Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Romtos 08-24-06, 04:35 PM	I'm interested in the Epic Level Handbook. Yet I'm wondering, will this be usable to me, being a DM? Second, is this worth my money? :)
Echo_that_Pains 08-24-06, 04:55 PM	By a $10 copy like me and the answer is yes. It is 3.0 edition, but if you are going to be having high end campaigns, then yes. If not, then there is little in there that would be much of a benefit.
Romtos 08-24-06, 04:55 PM	By a $10 copy like me and the answer is yes. It is 3.0 edition, but if you are going to be having high end campaigns, then yes. If not, then there is little in there that would be much of a benefit. Euro's here. Propably if I make a good deal I can get it for €10 second handed.
Echo_that_Pains 08-24-06, 04:57 PM	Then the answer for your question will probably rely mainly on your answer to the 2nd part of my post. Its uses are very limited (20+ levels) but it is not a bad book for what it was written for. Maybe flip through a copy at a local bookstore to make sure.
Romtos 08-24-06, 05:00 PM	Then the answer for your question will probably rely mainly on your answer to the 2nd part of my post. Its uses are very limited (20+ levels) but it is not a bad book for what it was written for. Maybe flip through a copy at a local bookstore to make sure. Sorry, made some nonsense post just after you posted. So edited quick with a short answer. I plan on putting the campaign I'm DM-ing now to at least 30th level, if not higher. So it could come to benefit. I'll keep my eyes open for a nice deal. I'll be at my gamingstore soon, I'll check if there's a copy there.
VrecknidjX 08-25-06, 01:08 PM	The epic information in the SRD is fantastic and covers a significant portion of what you need epic rules for. And it's free. I'd really like to see a 3.5 epic book, with lots of wonderful revisions (including a new take on epic spells--my least favorite aspect of epic rules). I don't think I will though. Dave