Cityscape ToC

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

This book is looking better and better.

 

[Viktyr Gehrig]

New Warlock Invocations pg. 68 (yes, I was surprised too)

Warlock's been getting a lot of support. Wouldn't surprise me to see it end up in the Core for Fourth Edition.

 

[BOZ]

it's looking interesting - at the very least, i'll have a look.

 

[morbiczer]

I'm somewhat disappointed about the lack of an urban ranger or a druid, and I wouldn't have minded some extra PrCs, but I'm certainly going to buy this as it is.

 

[Felon]

Previous environment series books have included substitution levels for base classes, so it's certainly a disappointment that they're not presented here, in an "environment" that really needs an alternate approach to dungeoncrawlesque playstyle.

 

[Ranes]

There's an urban ranger in UA, if that helps. I don't know where you'd find an urban druid, I'm afraid. There might have been one in an issue of Dragon. I'll have to check...

 

[Psion]

I'm somewhat disappointed about the lack of an urban ranger or a druid

I personally think the idea of an urban druid is a little goofy...

But there's one in Dragon Compendium for those who want it. If we are scraping by for space, I'm glad to not see those concepts given space.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I personally think the idea of an urban druid is a little goofy...

Read The Authority. It'll make you a believer.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Previous environment series books have included substitution levels for base classes, so it's certainly a disappointment that they're not presented here, in an "environment" that really needs an alternate approach to dungeoncrawlesque playstyle.

I have Frostburn and Stormwrack and don't recall any substitution levels. Did the desert book have them?

But I agree that urban variants for classes would have been welcome.

 

[Ranes]

No. Sandstorm contains no substitution levels. If you really must have an urban druid and don't want to shell out for the Dragon Compendium, pick up back issue #317.