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[Tewligan]

Monster Manual

The Monster Manual presents more than 300 official Dungeons & Dragons Roleplaying Game monsters for all levels of play, from aboleth to zombie. Each monster is illustrated and comes with complete game statistics and tips for the Dungeon Master on how best to use the monster in D&D encounters.

So the aarakokra isn't in the MM?! Oh, woe is me!

 

[A'koss]

So magic items are actually in the Players Handbook? Interesting.

IIRC someone at WotC said that's an error when the first rumors went around that the magic items were in the PHB. They're apparently still in the DMG.

But Paragon Paths? Epic Destinies? Looking forward to seeing what that's all about...

 

[Sonny]

Monster Manual

So the aarakokra isn't in the MM?! Oh, woe is me!

Well on the positive side, at least all the critters in the book will have a illustration. I know that was one of the most disappointing things I encountered in the Monster Manual 3.0

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Even if it's just a flavorful way of saying "epic feat trees," "destinies" sure does set a certain mood. It makes me wonder what the epic destiny of my gnome illusionist might be.

 

[Mathew_Freeman]

It's definitely good flavour text. The idea of choosing an epic destiny does appeal more than the idea of just continuing on the same progression of levels...

 

[Wolfspider]

Even if it's just a flavorful way of saying "epic feat trees," "destinies" sure does set a certain mood. It makes me wonder what the epic destiny of my gnome illusionist might be.

To not be in the 4th edition core rulebooks?

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

To not be in the 4th edition core rulebooks?

Fooled you! His destiny was to create an illusion so powerful, it would hide all his people from their enemies!

VICTORY FOR BAERIL NEBEHED CALLAD SEGERF WANDERWILD UNDERHILL! And 4E isn't even out!