Menace Manual -- no reviews?!

[Psion]

Can't seem to post my review...

The reviews section still thinks it is not out...

Fixed.

 

[Vigilance]

Oh well. If it does get updated so it can be reviewed, I'll post.
-E

I notice you only have 17 posts- you're not getting any money from this product are you?

 

[Erratic K]

I notice you only have 17 posts- you're not getting any money from this product are you?

Nope.

Notice I didn't provide a link to buy the product either...

Nor an amazon link that benefits me. Just a review.

You'll notice I was registered for a month and posting- before I posted this review too.

-E

 

[buzz]

I'm not convinced yet, I suppose, and probably won't be until I just either pick it up or decide to stop worrying about it, whether or not it really has anything in it I can't easily make up or wing or convert from some other source.

FWIW, I think it's WAY better than UA. If you're on the fence, peruse it at your FLGS. You'll probably end up wanting to buy it used, at the very least.

Once I get a chance to read through it thoroughly, I'll work on a review.

 

[Byrons_Ghost]

Oh, I also dig that it shows I'm not the only one who doesn't twig to the d20 modern nonlethal rules.

Hmm, enlighten me. Were there some alternate rules buried somewhere in the book?

 

[Psion]

Hmm, enlighten me. Were there some alternate rules buried somewhere in the book?

One of the sand slave's special abilities speaks of nonlethal damage as if it were something you "accumulate", like in the D&D rules.

 

[Byrons_Ghost]

Ah, so it's pretty much a snafu, then. Ah well.

On the upshot, etoile and sand slaves probably work well in Second World Japan....

 

[Psion]

On the upshot, etoile and sand slaves probably work well in Second World Japan....

Heh... food for thought since my players will be heading there soon if all works out.