Let's name the fourth book in WotC's 'Complete' series

[johnsemlak]

OK, I've taken the possible names from this thread. Let's make a good choice.

Sorry if I left anyone's favorite choice out. 16 is enough as it is, I think. Write in's are accepted as per usual.

 

[Thanee]

Complete Scoundrel - I like the sound of that.

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Thanee

 

[Frostmarrow]

I've always liked Complete Moron.

 

[GreyShadow]

Complete Scoundrel for my choice.

Complete Professional.... I know a few people that would go with this title.

 

[RichGreen]

Complete Rapscallion?


Richard

 

[BrooklynKnight]

Complete Scoundrel - I like the sound of that.

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Thanee

toomuch starwars, not enough D&D

 

[FireLance]

I know the titles that suggest sneakiness are going to get a lot of love, but I like Complete Professional because it covers more: the fighter that's also a master weaponsmith and armorer, the diplomatic paladin, the acrobatic monk, the scholarly wizard, the survivalist barbarian, etc. There is more to skills than sneaking about, disarming traps and conning marks, and I'd like the title to suggest that.

 

[Thanee]

But Scoundrel sounds cool and covers the flair of both rogue and bard.

To be honest, I highly doubt that the book will be named like this, since it would refer too much to class concepts, which the books are not about.

Complete Expert or Adept would both use a class (altho NPC class) name.
Complete Professional sounds too much like the Profession skill.

It will probably be something completely different.

Bye
Thanee

 

[johnsemlak]

Complete Expert or Adept would both use a class (altho NPC class) name.
Complete Professional sounds too much like the Profession skill.

Well, Complete Warrior also uses a class name.

I think Complete Expert is reasonably likely (of course it's very hard to say at this point; do we even KNOW there will be a fourth book?). It's not the name of a PC class, it covers a broad range of character concepts usuable by all classes, but it seems somewhat appropriate for a book which Rogue players are most liketly to buy.

Myself, I voted for Complete Stealth. It points a bit harder in the Rogue direction but not more than other Complete titles do (Complete Arcane nearly limits itself to the three arcane classes realisitically). All characters can become more stealthy.

 

[Thanee]

Well, Complete Warrior also uses a class name.

Now that you say it...

Myself, I voted for Complete Stealth. It points a bit harder in the Rogue direction but not more than other Compelte titles do (Complere Arcane nearly limits itself to the three arcane classes realisitcally). All characters can become more stealthy.

As someone else said above, I think this is too limiting.

Complete Expert or Complete Professional are the most likely candidates from the above list, as they do cover the aspect of skills and such in a broader fashion.

But that's not what you asked... I still like Complete Scoundrel better.

Bye
Thanee