Complete Adventurer & Races of Destiny Prestige Classes (from Sharn)

[TracerBullet42]

Which one? Thanks!

I'm interested in checking out the Nightsong Infiltrator...which issue of Dragon is that from?

Or to put it another way...bump.

 

[Knight Otu]

Dragon #294 should be the one.

 

[Psion]

Look on the cover. It's the Winged Folk.

Could it be? Could a formerly generic element that was glommed onto by FR actually be torn away from it's setting-specific grasp.


If so, color me pleasantly surprised.

 

[Psion]

The theif-acrobat is that a base class like in 1st ed. or a prestige class?

The theif acrobat was, if you think about it, a prestige class even in 1e.

That said, it's doubtlessly a retread of the prestige class from Song and Silence.

 

[Knight Otu]

Could it be? Could a formerly generic element that was glommed onto by FR actually be torn away from it's setting-specific grasp.

The Mat Smith preview column has this to say (in the sidebar):

Races of the Wild -- 192-page hardcover that details the tenacious races that inhabit the "uncivilized" regions of the D&D world, with a focus on elves, halflings, and an all-new race: raptorans. Designed by Skip Williams.

Does that fit?

 

[Psion]

Does that fit?

Well, the phrase "all-new" and the name that doesn't rhyme with "avariel" suggests not.

 

[Knight Otu]

Well, the word "all-new" isn't used always correctly in market speech. But I don't think that Whizbang was talking about avariels (the winged elves could be in the Other Races chapter, though), but of another race called Winged Folk

 

[Gez]

According to my massive google-fu, the NS Enforcer is from Dragon #293, and the NS Infiltrator from Dragon #294.

 

[Arcane Runes Press]

Anyway for me, I still think using Ghost faced killer is STUPID!!!

The "Ghost Faced Killer" is the antagonist in the classic martial arts film The Mystery of Chess Boxing.

I think it's a great idea for a PrC.

 

[drnuncheon]

Well, the word "all-new" isn't used always correctly in market speech. But I don't think that Whizbang was talking about avariels (the winged elves could be in the Other Races chapter, though), but of another race called Winged Folk

The 'winged folk' I think you mean are from an old Dragon article, and were also called the 'Al Karak Elam'.

J