Looking for the Stats on Bruenor, Cattie-brie?

[Taelorn76]

I could have sworn I saw them on WoTC website, but I can't seem to find them now if anyone knows the link, could you please pass it along.

Thank you Jester

 

[jester47]

Right now its on the books page.

Here:

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=books/fr/lonedrowstats


Aaron.

 

[Oaken25]

Bruenor's is in the Silver Marches 3e sourcebook. Keep in mind though, that some of the text in his write up is wrong.

 

[Taelorn76]

Is there an errata for the book, or is it a matter of not being updated to 3.5?

 

[jester47]

Also keep in mind that the Novels and the CS (as published, not imagined) are essentially different because they must be. They will have some differences because the mechanics of the game somtmes interfere with the storytelling and vice versa.

So for the stats you want are in Silver Marches, FRCS, and the link I posted.

Aaron.

 

[Ferret]

Why does it say they have a higher CR then levels? Even Regis and Cattie-brie?

 

[Knightcrawler]

They have equipment that is much more powerful than characters of their level would normally have.

 

[Oaken25]

What I meant by wrong text, is that Bruenor's eye was healed, but in the Silver Marches book it is still not healed, even though it should have been. Also Wulfgar, in that book, is said to have married Cattie-Brie, which is also wrong.

And I don't think there's errata out for that book yet, but I could be wrong.

 

[Gellion]

Why does it say they have a higher CR then levels? Even Regis and Cattie-brie?

Probably because of their magic items.

Edit: Knightcrawler beat me to it.

 

[jester47]

What I meant by wrong text, is that Bruenor's eye was healed, but in the Silver Marches book it is still not healed, even though it should have been. Also Wulfgar, in that book, is said to have married Cattie-Brie, which is also wrong.

And I don't think there's errate out for that book yet, but I could be wrong.

See, I like him without the healed eye.

From what I have heard around is that the novels are continuity, but only in a general sense. Like the fact that Censhinibon shows up lots in the north. Or there is a big orc invasion. Or Torm and Bane duked it out in Tantras. But the specifics of the novels are not "canon" in the setting because they want to leave the setting open for the DMs to play with. Thus the inconsistancies.