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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JoeGKushner" data-source="post: 188153" data-attributes="member: 1129">Well, it's good to see another D20 company but here are some thoughts, take with a big grain of salt.BadAxe Games?  With all the creative talent there couldn't there be a better name?  (Grain of salt!)Art of the dwarven battlerager is okay.  (Grain of salt!)Name of battlerager seems to be treading on PI of WoTC since that is a creation from the Dwarves Handbook for dwarves right?The battlerager example, <a href="http://www.osseum.com/images/battlerager.pdf" target="_blank">http://www.osseum.com/images/battlerager.pdf</a> , presents some interesting concepts.  On one hand, suggestions on how to acheive the class by multi-classing are welcome.  The role playing issues of having a dwarf be a barbarian however, need to be covered a little more as dwarves generally are not barbarians by nature, and when they are, they don't oftne have access to the weapons and armor that are traditional among dwarves.  Improved Charge is mentioned on page 2, but that is not a standard feat.  Will it reference the feat or reprint it?  Mention of Slayer is also made.  Is this meant to imply something similiar to the Troll Slayers from Warhammer?Sorry if these questions seem to get off to a bad start of imply that I"m not interested in the products but I agree that we need top quality materials and redoing an old kit from 2nd edition doesn't seem to prove the point.  This is more true when one considers the Frenzy based barbarian class already in Masters of the Wild.  The price for the page count is great, $9.95 for 64 pages and I for one am interested to hear more about the plans and original material for the line up.</blockquote>

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