[4e] Compiled Dragon/Dungeon Ready

[ghost_warlock]

Dragon issue 366
Dungeon issue 157
(hopefully those links work)

I'm a very happy warlock.

[Edea]

Dungeon does, Dragon doesn't (at least for me).

[ghost_warlock]

Dungeon does, Dragon doesn't (at least for me).

Hmm. They both work for me and I'm a) using a different computer/internet connection than the one I posted the links from, b) not even signed into D&DI anymore.

[Swordguy]

They're good for me. And thank you, btw.

[Edea]

I looked it up on the Gleemax board; some people are having problems with the links, others aren't. Clicking on the image at the top of the actual download page seems to remedy the problem.

[Starbuck_II]

I rather like Confessions. You can really feel how a new DM would feel in that one.

[ghost_warlock]

I really like that issue of Dragon, it's got some nice crunch crammed in there as well as some really wonderful fluff (at least in the warlock article, I just skimmed the stuff relating to other classes ). The backgrounds are nice, too, although I'm a bit surprised that they don't seem to have been nerfed (specifically, the one that grants +3 to Intimidate).

I'm finding that I really enjoy Shelly Mazzanoble's articles. I may have to buy her book (and I'm sure my gf will find it entertaining, too ).

[Starsinger]

I'm finding that I really enjoy Shelly Mazzanoble's articles. I may have to buy her book

Me too <this is filler>

Edit: Also, I think Turducken (The PHBII class that's being playtested in her game) and Pabst are a Spirit Shaman and Spirit Guide respectively (Primal Leader anyone?)

[ghost_warlock]

Me too <this is filler>

Edit: Also, I think Turducken (The PHBII class that's being playtested in her game) and Pabst are a Spirit Shaman and Spirit Guide respectively (Primal Leader anyone?)

May be...but Pabst could just as likely be a druid, I read somewhere that either the martial splatbook or the PHBII will contain rules for animal companions as a feat or-some-such. I think it was the martial book, actually, because the context was something to do with rangers.

I'm pretty sure that the blurb we got a while ago about the PHBII said that it would contain 3 familiar classes (most likely bard, barbarian, and druid) and the rest would be new. It would be cool if Pabst was a spirit shaman, though. I like the fluff for that class.

[Starsinger]

May be...but Pabst could just as likely be a druid, I read somewhere that either the martial splatbook or the PHBII will contain rules for animal companions as a feat or-some-such. I think it was the martial book, actually, because the context was something to do with rangers.

I'm pretty sure that the blurb we got a while ago about the PHBII said that it would contain 3 familiar classes (most likely bard, barbarian, and druid) and the rest would be new. It would be cool if Pabst was a spirit shaman, though. I like the fluff for that class.

See, the thing is, they said Druids would focus on wild shape. So he can't be a druid.

[RTGoodman]

I've been waiting on this for a while.

When the first two 4E Dragons came out I downloaded them to my flash drive and took 'em to Staples to have 'em printed out. Color was gonna be like $96 bucks and black and white only about $12 or so (including binding), so I went with B&W.

As it turns out, they don't really know what they're doing, so they accidentally printed them out in color and only made me pay the B&W price. I'm probably a little spoiled by them, but they do look REALLY good. Now I just need to make sure they make that mistake every time...