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<blockquote data-quote="Walking Dad" data-source="post: 5487646" data-attributes="member: 59043">Where did you get the information about the Binder? And he will have as much as common with the Hexblade as the Slayer has with the Knight, I think. That does not make it more similar to the PH1 book warlock.There are no 'wizard schools' mentioned. They are listed under 'School of Magic'. I predict that page 98 contains the fluff and necromancy keyword stuff, usable for all wizard classes (old and new) and starting on page 100 apprentice bonuses and the like for Mages (no stuff for old wizards).This would be the same as they did in 'Heroes of the Fallen Lands', general school description on page 193-194 and specific Mage school bonuses on 238+.And yes I nit-pick your attempt to make it another category of book because of the hardness of it's cover, even as it is named 'Heroes of Shadow', like another book is named 'Heroes of the Fallen Lands'.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Walking Dad, post: 5487646, member: 59043"] Where did you get the information about the Binder? And he will have as much as common with the Hexblade as the Slayer has with the Knight, I think. That does not make it more similar to the PH1 book warlock. There are no 'wizard schools' mentioned. They are listed under 'School of Magic'. I predict that page 98 contains the fluff and necromancy keyword stuff, usable for all wizard classes (old and new) and starting on page 100 apprentice bonuses and the like for Mages (no stuff for old wizards). This would be the same as they did in 'Heroes of the Fallen Lands', general school description on page 193-194 and specific Mage school bonuses on 238+. And yes I nit-pick your attempt to make it another category of book because of the hardness of it's cover, even as it is named 'Heroes of Shadow', like another book is named 'Heroes of the Fallen Lands'. [/QUOTE]

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