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<blockquote data-quote="jollyninja" data-source="post: 98302" data-attributes="member: 3208">I may be alone on this but I hated song and silence. Admittedly, I had some really high expectations for this book but I honestly am still verry unhappy with the product. I found that either the prestige classes were just rogues who had specialised in one area but the prestige class was not different enough from a rouge to merrit existing (dungeon delver as one example) or was an absolutley terrible bard based concept that had no place in a group of adventurers (virtuoso anyone, WTF). All i really wanted from this book was an adaptation of a 2e kit from the bards handbook: the blade. a lightly armored, thrown weapon/ 2 weapon fighting specialist who's performances are as likely to frighten the audience as to please them. or anything half as interesting.some of the book was exactly what i expected, and had waited for ever since 3e was anounced. great new stuff for the rogues i keep playing. the rest was decent but not great. The prestige classes bothered me with their stupid prerequisites (thief acrobat) and boring concepts (all unmemtioned prestige classes) to the point that i could not like what i thought would be my favorite of the series.GO CHAOS MAGIC.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jollyninja, post: 98302, member: 3208"] I may be alone on this but I hated song and silence. Admittedly, I had some really high expectations for this book but I honestly am still verry unhappy with the product. I found that either the prestige classes were just rogues who had specialised in one area but the prestige class was not different enough from a rouge to merrit existing (dungeon delver as one example) or was an absolutley terrible bard based concept that had no place in a group of adventurers (virtuoso anyone, WTF). All i really wanted from this book was an adaptation of a 2e kit from the bards handbook: the blade. a lightly armored, thrown weapon/ 2 weapon fighting specialist who's performances are as likely to frighten the audience as to please them. or anything half as interesting. some of the book was exactly what i expected, and had waited for ever since 3e was anounced. great new stuff for the rogues i keep playing. the rest was decent but not great. The prestige classes bothered me with their stupid prerequisites (thief acrobat) and boring concepts (all unmemtioned prestige classes) to the point that i could not like what i thought would be my favorite of the series. GO CHAOS MAGIC. [/QUOTE]

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