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Jackhein

10-15-05, 03:05 PM
I just got this book yesterday and wondered about what other people think about it. One question i instantly thought of though is where is the perfect out of the way place for some horror that could be contained in one single area.

Jackhein
Dargoth

10-15-05, 09:00 PM
I just got this book yesterday and wondered about what other people think about it. One question i instantly thought of though is where is the perfect out of the way place for some horror that could be contained in one single area.

Jackhein

Westgate, Faeruns answer to Sunnydale
Link182

10-15-05, 10:50 PM
Havnt gotten it yet but I'm working it into my campaign in Vaasa and Damara. The Bloodstone lands have a great history of darkness and evil
msatran

10-16-05, 01:03 AM
One would think, if one was serious about a book like this, there would be at least one Paladin SPecific prestige class, but there were none.

There were some GREAT things in the book.

Archivist: This is the best core class yet. Why the heck did they call it "Dark knowledge" and not just "Knowledge?" I didn't realize that being a librarian or studying books was somehow evil or tainted.

And some lousy things:

The cheese on these taint rules is so thick you can spread it at room temperature.
Link182

10-16-05, 01:35 AM
Cheesy? Really? I won't have the book for another week. Whats cheesy about it?