FFG Legendary Class contest submissions

[Khur]

is there anything that the rest of us can help with to take the pressure off you a little...?

Not really. It's all layout design work now, besides editing Paul's character and the sample Storm. That is, unless I'm missing something.

Thanks muchly for the offer, though.

 

[Ruavel]

Originally posted by Khur
Thanks muchly for the offer, though.

no problems... just wanted ya to know that we're all here to help if it's needed... well, I'm here to help, anyway... I probably shouldn't be volunteering other people's time...

I hope the paid work is going well...

 

[kingpaul]

besides editing Paul's character

::gasp:: You had to edit him? He wasn't perfect? Oh the agony, the pain, the humiliation! I do not know how I can survive!

 

[Khur]

Er... by "edit" I mean read thoroughly and with a critical eye. I may not find any mistakes. Mike Lindowski was near perfect statistically, if not perfect, if I remember correctly. One never knows until one reads, though.

 

[kingpaul]

Er... by "edit" I mean read thoroughly and with a critical eye. I may not find any mistakes. Mike Lindowski was near perfect statistically, if not perfect, if I remember correctly. One never knows until one reads, though.

I knew what you meant, hence the smiley face. My comment was meant highly tongue-in-cheek.

 

[Khur]

Mine too! (Hence the goofy-grin smiley.) Don't worry about me. I rarely take things the wrong way. I notice I come across as serious sometimes when I don't mean to, though.

On a serious note, though, I really appreciate this direction you've taken the book, Paul. To me, a diversity of applicability and ideas is very valuable. I feel like this bold move into d20 Modern with the LgCs is just the type of creativity a good piece of work needs. It's one of those things I look at and say to myself, "I wish I had thought of that." Kudos!

In fact, there's a lot of that in this book from the various authors, I notice as I look over the work. It's SWEET!

One question: Is Department-7 part of the SRD? I don't think it is, but I want to make sure. We can just make up a name for a secretive "no such agency" if it isn't.

Thanks again!

 

[kingpaul]

On a serious note, though, I really appreciate this direction you've taken the book, Paul. To me, a diversity of applicability and ideas is very valuable. I feel like this bold move into d20 Modern with the LgCs is just the type of creativity a good piece of work needs. It's one of those things I look at and say to myself, "I wish I had thought of that." Kudos!

Thank you. I realized, looking at those 2 LgCs, that they could fairly easily be ported to Modern. If LgCs are good for standard fantasy, why not Modern times as well? Next question though is: Can they be ported to Future (which debuts next year...supposedly)?

In fact, there's a lot of that in this book from the various authors, I notice as I look over the work. It's SWEET!

Hey, diversity is good, and it keeps the creative juices flowin'

One question: Is Department-7 part of the SRD? I don't think it is, but I want to make sure. We can just make up a name for a secretive "no such agency" if it isn't.

Why yes, yes it is.

 

[Khur]

Why yes, yes it is.

I knew you'd know, so rather than looking myself, I just asked. Very cool. Hat's off to ya!

 

[kingpaul]

Well, here's the revision, what do you think?

Found another error. Pat's Massive Damage # should be 14, not 146.

 

[reddist]

Bump, and if you guys haven't seen this yet, here's another LgC contest...

http://enworld.cyberstreet.com/news...=article&sid=1774&mode=thread&order=0&thold=0

Oops, I bet that didn't paste right....

Oh good, it did

Later,

-Reddist