Quintessential Books - What's good?

[ricoboc]

Cleric book

I wish I would have been a member sooner. I just won the Cleric book on e-Bay. I actually dont have any material on Clerics so I thought this would be a great book to start with. After reading the reviews, I'm sorry i bid on the book. I hope it isnt as bad as most say. :\

 

[TheAuldGrump]

I wish I would have been a member sooner. I just won the Cleric book on e-Bay. I actually dont have any material on Clerics so I thought this would be a great book to start with. After reading the reviews, I'm sorry i bid on the book. I hope it isnt as bad as most say. :\

Hmmm, I very much liked the congregation rules, depending on how much you bid that part alone may be worth the price of purchase.

I tend to like the Quints more for their system rules (congregations, organizations, libraries, mass combat) more than the character rules.

The Auld Grump

 

[kigmatzomat]

Q Witch was pretty nice. One or two of the PrCs are questionable but the inclusion of the herbal concoctions more than made up for it. Why should alchemists get all the fun?
Some of the PrCs had excellent flavor and the Geometer from Complete Arcane feels very similar to one in Q. Witch.

 

[SilverFoxKnows]

The Quintessential Half-Orc

it's the only one I have so far but I highly recommend it. Tons of flavor plus some cool goodies. The "One Tusk" is quickly becoming one of my favorite races. Good thread, thanks. I've been looking to get more of the series and this helps.

 

[Kesh]

That reminds me, I still need to work out those "Taint as a Path of Chaos" rules.

 

[Angel Tarragon]

I like Quint Druid, Cleric, Elf, Wizard and human the best. They are a great resource when trying to come up with ideas for campaign history or when trying to work up some class alternate abilities (swap outs).

 

[John Cooper]

My favorites (of the ones I've seen) are The Quintessential Witch and The Quintessential Sorcerer.