The Dragon Compendium
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DaveMage
Slumbering in Tsar
BOZ said:FYI, the ed greenwood Nine Hells articles will not be featured in volume one. but if you ask Erik Mona he has a good reason for that.
or at least he says he does.
Verrrrrry interesting.
I'm SURE it has NOTHING to do with that project he's working on for WotC....
Dragonhelm
Knight of Solamnia
I asked on the Paizo boards if "Good Hits and Bad Misses" was going to be in there, and Erik confirmed that it would be in there.
Been a while since I used that chart. Maybe it'll be time to use it again.
Been a while since I used that chart. Maybe it'll be time to use it again.
Ankh-Morpork Guard
First Post
Paizo is the coolness.
I thought this was just a reprint of 3E articles. Old skool D&D articles updated to 3E? Coooool! I so gotta get this.
Mercule
Adventurer
Sold!
I've got some of those articles, and they really don't need to be updated (say, Tesseracts), but my Dragons are starting to get worn. A hardbound would be nice, not to mention easier than trying to remember all those issue numbers.
A couple of questions:
What is "The Chi-Square Test"?
And, if Erik's willing to spill the beans a bit early, will the pain article (forget the issue, but it had a chessboard on the cover) be in there? How about the "Realistic Vital Statistics" that had a more complex formula for height and weight, based on strength?
I've got some of those articles, and they really don't need to be updated (say, Tesseracts), but my Dragons are starting to get worn. A hardbound would be nice, not to mention easier than trying to remember all those issue numbers.
A couple of questions:
What is "The Chi-Square Test"?
And, if Erik's willing to spill the beans a bit early, will the pain article (forget the issue, but it had a chessboard on the cover) be in there? How about the "Realistic Vital Statistics" that had a more complex formula for height and weight, based on strength?
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