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    Ettin in the Playground
     
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    Default Re: Trashes & Treasures: Older 3rd Party Sourcebooks, a Walking Tour

    Quote Originally Posted by Alabenson View Post
    I have a suggestion for a potential subject for review, how about the Iron Kingdoms Character Guide from Privateer Press?
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    Happy New Year everyone!

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    Default Re: Trashes & Treasures: Older 3rd Party Sourcebooks, a Walking Tour

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    Not him but iron kingdoms is AMAZING
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    Default Re: Trashes & Treasures: Older 3rd Party Sourcebooks, a Walking Tour

    Quote Originally Posted by Jervis View Post
    Not him but iron kingdoms is AMAZING
    After dredging through it in my quest for magitech I have to disagree- but we can leave that discussion for if/when Saintheart gets to it
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    A collection of over 200 pages of individually small bans, tweaks, brews, and rule changes, usable piecemeal or nearly altogether, and even some convenient lists. Everything I've done that I'd call done enough to use in one place (plus a number of things I'm working on that aren't quite done, of course).
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    Default Re: Trashes & Treasures: Older 3rd Party Sourcebooks, a Walking Tour

    Nice to know that there's a list
    shipping Sabine/Vaarsuvius

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    Barbarian in the Playground
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    Default Re: Trashes & Treasures: Older 3rd Party Sourcebooks, a Walking Tour

    The only third party book I personally own in paper is "Ultimate Character Concepts". I don't feel like I'm qialified to review it, unfortunately.
    shipping Sabine/Vaarsuvius

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    Ettin in the Playground
     
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    Default Re: Trashes & Treasures: Older 3rd Party Sourcebooks, a Walking Tour

    Honestly if people are minded to throw up their own 3rd party reviews, so long as it conforms to the format I set out in all my previous ones for consistency, I'd be happy to edit the front of the thread to reflect the additions. This is a much bigger task than I first thought and I really think there at least some interesting gems out there which do deserve some light back in the sun.

    As for being qualified to review something? You don't need qualifications. I'm not the least bit qualified to review this stuff, nobody is, they're just personal reflections and subjective assessments, as I set out at the start of the thread. Everything here remains caveat emptor and there are certainly others here to "correct" an "incorrect" opinion I or anyone else might have.

    And I haven't forgotten this thread - it's just been a hectic time recently, I will be coming back to it ASAP.

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    Barbarian in the Playground
     
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    Default Re: Trashes & Treasures: Older 3rd Party Sourcebooks, a Walking Tour

    Quote Originally Posted by Saintheart View Post
    Honestly if people are minded to throw up their own 3rd party reviews, so long as it conforms to the format I set out in all my previous ones for consistency, I'd be happy to edit the front of the thread to reflect the additions. This is a much bigger task than I first thought and I really think there at least some interesting gems out there which do deserve some light back in the sun.

    As for being qualified to review something? You don't need qualifications. I'm not the least bit qualified to review this stuff, nobody is, they're just personal reflections and subjective assessments, as I set out at the start of the thread. Everything here remains caveat emptor and there are certainly others here to "correct" an "incorrect" opinion I or anyone else might have.

    And I haven't forgotten this thread - it's just been a hectic time recently, I will be coming back to it ASAP.
    There have been times I've been tempted to review things, but any time I start thinking about what I would write, it always turns into "this is how you can use this feature to become Pun-Pun". I suspect I would need to DM more/ever to be able to give a less munchkiny review.

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    Barbarian in the Playground
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    Default Re: Trashes & Treasures: Older 3rd Party Sourcebooks, a Walking Tour

    Quote Originally Posted by Saintheart View Post
    Honestly if people are minded to throw up their own 3rd party reviews, so long as it conforms to the format I set out in all my previous ones for consistency, I'd be happy to edit the front of the thread to reflect the additions. This is a much bigger task than I first thought and I really think there at least some interesting gems out there which do deserve some light back in the sun.

    As for being qualified to review something? You don't need qualifications. I'm not the least bit qualified to review this stuff, nobody is, they're just personal reflections and subjective assessments, as I set out at the start of the thread. Everything here remains caveat emptor and there are certainly others here to "correct" an "incorrect" opinion I or anyone else might have.

    And I haven't forgotten this thread - it's just been a hectic time recently, I will be coming back to it ASAP.
    Honestly, I wrote this because the 45 days were looming
    But I just realised there's a second third party book I own. Maybe I will review this one. It is extremly obscure, but feels relevant.
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    Book of Eldritch Might (I'm unsure which) has the spell bolt of conjuration which does damage with no save and no SR. Metamagic that baby up for irresistible pain!

    And then I saw it was called bolt of conjuring and it's BoEM 1.
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    Default Re: Trashes & Treasures: Older 3rd Party Sourcebooks, a Walking Tour

    Originally Posted by Saintheart
    Honestly if people are minded to throw up their own 3rd party reviews, so long as it conforms to the format I set out in all my previous ones for consistency, I'd be happy to edit the front of the thread to reflect the additions. This is a much bigger task than I first thought and I really think there at least some interesting gems out there which do deserve some light back in the sun.

    As for being qualified to review something? You don't need qualifications. I'm not the least bit qualified to review this stuff, nobody is, they're just personal reflections and subjective assessments, as I set out at the start of the thread.
    As it happens, I just picked up Cry Havoc by Skip Williams, writing for Malhavoc Press. I've only started reading, but I'd been thinking about doing a review along the lines of what you've been doing here.

    And not needing qualifications is a definite plus. I got none.

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    Default Re: Trashes & Treasures: Older 3rd Party Sourcebooks, a Walking Tour

    I have an old book by AEG called Dragons. I have used some of it in some games, it has a bit of a mix of good and bad stuff in it. It was released before 3.5 came out though. Not sure how well I would actually be able to review it though.
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