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| #1mrpopstarAug 04, 2011 17:22:46 | GenCon 2011 Ask R&D SeminarQ: Will we see an Essentials bard, with easy-to-use stances and auras, kinda like the essentials Knight? A: Look at Heroes of the Feywild, it's like you read the manuscript! I'm ecstatic! (of course) |
| #2Kelvor_RavenstarAug 04, 2011 17:31:33 | Were you at that seminar or did you find a complete transcript already? Or, like the kanji runepriest build and ninja assassin build, was this found on Twitter? |
| #3Silver_BlazeAug 04, 2011 17:32:32 | blogofholding.com/?p=3189 This is a list of the questions and answers. Definitely looking forward to this. |
| #4mrpopstarAug 04, 2011 17:36:31 | Were you at that seminar or did you find a complete transcript already? Or, like the kanji runepriest build and ninja assassin build, was this found on Twitter? All of the above! (I wish) Twitter and transcript... two out of three ain't bad. ;) blogofholding.com/?p=3189 I'm on a cloud! <3 <3 |
| #5IlexGarodanAug 04, 2011 17:39:28 | Sweet! I'm looking forward to this! |
| #6Seeker95Aug 04, 2011 17:56:27 | Although I am rather "meh" on almost all of the stuff they announced, I am glad they are making annoouncements. The Baba Yaga's Hut adventure has my interest, in a big way. I remember the Baba Yaga adventure (The Dancing Hut) by Roger Moore published in Dragon #83 and have used it in one form or another in every campaign I have ever run! |
| #7frothsofAug 04, 2011 17:59:27 | i agree on baba yaga essentials bard sounds bad bad bad makes the feywild book lose its luster |
| #8mrpopstarAug 04, 2011 18:00:16 | Although I am rather "meh" on almost all of the stuff they announced, I am glad they are making annoouncements. You set up the adventure and I'll bring my shiny new Bard. ![]() |
| #9mrpopstarAug 04, 2011 18:01:29 | i agree on baba yaga LOL Why does it sound bad, bad, bad? The Knight is a gem amongst the Essentials additions and the Bard is being fashioned after it. Could be worse, worse, worse. ;) |
| #10frothsofAug 04, 2011 18:04:17 | i dont feel like arguing about it |
| #11mrpopstarAug 04, 2011 18:10:57 | i dont feel like arguing about it Ah, bud, no stress. There'll still be plenty of luster left once you thumb past the mar of Bard-dom, I'm sure. ![]() I take Essentials for what it is. I'm mostly glad that I'll be able to try my hand at Encounters with a favorite class. I'm currently manning a Warpriest, which is different for me. I'm almost always a magicy, shooty, supporter type. Nice change being a smashy, beaty, supporter type. hehe |
| #12evilprincesssashaAug 04, 2011 18:24:05 | hating bards is like hating babies |
| #13Plaguescarred1Aug 04, 2011 18:47:46 | I was very happy about Baba Yaga and the eBard. And about Runepriest support ! |
| #14Seeker95Aug 04, 2011 18:48:43 | hating bards is like hating babies At the library, on an airplane, at the movies, or at the next table over on your anniversary date night. |
| #15Seeker95Aug 04, 2011 18:56:46 | You set up the adventure and I'll bring my shiny new Bard. I let my players play any non-psionics class they want, even if I don't like them. Get yourself to Chapel Hill NC and I'll run it impromptu in a heartbeat. |
| #16generalchaos34Aug 04, 2011 19:09:36 | You set up the adventure and I'll bring my shiny new Bard. Are you anti-psionic? What about all those hardworking Battlemind-Americans and our Psionland allies helping us out? you dirty psionicist!!! =P |
| #17askanipsionAug 04, 2011 20:40:43 | Baba Yaga is just awesome! ![]() |
| #18GarthanosAug 04, 2011 20:52:51 | Heck a bard is a fine class for building a witch.... just saying |
| #42ah_stormbringerAug 05, 2011 19:58:03 | Mearls is whats wrong with D&D now. If he goes they might get back to a good game. Will he get let go before this edition is done, not likely but he might not work on 5th edition. |
| #43Damon_TorAug 05, 2011 21:31:10 | I don't have a problem with an eBard as such. I'm just afraid it will be of the same quality we've seen in eclasses after the two main player books: ie, vampire, binder, and by all appearances, bladesinger. If you can make an eclass function, that's fine, but for the love of god, please don't release another abomination like those. |
| #44mrpopstarAug 05, 2011 21:45:38 | I don't have a problem with an eBard as such. I'm just afraid it will be of the same quality we've seen in eclasses after the two main player books: ie, vampire, binder, and by all appearances, bladesinger. If you can make an eclass function, that's fine, but for the love of god, please don't release another abomination like those. Hopefully the eBard will be a build that's poised to make use of all of the quite solid and flavorful powers already in the pool of the Bard Archetype. Here's hoping the class functions broadly and is called something akin to Bard(Minstrel), or something equally as simplistic and general, as opposed to something ridiculous like Bard(Feysinger). ![]() |
| #45robertread3Aug 05, 2011 23:11:30 | sounds sexy, hopefully its a bard like 2e that focuses more on multitalentedness rather then being like an arcane caster |
| #46GarthanosAug 05, 2011 23:42:20 | I see no reason a current bard couldnt feel multi-talented even if you dont go the multiclass route for instance want a bit more martial flavor in your ingredients? Guiding strike: is a clever and creative set of deceptive tricks that debuff an enemies defenses when he hits em by throwing them off balance, confusing them, or hitting there head undermining will and or solar plexis undermining fort or hitting some nerve that throws off there timing and reflexes with a muscle spasms Jinx Shot: becomes an even more imbalancing leg foul perhaps the arrow caught on ther armor and catches on something when they swing wide.... or that ear shot fouled up ther balance again. (good for big beasts that like to lead with there heads). |
| #82mrpopstarAug 08, 2011 10:45:40 | This was tacky.. tacky tacky.... look every door is locked and full of monsters garsh now the thief can feel useful. My heart goes out to all of those who struggled under the rule of a DM lacking in imagination, tact, and ingenuity, because I have absolutely no memory of suffering through some of the ridiculousness people would have people believe about editions past. Did issues exist? Yes. Were they game-ruining, end of all, uber-suxxors, D&D should die? No. -- The issues then were of the same magnitude of the issues now; they were simply different isssues. |
| #83GarthanosAug 08, 2011 10:52:51 | This was tacky.. tacky tacky.... look every door is locked and full of monsters garsh now the thief can feel useful. Didnt make that one up experienced it myself same DM had doors close locked behind you and if you put a mule in the door it had them sliced in two... ... also had another DM with an obcession with life draining so your wizard was never going to be anything but that apprentice (see that fixes imbalance). A game starting out imbalanced with a tacit rule of DM fix it... is really begging for those issues I envy those who experienced brilliant DMing when I got to be DM myself I realized I was fighting the system not playing with it and hence never playing 2e or 3e. |