Stormwrack- Anybody got it?

[thalmin]

Just brought the book home and starting to go through it.

 

[The Grumpy Celt]

Just brought the book home and starting to go through it.

Lets us know thy impressions from this book.

 

[thalmin]

Hard to give details when I've barely cracked it open, but here are a few quick notes:

35 pages of new monsters
16 pages of spells
7 pages of magic items
24 new feats
about 8 pages expanding existing skills
6 new weapons

 

[Hjorimir]

Hard to give details when I've barely cracked it open, but here are a few quick notes:

35 pages of new monsters
16 pages of spells
7 pages of magic items
24 new feats
about 8 pages expanding existing skills
6 new weapons

Other than the junk, do they cover ship-to-ship combat very much? If at all. Really, I couldn't care less about feats and prestige classes (PrCs are the devil!) and really just want a book with rules about sea hazards and great ship-to-ship combat.

If Stormwrack doesn't fit the bill, does anybody have a good suggestion for something that does?

 

[thalmin]

There are 8 pages devoted to naval (ship-to-ship) combat, including 1 1/2 pages for the effects of magic spells on the combat.
There are over 8 pages about the ships, which gives how much damage each requires to be sunk.
There are 2 more pages about ships' weapons.

 

[RichGreen]

Hi,

I have high hopes of this for my Pirates & Aztecs campaign. Interested to know how it compares to Dead Man's Chest too!

Cheers


Richard

 

[Hjorimir]

There are 8 pages devoted to naval (ship-to-ship) combat, including 1 1/2 pages for the effects of magic spells on the combat.
There are over 8 pages about the ships, which gives how much damage each requires to be sunk.
There are 2 more pages about ships' weapons.

Thank you, thalmin.

 

[Antara]

Can you say something about new cleric domains? With details?
And about new creature templates?

 

[thalmin]

Chapter 1 covers various aquatic terrains and their related hazards.
Wind and weather, navigation, ice floes sargasso seas, kelp beds.
Depth, drowning, hypothermia, light at various depths, sinking and dhipwrecks.

 

[Shade]

Is the echinoloth a yugoloth as its suffix suggests? What's it like?

Thanks!