Has anyone got the Tu'narath City Guide?

[Joshua Randall]

I'm a big fan of the githyanki Incursion event that is described in Dragon magazine #309 and Dungeon#100/Polyhedron#159. I notice that Paizo is also offering the downloadable Tu'narath City Guide on their website.

Has anyone downloaded this? It's inexpensive: only $2.00. But I'm more interested in quality than price.

Thanks!

 

[kilamanjaro]

I have it. It's very good. If you plan on running a Githyanki campaign or using the Liche Queen adventure from Dungeon it's definitely worth having. It really helps flesh out the city.

 

[Joshua Randall]

I can't tell from the description whether it's an adventure or just a collection of NPCs and locations. Not that there's anything wrong with the latter; I'd just like to know.

 

[kilamanjaro]

It's just a collection of NPCs and locations. It really helps to have the poster map from Dungeon since it doesn't include a map. There's some nice plot hooks that tie in with the Dungeon adventure and the whole Incursion theme, but no fleshed out adventures.

 

[Joshua Randall]

I splurged (a whole two dollars) for the guide. I've just started reading it, and already noticed something strange:

Rhapsody Nethervane, Female Tiefling Brd 13 ... blah blah blah ... Skills: Bluff +22, Concentration +16, Diplomacy +6, Disguise +22, Escape Artist +10, Gather Information +20, Hide +12, Intimidate +6, Sleight of Hand +20, Spellcraft +17.

Anything missing from that skills list? Hint: it's a vitally important skill for bards.

I guess I shouldn't expect perfection, and it's an easy fix, but sheesh! A bard with no ranks in Perform is lame.

 

[Richards]

Tu'narath...

Tuna wrath...

"Angry fish?" Or am I reading my English/Githyanki dictionary wrong again?

Johnathan

 

[Joshua Randall]

I think Tuna's Wrath is what has allowed the Dallas Cowboys to beat both the Giants and the Jets.