New Dark Sun Info - Free Tyr and the Mountains of Athas

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From Rich Baker's blog:

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[Wik]

Hm. The Free Tyr part goes well with my line of thinking. And the Ringing Mountains thing was something I already knew myself - glad nothing was changed, there. As for the halfligns in jungle ruins - I'm a fan, I can live with it. But the anti-defiling, primal-power source thing? Still on the jury, there.

 

[AdmundfortGeographer]

I agree with the rationale for Free Tyr. Wished he bothered to talk about it more.

Interesting insight on what's going on with the halflings of the Ringing Mountains. Sounds like there is some trashcanning of life-shaping in the origin of the halflings though . . .

 

[vagabundo]

I really like how Dark Sun 4e is shaping up.

 

[hailstop]

What I want to know is how they're going to be making combat more 'brutal'.

 

[Dausuul]

Hmm. Good stuff here for the most part. Even if he does keep name-checking Rajaat, a character I wish would just quietly go away.

I'm more or less neutral on Free Tyr, but the ruined halfling empire thing looks really cool.

 

[Scribble]

I'm looking forward to this Dark Sun release. I think I found the setting for my next eventual campaign.

 

[weem]

Very interesting I know some people who I think will dig this setting quite a bit so I'm excited to see it here... even I may not run with it.

 

[Klaus]

I really like how Dark Sun 4e is shaping up.

Me too!

 

[Moon_Goddess]

I'm loving this, not happy with hearing Rejaat but I'll survive everything else in there I'm happy with...

Kinda feels like they're turning life science into like druids and wardens, and that I can really live with....