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What? how long more we're gonna wait huh Joe? Get writing! And more artwork! A proper cover this time! And don't let me see your partner putting out a book like 'Donald's Book of Transmutations' like it be some cheap receipe book! Speed it up and I might actually untie you from yer desk, yer lazy varmint! *CRACK WHIP*
 

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Krug said:
What? how long more we're gonna wait huh Joe? Get writing! And more artwork! A proper cover this time!
You know it's funny I had thought I should have another book ready in case the first one really took off. But then I figured I'm completely unknown, the first one won't have people demanding more quickly. Then Krug here gets a copy of the book and starts recommending it on the d20 sleepers thread in the general forum. I swear folks, I'm not paying him for the plugs!
And don't let me see your partner putting out a book like 'Donald's Book of Transmutations' like it be some cheap receipe book! Speed it up and I might actually untie you from yer desk, yer lazy varmint! *CRACK WHIP*
*doot* *doot* *doo*     *do* *do* *doot *doot*
*ring*
*ring*
"Hello"
"Donald, nix the Transmutation book."
"What? I just finished the search and replacing."
"I know but one of them's on to us."
"You're kidding. C'mon the animal shaper, the fear twister, the foot of Jherana: that's all good stuff. True Transmuter even has alliteration!"
"Hey, what can I say? The market has spoken."

Joe Mucchiello
Throwing Dice Games
 

I'm embarassed to say that I didn't think of this. Oh well. And I thought I was clever noticing that none of the other fey advanced by class.

Heh... it's not like anyone can stop me from changing their advancement to by class. Besides, I need something to use those cool prestige classes on :)

I have a directory full of half complete rules supplements. (In Eric's Take a Bow thread on the general board I mentioned an 18 year timespan between submitting an article to Dragon and self-publishing.) But seriously, yes, I do plan to do more rules supplements. They may or may not push the adventure back in the schedule depending on my inspiration and the playtest schedule for the module.

I have half of a superhero game written but the ship has sailed on that one. And, yes, it is class based.

I have a class toolkit idea that would be a set of class templates (like monster or feat templates) that would make it easy to convert a PrC with a limited set of spells into an existing class advancing PrC. It also has a different take on ECLs.

Then there's the file full of Feats. Everyone must have one of them. That could turn into a training book if it weren't for the dozen other books just like it.

I'll probably do another odd-ball magic school eventually: Abjuration or Illusion or maybe Divination.

My partner (he really exists) is working on his secret project at the moment. That will be far less crunchy than my book.

I also have a secret project. Kind of an organization book combined with a grab bag of topics. I don't know how to describe it. It's different.

The class toolkit sounds neat. I really liked how you handled the mechanics stuff in JboE: You not only made good suggestions, but explained why the mechanic should change.

The magic schools books also sound good. Besides, when you finish all the schools you can just release nice hardcover compendium that has them all :)

I think you've really done well with the book of Enchantment, and I know I'll be watching for anything else you decide to work on.
 


FullTinCan said:
I am curious about the half-fey template? Could someone give me some more information about this?
Buy the book. :) Seriously, it's a monster template that can be placed on any humanoid, monstrous humanoid, animal, beast or magical beast (I think that's all of them). Gives the creature a few fey-like talents. Slight CR bump. A sample half-fey/half-lion is given in the book.

Personally, I think the fey disciple prestige class is more fun. After 10 levels your character becomes a fey. The class is very customizable. The disciple chooses a home terrain (Plains, Forest, Mountains, etc) and gains abilities appropriate to the terrain. At high levels she can acquire wings, shrink in size, become immune to various stuff, etc. There's even a symbiosis ability if you want to take it so you can create an NPC (or PC I suppose) "dryad" whose "tree" is an outcropping of rocks in the mountains.

But what do I know, I only wrote it.

Joe Mucchiello
Throwing Dice Games
 

Yes, you get Half-Feys all over the place. These things... they really take to 'sowing oats' uh? *nudge*nudge*wink*wink*
 

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