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<blockquote data-quote="Arcane Runes Press" data-source="post: 305485" data-attributes="member: 402">It was there. I bought the 3rd(?) to last copy.They brought only 25 copies with them, as the shipping costs were high. Consequently, they sold out within hours of the show opening. Overall, I'm exceptionally happy with QM, though there are a couple sentences I would rewrite if I could press the rewind button (as there always are), and 1 case of a feat being removed without all references to it being excised. Still, that's just minor. I'm VERY pleased with how well the artists captured the sense of movement that is absolutely essential in martial arts related artwork. Though I am hard pressed and reluctant to pick a favorite, off the top of my head my favorite piece is the one that accompanies the &quot;Wanderer&quot; character concept. Wonderfully moody and serene. I'm anxious to hear how people like the book. Patrick Y.&nbsp;&nbsp; PS: The removed feat is Circle Boxing, a feat based off the internal art Bagua Xang's footwork patterns. It allowed a monk to trade movement for bonuses to AC each round. Impromptu Erratta: The 2nd level bonus feat of the Ancestor's Illlusion school is still listed as Circle Boxing. Instead, I suggest substituting Dodge as the new bonus feat, as it both adequately covers the defensive nature of the school and helps fulfill the requirements for at least 1 feat that was designed with them in mind.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arcane Runes Press, post: 305485, member: 402"] It was there. I bought the 3rd(?) to last copy. They brought only 25 copies with them, as the shipping costs were high. Consequently, they sold out within hours of the show opening. Overall, I'm exceptionally happy with QM, though there are a couple sentences I would rewrite if I could press the rewind button (as there always are), and 1 case of a feat being removed without all references to it being excised. Still, that's just minor. I'm VERY pleased with how well the artists captured the sense of movement that is absolutely essential in martial arts related artwork. Though I am hard pressed and reluctant to pick a favorite, off the top of my head my favorite piece is the one that accompanies the "Wanderer" character concept. Wonderfully moody and serene. I'm anxious to hear how people like the book. Patrick Y. PS: The removed feat is Circle Boxing, a feat based off the internal art Bagua Xang's footwork patterns. It allowed a monk to trade movement for bonuses to AC each round. Impromptu Erratta: The 2nd level bonus feat of the Ancestor's Illlusion school is still listed as Circle Boxing. Instead, I suggest substituting Dodge as the new bonus feat, as it both adequately covers the defensive nature of the school and helps fulfill the requirements for at least 1 feat that was designed with them in mind. [/QUOTE]

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