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Ruger
Lyran Alliance
Hauptmann General
Joined: 04-Feb-2002 00:00
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 Posted: 25-May-2003 09:24 Post subject: RE: For those who like to play Rangers in D&D... |
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June or July...I can't remember which...
Each book is 320 pages long, and will cost $29.95...
And BTW, there will be around 100 feats to choose from in the PHB...since they added so many from the later sources...
Ruger
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Talen
Capellan Confederation
Sang-shao
Joined: 05-Feb-2002 00:00
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Location: United States
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| Posted: 25-May-2003 14:46 Post subject: RE: For those who like to play Rangers in D&D... |
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Heh...I almost suceeded in getting my GM to let me go 3.5ed Ranger, just cause he likes the rules so much...
That would help me face an NPC i had to create....Goddam level 6 with 78 HP!
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Pinhead
The Bloody Clans
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| Posted: 25-May-2003 16:04 Post subject: RE: For those who like to play Rangers in D&D... |
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Our fix for the munchiness of the 2nd edition Bard when casting Mage spells was to treat his levels as level/2 for mage spell effects, since that is essentially how he learns his spells.
That way at 5th when he throws a magic missle, he doesn't get 4 missles, he only gets 2. This toned him down significantly, and still let him be a very nice adder to the party.
Pin
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Nightmare
Lyran Alliance
Kommandant-General
Joined: 03-May-2002 00:00
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| Posted: 26-May-2003 00:35 Post subject: RE: For those who like to play Rangers in D&D... |
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On 2003-05-25 16:04, Pinhead wrote:
Our fix for the munchiness of the 2nd edition Bard when casting Mage spells was to treat his levels as level/2 for mage spell effects, since that is essentially how he learns his spells.
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That sounds reasonable, yes. The high casting level was the main complaint people had about the 2nd ed bard. Mainly the mages complaining and the bards defending it 
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