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Support for PHB3?

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#1
RayjeEliwan
May 30, 2010 13:01:52 So, PHB3 came out in what, March? I can understand not printing any new content for the new classes for a month or so, but since the release, I don't think there's been any real material in DDI for anything from PHB3, and I don't see anything on the June calendar either except a single WR article (for Wilden). There was that one Shardmind article (which was nice enough), and two Battlemind feats in the Defender article, but otherwise, the PHB3 material may as well not exist. I mean, a human Monk or Runepriest still doesn't choose which at-wills they want so much as which one they don't want.

I think that the PHB3 classes will be a lot of fun once they're fleshed out, but how long do we have to wait before we get any additional material for them?
#2
shaych0488
May 30, 2010 14:04:21 Wilden and Psionic support in June
#3
celticmutt
May 31, 2010 3:43:00 This month had a Shardmind article, and March had a Minotaur article. PHB2 didn't exactly get a lot of support in its first few months either.
#4
qaplawjw
Jun 01, 2010 16:24:33
PHB2 didn't exactly get a lot of support in its first few months either.

I don't particularly disagree, but PH2 was immediately followed by Arcane Power, which of course helped Sorcerors and Bards. Not that those two classes were perceived as being as bad off as the things people have said (and exaggerated?) as the Battlemind.

#5
Janx_14
Jun 05, 2010 0:09:55 Psionic classes atleast get some support in a few months, but the Seeker who's terribly hurting for better high level powers, and the Runepriest who generally needs more fluff and mechanics to differentiate them from clerics, do not get any book support until NEXT YEAR.

Right now, Runepriest and Seeker hybrids seem rather popular, because the class in itself does not have much options.
#6
RuinsFate
Jun 07, 2010 1:41:52
Right now, Runepriest and Seeker hybrids seem rather popular, because the class in itself does not have much options.

Sorry, but it crossed my mind and I had to post it after reading your post. Might get flamed for it, but...

Strength Cleric? What's That?
Heroic Feat, Class: Runepriest.

You are the actual incarnation of the Strength based Cleric build and thusly count as a cleric for all feat, item, paragon path and epic destiny requirements.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 RayjeEliwan May 30, 2010 13:01:52	So, PHB3 came out in what, March? I can understand not printing any new content for the new classes for a month or so, but since the release, I don't think there's been any real material in DDI for anything from PHB3, and I don't see anything on the June calendar either except a single WR article (for Wilden). There was that one Shardmind article (which was nice enough), and two Battlemind feats in the Defender article, but otherwise, the PHB3 material may as well not exist. I mean, a human Monk or Runepriest still doesn't choose which at-wills they want so much as which one they don't want. I think that the PHB3 classes will be a lot of fun once they're fleshed out, but how long do we have to wait before we get any additional material for them?
#2 shaych0488 May 30, 2010 14:04:21	Wilden and Psionic support in June
#3 celticmutt May 31, 2010 3:43:00	This month had a Shardmind article, and March had a Minotaur article. PHB2 didn't exactly get a lot of support in its first few months either.
#4 qaplawjw Jun 01, 2010 16:24:33	PHB2 didn't exactly get a lot of support in its first few months either. I don't particularly disagree, but PH2 was immediately followed by Arcane Power, which of course helped Sorcerors and Bards. Not that those two classes were perceived as being as bad off as the things people have said (and exaggerated?) as the Battlemind.
#5 Janx_14 Jun 05, 2010 0:09:55	Psionic classes atleast get some support in a few months, but the Seeker who's terribly hurting for better high level powers, and the Runepriest who generally needs more fluff and mechanics to differentiate them from clerics, do not get any book support until NEXT YEAR. Right now, Runepriest and Seeker hybrids seem rather popular, because the class in itself does not have much options.
#6 RuinsFate Jun 07, 2010 1:41:52	Right now, Runepriest and Seeker hybrids seem rather popular, because the class in itself does not have much options. Sorry, but it crossed my mind and I had to post it after reading your post. Might get flamed for it, but... Strength Cleric? What's That? Heroic Feat, Class: Runepriest. You are the actual incarnation of the Strength based Cleric build and thusly count as a cleric for all feat, item, paragon path and epic destiny requirements.