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February and Beyond

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#1
Marandahir
Feb 03, 2010 23:18:10 Free Previews
February and Beyond
by Bart Caroll

By the time you read this article, some fairly major news will have been announced. As revealed at D&D Experience, an incredible lineup of products is slated to hit the shelves in the final third of 2010 – discuss them here!

#2
salla
Feb 03, 2010 23:27:05 And now we have an answer for everybody asking about hybrid Assassins: March's Dragon Magazine.
#3
greatfrito
Feb 04, 2010 0:39:47 So, is Harrowing Halls (other than having "3d" things - whatever those wind up looking like) finally a building interior set?

If so, I may have to pick a few up. I really need to see more of it, though, before I can get beyond the "potentially interested" stage, and to the "excited" stage.
#4
praion
Feb 04, 2010 12:05:34 The fluff for Psionics is AWESOME. it will qown you all !
#5
Hippolyte
Feb 04, 2010 16:39:00 I have to agree that the story behind psionics is interesting and well done.

I have never liked psionics because they smack of space opera and pigs in space, not Malory, Beowulf and the Arabian Nights. However, this story makes psionics less of mutant minds and more of supernatural powers like magic and divine powers.
#6
greatfrito
Feb 04, 2010 16:54:09 I was honestly expecting the "new fluff" for psionics to be just completely blah, but this... I'm happy with this. I can work with this.

In fact, this little comment:
"Others, including most practitioners of psionic ways, believe that their power is the world's response to the intrusion of the Far Realm, similar to a mortal body's reaction to disease."

That might be my favorite psionic power background yet. It still leaves room for psionics to be a more "natural / innate" magic - but it arose for a purpose.

It's nice. Gives it a nice thematic tie to the rest of the fantasy world.
#7
ADHadh
Feb 05, 2010 9:01:00 I've seen the cover for Hammerfast on deviantART a while ago (and even left a comment on it) and I still was surprised that it will be a separate book. I thought the cover was for an adventure module.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 Marandahir Feb 03, 2010 23:18:10	Free Previews February and Beyond by Bart Caroll By the time you read this article, some fairly major news will have been announced. As revealed at D&D Experience, an incredible lineup of products is slated to hit the shelves in the final third of 2010 – discuss them here!
#2 salla Feb 03, 2010 23:27:05	And now we have an answer for everybody asking about hybrid Assassins: March's Dragon Magazine.
#3 greatfrito Feb 04, 2010 0:39:47	So, is Harrowing Halls (other than having "3d" things - whatever those wind up looking like) finally a building interior set? If so, I may have to pick a few up. I really need to see more of it, though, before I can get beyond the "potentially interested" stage, and to the "excited" stage.
#4 praion Feb 04, 2010 12:05:34	The fluff for Psionics is AWESOME. it will qown you all !
#5 Hippolyte Feb 04, 2010 16:39:00	I have to agree that the story behind psionics is interesting and well done. I have never liked psionics because they smack of space opera and pigs in space, not Malory, Beowulf and the Arabian Nights. However, this story makes psionics less of mutant minds and more of supernatural powers like magic and divine powers.
#6 greatfrito Feb 04, 2010 16:54:09	I was honestly expecting the "new fluff" for psionics to be just completely blah, but this... I'm happy with this. I can work with this. In fact, this little comment: "Others, including most practitioners of psionic ways, believe that their power is the world's response to the intrusion of the Far Realm, similar to a mortal body's reaction to disease." That might be my favorite psionic power background yet. It still leaves room for psionics to be a more "natural / innate" magic - but it arose for a purpose. It's nice. Gives it a nice thematic tie to the rest of the fantasy world.
#7 ADHadh Feb 05, 2010 9:01:00	I've seen the cover for Hammerfast on deviantART a while ago (and even left a comment on it) and I still was surprised that it will be a separate book. I thought the cover was for an adventure module.