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[Atavar]

I think the "Complete...2" books should be named as follows:

Complete Arcane 2: Electric Boogaloo
Complete Adventurer 2: Electric Boogaloo
Complete Warrior 2: Electric Boogaloo
Complete Divine 2: Electric Boogaloo

I think these titles perfectly capture that certain special something, you know?

Thanks,

Atavar

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"I miss MST3K." - Atavar

 

[Laman Stahros]

Personally, vagabond == homeless to me.

I think Scoundrel is very appropriate.

And I'm in the camp of wanting to know what they'll call Complete Divine 2 and Complete Warrior 2.

They have already announced Complete Champion (Complete Divine 2). I haven't heard anything about the fourth Complete book (Complete Fighter 2) yet.

 

[Kid Socrates]

I like the title -- I look at it and I instantly know what the book is about. I haven't grabbed a Complete book yet, but I think I will snag this one.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

However, not sure we need this particular content, imo.

You might not. Fully half of my Midwood campaign player characters would be interested in either the crunch or the fluff of such a book.

 

[Hawkshere]

How about Complete Taffer?

 

[Stormborn]

How about Complete Taffer?

Most obscure possibilty for the win goes to hawkshere. I had to look that one up. Google-Fu did not fail. Interesting name.

 

[Ranes]

Indeed. I am shent.

 

[rgard]

I think we are having an English-English vs American-English problem here.

I think on the other side of the pond "Scoundrel" is a much stronger, and more negative word. Think of "hoodlum" or "cad" but somewhat stronger.

Mark

I vote for Complete Hooligan. Short for soccer (football in the rest of the world) hooligan.

 

[Nightchilde-2]

I still want "Complete Flumph."

oooh oooh..or "Complete Brazen Strumpet" or even "Complete Spoony Bard."

Or "Complete Blackleaf." Maybe I'd finally get rules for that darned Mind Bondage spell!

 

[Kalshane]

Personally, I like it. It's certainly more evocative than "Complete Adventurer".