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[Alzrius]

The mentions of WotC's later 3.5 classes reminds me of something I've been trying to get for some time now.

Several years ago, Quentin Hudspeth of Hudspeth Games released a free variant of the duskblade class, called the dawnblade, over on his company's website. I've been trying to grab the download, but it seems that the Internet Archive didn't log the PDF the way it did for several of his other creations on that site.

It's a longshot to be certain, but does anywhere here happen to have a copy of the dawnblade PDF that they'd be willing to repost here?

 

[cbwjm]

The mentions of WotC's later 3.5 classes reminds me of something I've been trying to get for some time now.

Several years ago, Quentin Hudspeth of Hudspeth Games released a free variant of the duskblade class, called the dawnblade, over on his company's website. I've been trying to grab the download, but it seems that the Internet Archive didn't log the PDF the way it did for several of his other creations on that site.

It's a longshot to be certain, but does anywhere here happen to have a copy of the dawnblade PDF that they'd be willing to repost here?

This probably isn't it, but just in case:

 

[Alzrius]

This probably isn't it, but just in case:

I think that's it! The fact that its spellcasting tops out at 5th-level spells is unusual, yet matches perfectly with the list of dawnblade spells in Resnet's Spellbook, which is also by Hudspeth Games!

Thank you very much!

 

[cbwjm]

I think that's it! The fact that its spellcasting tops out at 5th-level spells is unusual, yet matches perfectly with the list of dawnblade spells in Resnet's Spellbook, which is also by Hudspeth Games!

Thank you very much!

No worries, unbelievably, I found it here on ENworld after a lot of googling and changing of search terms.