...I don't actually own any books by him.BTW, over on the Paizo 4e boards, I learned that Nicolas Logue did the fighter chapter of Martial Powers, as well as some of the PPs for the other classes.
How is his stuff? (Scanning through the 3.x books I kept due to their awesomeness I realized that Ari wrote some of my favorite 3.x material)
I want more encounter or at-will stances. I like the powerful fighter daily stances, but some that are more Bo9S'd be rad (In my homebrew 4e game a couple months ago - before the pdfs were leaked - I allowed L.2 Utilities to be (what I thought were) weak buffing stances). While I won't see them in this book, I think stances for non-fighters/swordmages'd be cool. As far as the beasts go, I think they'll have a few 'typical' ones... and then say 'Look in the AV or MM for more!'In addition to feats, I hope that there are more stances. I particularly love those types of powers. Also, for the Beastmaster ranger build, I hope they include all of the stats for the normal animals that did not appear in the MM or AV.
I REALLY like that idea of a grab-based fighter. It reminds me of... some German fencing I once skimmed over on TEH INTARWEBz a few months back. Things about engaging the enemy in melee and then wrestling them to the ground.Good Stuff
...I don't actually own any books by him.How is his stuff? (Scanning through the 3.x books I kept due to their awesomeness I realized that Ari wrote some of my favorite 3.x material).
Isn't that Garrote Grip, rogue daily 15?A nice garotting ability, and one that acts like the Bugbear strangler (directing a grappled enemy at an incoming attack) would be a nice thing.

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Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.