Well, Complete Warrior was mostly about fighting, and it was mainly meant for the warrior classes. Complete Divine and Complete Arcane are obviously meant mainly for the spellcasting classes. "Adventurer" on the other hand doesn't explain anything about what the book is about - it doesn't say it's related to skill-based characters, or bards & rogues, or anything in particular. A meaningless title.HeyLookItsMe said:Well...aren't they? I would hardly say that Complete Warrior was only a fighter book. Otherwise why would there be Arcane Strike? Same with Complete Divine. It had stuff for every single class. Thats why I like these more than the class books. They are themed to combat, magic types, and so on, but not in a single class sort of way. They are much broader.
MrFilthyIke said:Sarcasm and conspiracy theories aside...
If we stuffed everything into one book, it'd be 750-ish pages.
As a 400 page HC ranges $39.99 or more, that would retail at almost $70.00+ at miniumum.
Image THAT uproar if THAT had been announced.![]()
Suddenly I wish it called the Complete Fighter so this one could be called Complete Lover. (But then, that book already came out...) But Complete Lover sounds better than Complete Wimp.Len said:Well, Complete Warrior was mostly about fighting, and it was mainly meant for the warrior classes....
It's not a big deal. Let them call it whatever, I probably won't buy it anyway. But I'd at least take a second look at "Complete Wimp".![]()
Dark Psion said:I was hoping for Complete Rat Bastard

(Dungeons & Dragons)
Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.