Primal Power 2 and Draconomicon 3?

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#1

lizardmage

Jun 18, 2010 16:30:31

A couple of questions in regards to two future titles.

While I know they are coming out with a Primal Power 2 has anyone heard about a release date to this? 

Same question with Draco3, but more so are they going through with it?  The prior two where for the more iconic of the dragons and several draconic creatures, this one brings about a whole new form of dragons (as far as I am aware, I don't know if the MM3 dragons were in a prior edition). 

I will say I am hoping that there is a Draco3 as the catastrophic dragons have appealed to me greatly and would love more info about them, and other types such as a Hurricane Dragon.

#2

LordofKhyber

Jun 18, 2010 16:44:21

We don't even know if we are getting a Primal Power 2. It's just assumed that every power source is getting a second Power book because Martial got one. I blame the grid fillers. Martial got one because it doesn't get a controller.

#3

lizardmage

Jun 18, 2010 16:46:47
While I admit to the same assumption as everyone else, in that Martial got one then the rest do also, I do also make the assumption of a PP2 based on the creation of the Seeker, giving it more options, same for Divine and the creation of the Runepriest.

Though you are right, it is all an assumption for PP2.
#4

greatfrito

Jun 18, 2010 17:11:43
Given the number of classes and races released since PP1, I would also assume we'll (eventually) see something like a PP2.  Psionic Power 1 is still slated for August, I believe.

I do wonder, though, if they're not going to instead cover the "extra options" stuff in DDi articles.  Plus, I don't think anyone is yet sure how post-Essentials D&D products are going to look.
#5

ranadiel

Jun 18, 2010 19:05:10
Given the number of classes and races released since PP1, I would also assume we'll (eventually) see something like a PP2.  Psionic Power 1 is still slated for August, I believe.

I do wonder, though, if they're not going to instead cover the "extra options" stuff in DDi articles.  Plus, I don't think anyone is yet sure how post-Essentials D&D products are going to look.



Well we know how some of them are going to look(basically just like the essential books), we just don't know if they are completely killing hardcover releases or doing a mix yet.
#6

Aegeri

Jun 19, 2010 5:17:23
I will be so annoyed if we don't get further hardcover books. They have totally hinted at more catastrophic dragons in MM3 and I will be very cross if they don't get their own book.
#7

ranadiel

Jun 19, 2010 5:57:24
I will be so annoyed if we don't get further hardcover books. They have totally hinted at more catastrophic dragons in MM3 and I will be very cross if they don't get their own book.



I imagine that there will be a book on catastrophic dragons at the same point in the year that other Draconomicons have come out. The question is simply what it will be called and whether it will be a hard cover or soft cover.
#8

Valien

Jun 19, 2010 6:21:36
On a side note, I love how Primal Power, Psionic Power, Paragon Paths and Power Points all have the same acronym.

''All the PPs in PP give you additional PP's, but the PPs in PP do not.''

#9

The_Jester

Jun 19, 2010 10:25:37
Given the dearth of actual D&D products between now and next March the answer might be... never. They posted the third build of the artificer in Dragon, which would have been a big selling point to Arcane Power 2. So we might only see new builds for the runepriest and seeker in the magazine.  
#10

praion

Jun 20, 2010 15:01:57

Given the dearth of actual D&D products between now and next March the answer might be... never. They posted the third build of the artificer in Dragon, which would have been a big selling point to Arcane Power 2. So we might only see new builds for the runepriest and seeker in the magazine.  



And as someone without DDI this bugs me