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Dr. Rockstar wrote: I purchased the book via the Humble Bundle back in July and didn't understand that I had to come to this website to redeem a purchase code. Now (Oct 2020, Year of the Doom), I've tried to redeem it. I get a message that reads, "That code is not recognized." Is the code still valid, or have I missed out? I'd suggest contacting customer support for this. I'm sure they'll be able to help you out.
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John Ryan 783 wrote:
We're Blue Mages now yea Baby!
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Mark Seifter wrote:
I hope this alludes to the bigger bestiary which was talked about in another thread. If 250 are done by the playtest (or already) that should leave plenty of time for more monsters by release.
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Ectar wrote:
In 3.5 they got +2 to alchemy because they could monitor the process by smell.
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Hmm wrote:
Not lava lamps but glowy hair that kinda looks like lava.
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Thanks for the reply. I haven't played in the midgard setting before and saw the other campaign setting book and wasn't sure if information was duplicated or if this was all new info or an updated version with the old info and new info added.
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I saw that pre-orders did however go up on Amazon. Are they authorized to do so for the playtest?
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Strachan Fireblade wrote:
I can see that. Barbarian is the best attacker with least defense, Fighter kinda in the middle with options for both defense and attack, Paladin less offence (unless evil) but highly defensive is how its handled in many other games.
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Heyo, I don't post much but I'm a big forum reader. And Erik I'd like to thank you for taking the time to read this. Bestiaries are probably one of my fave aspects of the game. I'm someone who sometimes buys the monster books for systems I don't even play for ideas. I bought the Tome of Horrors complete by FGG so that kinda tells you how willing I am to buy a more expensive book. That said I do think I have a wishlist that others have already mentioned. First and foremost binding is key. These bigger books need to have excellent binding to withstand the test of time. Nobody wants to buy a book and have it fall apart after only 6 months or so. FGG has stated that they do a packetsinto sewn binding and it holds up. So I do think maybe something similar should be done should the book be on the 600 page side. Second I agree that it needs to have at the very least most of the books from Bestiary 1&2, those are the classic monsters the ones everyone plays with the most. Waiting for these is always a pain because you'll probably end up homebrewing them anyway and you know they'll end up taking up a good large chunk of the second book if they aren't in the first book. Might as well get it over with. Thirdly I want a good number of historically cool monsters/folklore already in there. Maybe a good 20ish Stuff like the chupacabra or la llorona. These may have less of a Medieval pathfindery feel to them but they're always fun to mess around with and give us an idea of how these would be handled in the future. Lastly, and possibly the hardest one of them all is new monsters. I want there to be more than a few of these. Not monsters from old editions, not elemental swaps of other monsters, not something that has a different name and appearance but works fundamentally the same as something else, but truly unique monsters that have us going wow thats so neat I love that they came up with it. I know that last one is a tall order but you guys have done it in the past and I believe in you guys. |