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<blockquote data-quote="Farewell2kings" data-source="post: 2949953" data-attributes="member: 39197">ScoutsI'm glad you guys liked the scout article.&nbsp; Paul Leach made some changes to it in order to use the alternate class feature rules from PH II (which I don't own yet).&nbsp;&nbsp; I was envisioning the &quot;cavalry scout&quot; alternate scout class as a good class for goblin worg riders to take, but also good for desert nomads and other horse-cultures.&nbsp; Add a lance to the fast riding cavalry scout with extra skirmish damage and you have a pretty awesome open terrain threat.&nbsp;&nbsp; The scout-sniper was toned down a bit from what I had submitted, but I understand why those changes were made. Hey, my first article in Dragon magazine!!&nbsp; I submitted my first piece to them in 1982 for the &quot;Adventure Design Contest.&quot;&nbsp; Never heard anything about it (it was handwritten, ha ha). I never would have thought that 24 years later I would finally see something of mine in print.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Farewell2kings, post: 2949953, member: 39197"] [b]Scouts[/b] I'm glad you guys liked the scout article. Paul Leach made some changes to it in order to use the alternate class feature rules from PH II (which I don't own yet). I was envisioning the "cavalry scout" alternate scout class as a good class for goblin worg riders to take, but also good for desert nomads and other horse-cultures. Add a lance to the fast riding cavalry scout with extra skirmish damage and you have a pretty awesome open terrain threat. The scout-sniper was toned down a bit from what I had submitted, but I understand why those changes were made. Hey, my first article in Dragon magazine!! I submitted my first piece to them in 1982 for the "Adventure Design Contest." Never heard anything about it (it was handwritten, ha ha). I never would have thought that 24 years later I would finally see something of mine in print. [/QUOTE]

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