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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Darrin Drader" data-source="post: 862848" data-attributes="member: 7394">Throw in yet another one for Oathbound. Yes, I've been working on it pretty much since the beginning. Well, close to the beginning anyway.What's cool about Oathbound is that it has everything. Want a dingeon crawl? Go to the wrack. Want to recover lost civilization? Go to the ruin. Want politics? Oh yeah baby, we got politics - Bloodlords, warlords, the Black Flock. Heck, you can do all that without even leaving the city of Penance. Then there's all the races. Oathbound is all about the races. Sure, you can still be a human, elf, or dwarf, but you can also be a faust, a dover, a silver, or any one of over a dozen others. Oathbound is pretty much anything goes, and the setting is geared towards high level play. In addition to this, each book contains an adventure, each one of which ties in closely with the rest of the world. There is no such thing as a simple adventure in any of the Oathbound books. They all have some sort of signifficance with regards to the setting.OK, so to give credit where credit is due, I also like the Scarred Lands. I have nearly all the books they've put out so far and they do an excellent job on them. It's also cool to know that the Creature Collection was one of the first D20 books out there on the market.Midnight. As if I can say anything no one else has said. My copy showed up a week ago and I'm pretty impressed with it. In fact, were I not so busy working on Oathbound stuff, I would definitely contact FFG to see if there were any way for me to jump onboard and do some freelancing for it. Its just that cool.So I hope that helps in some way, shape, or form [subliminal - buy Oathbound!].</blockquote>

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