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| #1akumadaimyoFeb 25, 2009 17:57:46 | Will we see sort of Demo version of this class? Whil Wheaton was playing one in the Podcast so I was curious what they can do. |
| #2Seeker95Feb 25, 2009 18:24:03 | Likely not, since the source book will be coming out really really soon. |
| #3ieattrollsforbreakfastFeb 25, 2009 18:35:31 | All we have are the first two pages of the class, which is just the fluff and the features without any powers, and the 1st level half-orc avenger character sheet from DDXP. They should be enough to play an avenger at 1st level. No demos like the levels 1-3 previews for the other PHB2 classes, though, and as Seeker says I doubt we'll see one next month. |
| #4tehsquirrelyFeb 25, 2009 20:46:02 | The avenger is clearly too awesom for the internet and would destroy it with it's divine fury. On that note I think it's worth mentioning that Whil Wheaton wasn't taking advantage of oath of emnity, he didn't use the reroll!!! Also worth noting the guy playing the dwarf fighter forgot about making attacks against marked targets that shift, listening to that podcast got painful at times for me. I can't believe their DM failed to remind them of that kind of stuff. |
| #5DSCrankshawFeb 26, 2009 3:24:39 | The avenger is clearly too awesom for the internet and would destroy it with it's divine fury. Heh, it's not the DM's job to remind them of what their characters can do--players need to keep track of their own abilities. At least, that's the case with experienced players. Since it was pretty obvious that the players weren't experienced, then yes, the DM probably should have pointed out the things they were missing. |
| #6zeratulcraftFeb 26, 2009 3:33:27 | Heh, it's not the DM's job to remind them of what their characters can do--players need to keep track of their own abilities. I can see that a DM wouldn't want to play the other peoples character for them, which is what stops me from telling everyone in my group that I've memorized their abilities and come up with many many tactics. |
| #7akumadaimyoFeb 26, 2009 3:41:37 | A helpful DM should remind the players of what they can do, especially if they are brand new to the game. Taking advantage of it when they forget is not a good DM habit to have. |
| #8Seeker95Feb 26, 2009 6:36:16 | Regarding the podcast with Wil and the Penny Arcade guys...On that note I think it's worth mentioning that Whil Wheaton wasn't taking advantage of oath of enmity, he didn't use the reroll!!! Also worth noting the guy playing the dwarf fighter forgot about making attacks against marked targets that shift [...] Over at Penny Arcade, Gabe explains this... If you know the rules backwards and forwards you might get a little frustrated with us during these podcasts. Sometimes we don't roll the right dice, sometimes we go off on tangents trying to crack each other up, and sometimes we don't remember to play each ability exactly the way it's spelled out in the book. That's okay though, because for the eight straight hours it took us to record the entire thing, we had a |
| #9paragonbishopFeb 26, 2009 8:08:31 | Originally Posted by Gable AND THAT Ladles and JellySpoons is what gaming is about! ~Bishop |
| #10birdurshFeb 26, 2009 9:30:37 | I still would have reminded Wil about the reroll, though. |
| #11smacintushFeb 26, 2009 9:57:27 | I still would have reminded Wil about the reroll, though. So, there are never mistakes when your group plays? Wow, I wanna join so I can bask in the glow of your awesomeness. |
| #12akodoreignFeb 26, 2009 9:59:39 | All we have are the first two pages of the class, which is just the fluff and the features without any powers, and the 1st level half-orc avenger character sheet from DDXP. They should be enough to play an avenger at 1st level. Not quite true, Some of us have the Game Day work ups that have a level 11 work up of an avenger for next month :P. |
| #13birdurshFeb 26, 2009 10:12:23 | So, there are never mistakes when your group plays? Regardless of how many or few mistakes are made by my group or myself, I haven't even seen the PHBII and the thought occurred to me that Avengers have some kind of reroll mechanic. If I had an Avenger at my table miss several times in a row, I'd ask him to double check how exactly it worked. One thought that occurred to me after my first post was I couldn't recall if the one he was attacking was the one he'd marked, which I assume would have some bearing on the rerolls. If that's the case then it's no wonder why no one bothered to mention it. Either way, you're always welcome in my games. You can never have enough sarcasm. |
| #14Delazar78Feb 26, 2009 10:18:37 | Not quite true, Some of us have the Game Day work ups that have a level 11 work up of an avenger for next month :P. GIEF! |
| #15akodoreignFeb 26, 2009 10:27:19 | GIEF! Ill assume you mean reference 1 or 2 from the urban dictionary :D http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=gief |
| #16BolongoFeb 28, 2009 12:40:22 | Will we see sort of Demo version of this class? Going by the March editorial calendar, no. |