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Hi all,
This week's issue leads off with a trio of "vile" prestige classes from Wolfgang Baur, the coauthor of Green Ronin's ASSASSIN'S HANDBOOK and SECRET COLLEGE OF NECROMANCY; the classes are most suited to rogues, assassins, and other scoundrels. Steve Miller returns with another installment of his "Sounal Tar" world-building series: This time, he introduces the winged Sky Warriors. Vincent Paul Cooper's article gives alternative skill- and feat-advancement rules, and columnist Chris Pramas addresses the question, "Has the d20 bubble burst?"
In my editorial, I give more advice on how to increase the level of suspense in your game campaigns, and the reviews this week are of Avalanche's VLAD THE IMPALER, Mongoose's SLAINE, and Goodman Games' AERIAL ADVENTURE GUIDE, VOL. ONE by Andrew Hind, Matthew Pook, and Steven Marsh respectively.
Check out www.d20weekly.com; it's only $20 for 52 weekly issues.
Take care and be well all,
Dale Donovan
Editor, d20weekly.com
This week's issue leads off with a trio of "vile" prestige classes from Wolfgang Baur, the coauthor of Green Ronin's ASSASSIN'S HANDBOOK and SECRET COLLEGE OF NECROMANCY; the classes are most suited to rogues, assassins, and other scoundrels. Steve Miller returns with another installment of his "Sounal Tar" world-building series: This time, he introduces the winged Sky Warriors. Vincent Paul Cooper's article gives alternative skill- and feat-advancement rules, and columnist Chris Pramas addresses the question, "Has the d20 bubble burst?"
In my editorial, I give more advice on how to increase the level of suspense in your game campaigns, and the reviews this week are of Avalanche's VLAD THE IMPALER, Mongoose's SLAINE, and Goodman Games' AERIAL ADVENTURE GUIDE, VOL. ONE by Andrew Hind, Matthew Pook, and Steven Marsh respectively.
Check out www.d20weekly.com; it's only $20 for 52 weekly issues.
Take care and be well all,
Dale Donovan
Editor, d20weekly.com
