The fate of the Advanced Player's Guide

[Protagonist]

We ship to Europe via our website purchases (sent some product off to Germany yesterday) and we should be available in gamestores in Europe if they want to order from their distributors. Pretty much anywhere in the world you should be able to at least get a gamestore to special order XRP product.

joe b.

That's great to hear. I'll try and order directly from you then.

 

[jgbrowning]

What *I* expect is a book that I can use alongside my core books (including the ones next year) that won't step on the toes of the other races and classes.

What DID you call Halflings if you couldn't use "Halfling"? Though in my campaign, I'll call them Hobbits. I've already got Halflings.

That's what we're aiming for - a book that complements what WotC will officially do with the archetypes by providing different flavors for 4e players.

Shire Halflings
Shire halflings are cousins of the more well known halfling race—more closely related than, say, elves and eladrin, but still boasting their share of racial differences. Where other halflings are nomadic traders and river-travelers, shire halflings prefer lives of homey comfort, and view the notion of adventuring with something akin to horror. Yet some of them possess the same wanderlust as their nomadic cousins, a need that drives them, despite their “better judgment,” to take up an adventuring lifestyle, at least for a time.

The fruit falls close to the tree on this one.

joe b.

 

[Zaukrie]

Shire Halflings....

Ok, preview 1 is a home run.

 

[Darkwolf71]

Clark, you rock.

Ari and ERP, great for you guys. I don't know that I have any Expeditious books in my collection, but this has been on my 'must have' list since it was announced, so I will come October.

 

[thundershot]

That's what we're aiming for - a book that complements what WotC will officially do with the archetypes by providing different flavors for 4e players.

Shire Halflings
Shire halflings are cousins of the more well known halfling race—more closely related than, say, elves and eladrin, but still boasting their share of racial differences. Where other halflings are nomadic traders and river-travelers, shire halflings prefer lives of homey comfort, and view the notion of adventuring with something akin to horror. Yet some of them possess the same wanderlust as their nomadic cousins, a need that drives them, despite their “better judgment,” to take up an adventuring lifestyle, at least for a time.

The fruit falls close to the tree on this one.

joe b.

Wow! Glad I managed to inspire a "sneak preview". Too bad they're being viewed more as a sub-race than the elf/eladrin/drow path. I'll more than likely call them hobbits and take that route...

Thanks!
Chris

 

[TerraDave]

XRP plus APG is like rolling

 

[Rechan]

I'm curious if this still has the 0 level PCs in it. Not that I'd use it, but I can't remember if that was Clark's designing or Ari's.

 

[Mouseferatu]

I'm curious if this still has the 0 level PCs in it. Not that I'd use it, but I can't remember if that was Clark's designing or Ari's.

That was Clark's, honestly. I'm not opposed to the idea, but it's not something I'd planned to include myself.

 

[cangrejoide]

XRP plus APG is like rolling

You do know that is the worst roll if you play an Angel in InNomine?

 

[Mouseferatu]

I'll more than likely call them hobbits and take that route...

Feel free. I'd have done so myself, but there's those pesky laws to consider...