Twin Peeks: Races of Faerun and Arms & Equipment Guide


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Looks like Anabstercorian is buying two copies! ;)

Eric, what is an elven double bow? It sounds like a ranged double weapon, but my mind boggles at how that would work or look or anything . . .

(And thanks for the preview and answers, BTW)

Originally posted by Swack-Iron
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Thenk yew, thenk yew. Be here all week, two shows on Saturday!
 

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I see the answer to my question ...


Wouldn't you know it, I read every page of this thread except one (my posts per page is different than default so I see _many_ pages)... and the one page I skipped was the one page that answered my question :)
 
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Edit: Reading the rest of this thread, I see that the whole WOTC/Necromancer thing has
a) Been discussed to death
b) Been resolved

Hence, this post, in its original format, was redundant.
Thank you.
Oh, yeah, back on topic, I will probably get both of these. In case anyone cared. Thanks for the scoop, Eric!

Demiurge out.
 
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Richards said:
If nothing else, I'm sold on Races of Faerûn just for the osquip! :)

Johnathan

;-)

And just to hijack the thread:

Johnathan, I just found out you did a book for Mongoose (Slayer's Guide to Trolls??), have you done any other books??

Since you told me (in another thread a long, long time ago ;-) that the Monster Hunters Association won't be making an appearance in Dragon for the forseeable future, I'm still hoping to see them somewhere else.

You'll have stats for Ozzie's, that's a start. ;-)
 

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Races of Faerun sounds like a great book. I'll definitely be picking it up.

Probably going to wait on the Arms and Equipment Guide. It doesn't sound particularly compelling.

Thanks for the info Eric.
 

Okay... A couple of questions...

I've been following the thread since it started, about mid-day, here, and I haven't seen it asked (I don't think), and I'm rather curious:
In Races of Faerun, it was described that there is a whole hit-die and level adjustment to lycanthropes. However, in Savage Species, it gives lycanthropes a base +3 LA. Does RoF over-ride what SS wrote about lycanthropes? If so, how can one incorporate it without the hit-die (or can it be extrapolated from RoF)? I ask because I am currently playing a lycanthrope in a game and was somewhat unsure of how to account for the added power of it (btw, it's a were-lion - based off the were-tiger lycanthrope and using the SS LA of +3).
And, a more 'usage' inquiry: I will be running a game where characters can choose to play pretty much whatever race they want (thanks to SS and the LA system). I was wondering how helpful RoF would be to the game, in general. IOW, is it more geared for Faerun or can it be useful in a general game?
Sorry about the long post. I tend to babble... v.v;;
 

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