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<blockquote data-quote="Jackcarter" data-source="post: 120032" data-attributes="member: 1651">Kluge, like Capt Crunch (heh, I just couldn't resist...) said, names are horrible.&nbsp; The worst part is, they are completely unmemorizable.&nbsp; I've glanced at the book, but I can't recall single name.&nbsp; Mordenkainen, on the other hand, was vaguely remembered after the first time I read ADnD PHB.&nbsp; In fact, I thought it was cool.When there's a name like Cheff the Deshackler, it's hard not to bust out loud, let alone take the npc seriously.Kluge, when will Bluffside come out?&nbsp; I'm assuming that you're affliliated with the company, as your post seem to suggest.&nbsp; I wasn't too impressed with the Interlude, but then I really didn't look at it closely.&nbsp; However, I do hope that your city book will better portable, i.e., have at least the default level of magic and few high level npcs.&nbsp; Gena-whatever, from what I can see, seems too low-magic and low-powered for my use.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jackcarter, post: 120032, member: 1651"] Kluge, like Capt Crunch (heh, I just couldn't resist...) said, names are horrible. The worst part is, they are completely unmemorizable. I've glanced at the book, but I can't recall single name. Mordenkainen, on the other hand, was vaguely remembered after the first time I read ADnD PHB. In fact, I thought it was cool. When there's a name like Cheff the Deshackler, it's hard not to bust out loud, let alone take the npc seriously. Kluge, when will Bluffside come out? I'm assuming that you're affliliated with the company, as your post seem to suggest. I wasn't too impressed with the Interlude, but then I really didn't look at it closely. However, I do hope that your city book will better portable, i.e., have at least the default level of magic and few high level npcs. Gena-whatever, from what I can see, seems too low-magic and low-powered for my use. [/QUOTE]

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