March: In the Works

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#1

Siberys

Mar 06, 2012 23:54:11
March: In the Works
by Bart Carroll

Waterdeep lords, dungeon delvers, and a foray into the subterranean terror of Undermountain!

Talk about this preview here.


#2

GloriousDemon

Mar 07, 2012 5:51:33


Kobold Trapsmiths.

Where is your god now?
#3

bengilmer

Mar 07, 2012 6:38:16
The question I have, is that character picking the lock the new Svirfneblin race? I am already so in love with this book.

Serious Wizards, thank you so much! 
#4

Duskweaver

Mar 07, 2012 8:28:16
is that character picking the lock the new Svirfneblin race?


Yes. That's Thorry the Unlucky.
#5

sythspawn

Mar 07, 2012 8:46:09
Will svirfneblin be treated as a "new" race with different ability score adjustments or just be a subrace of the current gnome?
#6

pruano

Mar 07, 2012 13:31:49
Darn, Undermountain a lv 1-5 adventure? That took all the fun of that adventure module. Frown
#7

seti

Mar 07, 2012 14:34:06
The 'Into the Unknown...' book sounded weak to me at first...but now. I'm actually excited. 3 playable races I've wanted given the 'offical' treatment for YEARS, and some cool sounding themes to boot. Hope the races are published with racial feats as well, as I doubt they'll get subsequent support... Undermountain sounds good too, and if it is...Scaling it up in levels shouldn't take more than a few hours/days, lol.
This is some of the best 4e news I've heard in about 6 months, really.

But I have to say, yet again...What about 'Heroes Option: The Astral Sea'? And a DMG3 focusing on epic tier play? Everyone knows the buzz is all on 5e (still hope it won't be called D&D NEXT) but I hope they bring 4e to a pleasant conclusion. I personally couldn't just stop 4 years of work with out finishing. I'm OCD like that. To me, that's like leaving a painting without that final touch of line, color or shape. That last effort that makes you say to yourself "Ok, I can stop. It's DONE. Beautiful. Any more, and I'll ruin it."

 
#8

dragna

Mar 07, 2012 19:23:27
It is certainly disturbing not hearing anything beyond May in the way of 4e products. So much still to do...
#9

troll-gar

Mar 08, 2012 20:09:00
kobolds...that is all
#10

Marandahir

Mar 08, 2012 20:11:37
The 'Into the Unknown...' book sounded weak to me at first...but now. I'm actually excited. 3 playable races I've wanted given the 'offical' treatment for YEARS, and some cool sounding themes to boot. Hope the races are published with racial feats as well, as I doubt they'll get subsequent support... Undermountain sounds good too, and if it is...Scaling it up in levels shouldn't take more than a few hours/days, lol.
This is some of the best 4e news I've heard in about 6 months, really.

But I have to say, yet again...What about 'Heroes Option: The Astral Sea'? And a DMG3 focusing on epic tier play? Everyone knows the buzz is all on 5e (still hope it won't be called D&D NEXT) but I hope they bring 4e to a pleasant conclusion. I personally couldn't just stop 4 years of work with out finishing. I'm OCD like that. To me, that's like leaving a painting without that final touch of line, color or shape. That last effort that makes you say to yourself "Ok, I can stop. It's DONE. Beautiful. Any more, and I'll ruin it."

 




Player's Option: Heroes of the Astral Sea basically would be the same material as in Divine Power – while Arcane and Primal had room to play around with Fey magic, Divine magic basically DEFINES the Astral Sea.  So unless the book was all about playing Quom and Githyanki, there's not much to offer there that isn't in other sources.  It might happen.  It's just the least likely in my opinion.

DMG3 is out, and it's free.  It's called the 2011 Compilation of The Dungeon Master Experience.  And boy is that compilation full of win.

#11

IxidorRS

Mar 08, 2012 21:06:18
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Player's Option: Heroes of the Astral Sea basically would be the same material as in Divine Power – while Arcane and Primal had room to play around with Fey magic, Divine magic basically DEFINES the Astral Sea.  So unless the book was all about playing Quom and Githyanki, there's not much to offer there that isn't in other sources.  It might happen.  It's just the least likely in my opinion.



If they do it, they will find a a way to put a wizard in it.

Perhaps the Divine School of Magic for the Mage?
#12

Marandahir

Mar 09, 2012 9:41:04
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Player's Option: Heroes of the Astral Sea basically would be the same material as in Divine Power – while Arcane and Primal had room to play around with Fey magic, Divine magic basically DEFINES the Astral Sea.  So unless the book was all about playing Quom and Githyanki, there's not much to offer there that isn't in other sources.  It might happen.  It's just the least likely in my opinion.



If they do it, they will find a a way to put a wizard in it.

Perhaps the Divine School of Magic for the Mage?



I don't doubt it.  These aren't the Clerics of the Coast, after all.
#13

Fox_Reeveheart

Mar 09, 2012 10:42:28
I really want the kobold stat block for the next preview for "April:  In The Works"
#14

troll-gar

Mar 09, 2012 13:03:12
you know...depending on how they do it, the trapsmith might be very good for stealth based characters. You know, build traps out of nowhere without the enemy knowing.
#15

FearOfTheDark

Mar 11, 2012 19:04:42
I really want the kobold stat block for the next preview for "April:  In The Works"



That's funny because I really want the goblin one.
#16

Marandahir

Mar 12, 2012 0:38:09
I really want the kobold stat block for the next preview for "April:  In The Works"



That's funny because I really want the goblin one.



Hahaha guys.  You both know that I want the svirneblin as the next preview, right?
#17

FearOfTheDark

Mar 12, 2012 4:35:04
I really want the kobold stat block for the next preview for "April:  In The Works"



That's funny because I really want the goblin one.



Hahaha guys.  You both know that I want the svirneblin as the next preview, right?



Maybe they'll just release them all to make us happy.
#18

IxidorRS

Mar 12, 2012 21:50:16
I really want the kobold stat block for the next preview for "April:  In The Works"



That's funny because I really want the goblin one.



Hahaha guys.  You both know that I want the svirneblin as the next preview, right?



Maybe they'll just release them all to make us happy.



Now nothing but this is acceptable.