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Quintessential Books - All Questions Answered

I enjoy a good comical product as much as the next guy, but will it also have useful stuff that people can seriously use in a game?
 

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How about a Quintessential Guide to Barbarians (they always seem to be the last ones done)?
A book that not only deals with the class but with primitive/savage/dark age societies is something that I am definatly interested in.
 



Personnally I would want Mongoose to avoid the Überalf-syndrom in which TSR fall. If elves can be portrayed as CG free-spirited sylvan people rather than LE supremacists who are intrinsically better at everything than everyone else, period; that would really be a breeze of fresh air. So, not something like the Complete Handbook of Elves or any 2e FR book with background on elves. People who love magic, but are not themselves magic. Who live much in harmony with nature, but are not fey. Who are skilled at some craftworks -- especially of wood -- but not the best artisans creating artifacts each time they hammer a nail into a plank. Elves from the D&D Monster Manual rather than from the Silmarillion (a nice book, but an universe totally unbalanced for a RPG !). It's this growth of power of Elves that make me dislike them so much.
 

I got it ! the Rogue book I mean, looks real good so far.

Do y'all have a place to place other concepts that are made up by players ? There seems to be one missing

The Gypsy: +2 to Animal handleing and +2 to Perform skills, but has a -4 on reaction checksI really like the Assassins Dagger
 


Three cheers and a big huzzah for Mongoose! Thank you for the separate gnome book! Can't wait... <rubs hands eagerly together in anticipation> It's about time someone stopped lumping us in with those dreadful halflings! :)

Mongoose Matt: How much of the Quintessential series is/will be OGC? Just curious. Keep up the good work!

Frilf Ottenbaugh
Gnomish Explorer, Among Other Things
 


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