Location of Level 1 statted-out Iconics

[Liminal Syzygy]

Where, if anywhere, can I download or find the level 1 versions (fully statted out) of the level 1 Iconics (Mialee, Jozan, etc.)?

I know Enemies and Allies has level 5, 10, 15 versions of the iconics, and that the "Character Spotlight" has some very old versions of some of the iconics, but can I find them in any print product or downloadable somewhere?

 

[diaglo]

The Adventure Begins boxed set has some. And the WotC site here:

http://www.wizards.com/dnd/archive.asp?x=dnd/cc,3


they are listed by their class.

 

[Drawmack]

You can get them all at lvl 1/5/10/15/20 in enemies and allies.

 

[Mark]

You can get them all at lvl 1/5/10/15/20 in enemies and allies.

Enemies and Allies only has them at 5/10/15. I use them for playtesting and pick-up games. Despite the early bad press on this book, it is one of the most useful things I have gotten from WotC aside from the Core Books.

 

[Liminal Syzygy]

Thanks guys but the URL you pointed out was the one I was aware of (sorry, Character Closeup, not Character Spotlight, misremembered). That doesn't have all the iconics by any means and the warnings that this is early 3e stuff and may change makes me worry that I need to check everything.

And yes as Mark points out, Enemies and Allies has only level 5/10/15 versions. That section of the book is incredibly useful, and have probably spent x10 more time looking at the default iconic builds (particularly magic item loadouts at higher levels) than looking at the rest of the book, although there is some other good stuff in there.

I don't have the Adventure Begins boxed set unfortunately.

 

[Dingleberry]

IIRC, they were included in the character generator that came on CD with the 1st-printing 3E PHB.

 

[Olgar Shiverstone]

The first level iconics are essentially just the 25-point buy 1st level generic NPCs from the DMG, with the appropriate iconic "starting package" skills, feats, and equipment from the PHB. Shouldn't be too hard to reconstruct (especially if you have Enemies & Allies to work back from).

One of the early WOTC free adventures (Caves of Shadow? or some sort of fast play?) had some basic iconic stats, too, but not all of them.

Edit: Dingleberry's right ... they are on the CD.