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| #1praionMay 21, 2009 8:25:14 | I am normaly not a big friend of speculation because of little bits of information but i found something interesting. In the "Ecology of the Genasi" Article there are Sha'irs mentioned in the History part. Does that mean that Sha'ir are at least official parts of the fluff ? Hint to a Elemental Class ? |
| #2jim_darkmagic_fanboy_dupMay 22, 2009 0:39:45 | I am normaly not a big friend of speculation because of little bits of information but i found something interesting. In the "Ecology of the Genasi" Article there are Sha'irs mentioned in the History part. Hopefully its a hint at a Class, either Elemental or Primal. ![]() |
| #3stogoeMay 22, 2009 6:47:41 | Wouldn't it be more at home in a Player's Guide to a campaign setting? If I remember, the Sha'ir was from Al Qadim, and it had to do with asking djinn to go steal spells for you, right? |
| #4Axiomatic_BadgerMay 22, 2009 7:10:26 | Pretty much, but the concept is universal enough for it to become a base class. Oooh, maybe we'll have elemental servants as implements! That, or a controller version of the shaman. ------------------ Edited for grammar. |
| #5stogoeMay 22, 2009 17:15:43 | I only know it from the 3.5 Dragon update, but it does sound like it could be Elemental or Primal. |
| #6KoboldAvengerMay 22, 2009 21:57:42 | I could see it as very much being an elemental class. |
| #7XunValDorl_of_HouseKilsekMay 24, 2009 0:31:37 | Sha'irs were awesome. I still have the Sha'irs Handbook. |