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