Dragon #321 contents and Dungeon #113 preview

[thalmin]

Yahoo!

Dont suppose Radiant is a template to go along with Shade is it?

Radiant IS a template. Creature type changes to outsider. Gain Rainbow Aura (Su), spell-like abilities (color spray up thru prismatic sphere), DR, Fast Healing, Immunity to blindness, etc. CR +1, Level adjustment +3. There is more.

 

[Patlin]

I was also buying them blindly, so that's why I subscribed. Figure you're paying about half price, so even if you only like every other issue, you're still breaking even. It's a lot easier too, though the mailing issue's can be mildly irritating, hopefully they'll clear that up soon. (e.g. I just got Dungeon 112, haven't seen this Dragon at all yet)

Ahh... perspective. If I can keep that in mind, it'll make the less interesting issues easier to deal with.

 

[Ranger REG]

The Dungeon #113 Preview lists the following:

And, like Frodo, Poly sails into the West.

 

[Jeremy Ackerman-Yost]

A slight hodge-podge, but the above REALLY intrigues me. Hoo-ray!

Can't wait, Al Qadim was the bomb!

Agreed. But I'd love to see more of it. I have not been thrilled by various 3e renditions of the Sha'ir, for example. 4 prestige classes is a nice start, but we need more.

 

[AdmundfortGeographer]

Ah, this one really just makes my mouth water...

Dungeon #113 ... the Living Greyhawk Journal unveils the history and organization of the Knights of Holy Shielding.

Regards,
Eric Anondson

 

[GreyWanderer]

Preview of Dragon 322:
Ecology of the Dark Ones by Paul Leach. Fiend Folio 's dark creeper and dark stalker get the treatment.
Shadow's City by Phillip Larwood. Balefire, a city of refuge on the Plane of Shadow.
Heroes of the War of the Spider Queen by Richard Baker. Stats for some of the characters in the novel.
Who's Afraid of the Dark by Mike Mearle. Advice for DMs to make players afraid of the their characters' shadows.
Cooperative Campaigns by Jacob Steinman. Get your players to help build the campaign world.
Lord of Darkness by Bennet Marks. Info on the cults, spells, and plans of world conquest for Erebus, the Lord of Darkness.

I hope the author for Erebos (greek for the original darkness, BTW) Lord of Darness and his minions is a big typo - because I wrote it, and my name is Nick, not Bennet Marks!!!

Greywanderer

 

[MrFilthyIke]

Agreed. But I'd love to see more of it. I have not been thrilled by various 3e renditions of the Sha'ir, for example. 4 prestige classes is a nice start, but we need more.

As we won't see much while WotC has the license, I'll take what scraps I get.

 

[Olive]

This just may be the first issue I don't purchase since Third Edition began. And I even bought the Shannara issue!

Wow. I was just thinking that the last few (30th anniversary, dark sun) had little for me. Then this: planar dragons, and other planar stuff, and al-qua-frickin-dim!

Not to emtnion more greyhawk stuff in dungeon for the next two issues (i don't have 112 yet), and more planar stuff in the dragon after tis and I'm gonna be looking forward to the next few issues to come out of paizo.

 

[Mirth]

And, like Frodo, Poly sails into the West.

Speaking of Poly, I got Dungeon 112 in the mail today and the subscription card inside still lists the following features:

• Official D&D Adventures
• Complete Polyhedron d20 Mini-Games
• d20 Modern, Star Wars, and Mini-Game support
• Comprehensive RPGA Network Coverage
• Reviews, the Living Greyhawk Journal, Dungeon Adventure Path, and More!

I pity the poor fool who sees that and signs up for a subscription now.

Alas poor Poly, I knew thee well...

 

[thalmin]

I hope the author for Erebos (greek for the original darkness, BTW) Lord of Darness and his minions is a big typo - because I wrote it, and my name is Nick, not Bennet Marks!!!

Greywanderer

I regret to inform you that the typo was not on my part. Sure hope they get it right in #322.