Twin Peeks: Races of Faerun and Arms & Equipment Guide

[Tanis Half-Munchken]

Re: Re: Re: Twin Peeks: Races of Faerun and Arms & Equipment Guide

It's not the one in Tome & Blood.

The Races of Faerun one is 10 levels and abilties include Bladesong, Bonus Feats, Lesser Spellsong, Song of Celerity, Greater Spellsong, Song of Fury; but it does have essentially the same progression and spell list ast the Tome & Blood one.

I'm sorry, but I didn't quite catch that: It's only sorta' diffrent, or was it real diffrent?

And what's the scoop on the Elvin High Mages? I was begining to think that 3E had ditched that whole `kamakzi tiltawait' thing we kept getting in 2E. Are they now perfectly good mages, or does it still cost them way too much to do anything useful? :-]

 

[Knight Otu]

The bladesinger sounds like the one from the web enhancement...

 

[Melmoth]

I can't believe no one ask this, are there any changes to the Core races in RoF? I heard Dwarves now get resistance to Trip and Bull Rush? Have Gnomes changed?

 

[Gez]

Yes, what are the changes to the racial traits, since that's going to be probably peeks at 3.5 ?


What does kamakzi tiltawait mean ?


Oh, and personally, I would not mind if elven high mage pay a too high cost -- that's really preferable to a too low one.

 

[Gez]

What is the spellsinger like ? Does it looks like the Magic of Faerûn spelldancer, or is it more like the 2e FR wizard kit of the same name (spellsinger); i.e., know all spells but takes forever to cast them ?

 

[Balsamic Dragon]

What does kamakzi tiltawait mean ?

I don't know what it means in this context, but kamikazi means divine wind and was the name for Japanese suicide bombers in WWII, and tiltowait was the name of the most powerful spell in the original Wizardry computer game which was basically a carefully aimed nuclear strike

Balsamic Dragon

 

[EricNoah]

Re: Re: Re: Re: Twin Peeks: Races of Faerun and Arms & Equipment Guide

And what's the scoop on the Elvin High Mages? I was begining to think that 3E had ditched that whole `kamakzi tiltawait' thing we kept getting in 2E. Are they now perfectly good mages, or does it still cost them way too much to do anything useful? :-]

I don't really understand the question. The Elven High Mage PrC is an epic-level class (it looks to me like you'd have to be 22nd level to get in at minimum). Does that answer your question?

 

[EricNoah]

I can't believe no one ask this, are there any changes to the Core races in RoF? I heard Dwarves now get resistance to Trip and Bull Rush? Have Gnomes changed?

There's no "racial trait" info for the core races that are in the PHB or in FRCS. So we aren't getting any early hints that way. Presumably you can then play these races with 3.0 or 3.5 rules.

 

[Gez]

asks question about "kamakzi tiltawait"

explains "kamikaze tiltowait"

Ah, OK. Good spelling makes things easier. I would not have catched the tiltowait reference, at the wizardry time I had computers only in my dreams...

 

[Tanis Half-Munchken]

Ah, OK. Good spelling makes things easier. I would not have catched the tiltowait reference, at the wizardry time I had computers only in my dreams...

Yeah, well, hey. ;-) It's not like we've nailed down how `tiltowait' was spelled, back in the day . . .