If you look closely, we already have some of it.
Remember this first glimpse of the sample characters?
Compare the introductions in the Arcane and Divine power sections in the Picasa gallery with the character sheets zipped up on the Wizard's website.
For example:
From the scanned images:
From the PDFs:
I do recall somebody mentioning that requiring an implement to use powers at all seemed contradictory to the "Wizards & Implements" article from a few months ago. This seems to have taken care of that issue.
Anybody notice any more discrepancies between the character sheets?
Remember this first glimpse of the sample characters?
Compare the introductions in the Arcane and Divine power sections in the Picasa gallery with the character sheets zipped up on the Wizard's website.
For example:
From the scanned images:
Your powers are called prayers, since they are from the divine power source. Some of your powers require you to use a weapon, and some require you to have your holy symbol (also called an implement) in hand. If a power does not state "weapon" or "implement", then you don't need to have your weapon or holy symbol in your hand.
From the PDFs:
Your powers are called prayers, since they are from the divine power source. Some of your powers require you to use a weapon. If a power does not state "weapon", then you don't need to have your weapon in your hand. You usually have your holy symbol (an implement) in your hand when you use certain powers, but it's not required.
I do recall somebody mentioning that requiring an implement to use powers at all seemed contradictory to the "Wizards & Implements" article from a few months ago. This seems to have taken care of that issue.
Anybody notice any more discrepancies between the character sheets?