Multiclass Monday by Owen Stephens After missing Gen con weekend, Owen's Multiclass Monday is back up. This time the guy who wrote Bastards and Bloodlines gives rules for heritage feats, to represent just a little unusual blood in the family tree.
Monday Monster Madness: Glitch When the game master can't come up with anything else, he just calls it what it is. And that's the Glitch – it's pretty much there to completely ruin your day.
Gods of Mor Aldenn, Ehlora Headless Hydra Games has finally released their first Pathfinder-compatible product! This pdf details Ehlora, the Goddess of Ancestry, Death and Knowledge and comes packed with NPCs, Spells and a feat!
Updates from Critical Hits:
Review: Dragon Magazine Annual Unfortunately, this first Annual has a few flaws that keep me fromrecommending it as a product. Namely, it doesn’t seem to have a solidaudience. Obviously, if you already have a DDI account, you’ve seenthis all already, and even if not, many of the articles are stillavailable for free in PDF. The articles are a mix of player-focusedand DM-focused, with some mixture between but many articles beinguseless if you primarily DM or play.
Interview with Andy Collins and Bruce Cordell We talk about monks kicking butt, how power sources are primarily astory invention, psionics psionics psionics, what races make goodpsionic characters, and more. We also try and get them to declare thatthey will never make a class by invoking the Chronomancer, but fail.
Interview with James Wyatt James talks about Eberron, the art process in a WotC project, lots andlots about DMG2 (including the secret chapter name, “D&D as an indiegame”), his characters, and D&D with his son.
Interview with Keith Baker Keith Baker, creator of Eberron, sat down to talk to us about working on the new campaign setting, how the 4e races, classes, and rules fit in to Eberron (including some great examples of re-fluffed charactersto fit the setting), and about traveling the world and gaming.
