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Posted by:
LordArchaon
on Aug 23, 2012 at 09:03:23 AM
The Sorcerer. My favorite class since the very first time I saw it in a manual, I always seen in it way more potential than what the rules (and consequently the designers) actually put into it.
As I explained here, I envision the Sorcerer not only as a magic user whose talent is innate, as opposed to the learned wizards and the bargaining warlock. But I see (or wish I could see) the Sorcerer as a wielder of a more fundamental type of magic. The neglected, once-fabled Elemental Power Source, basically. But in what I could explain as a transition between Elemental and Arcane, Sorcery should actually be "raw magic". A dangerous, chaotic, roiling energy that only very few individuals can "see", let alone use. Key Concept: Raw Magic The Sorcerer as I envision it could have been born with this ...
Posted by:
LordArchaon
on Apr 12, 2011 at 06:21:06 AM
There's a lot of talk in the forums about Heroes of Shadow, and two of the most talked-abouts from the book are the "underpowered" Shade race, and the Blackguard. After seeing the preview and some leaked spoilers about the Blackguard, I thought it was probably the best class to represent one of my favorite types of warrior of all-time. Meet the Dark Eldar Incubus, from Games Workshop's Warhammer 40k!
It's clearly a shock-troop type, and dark enough both in flavor and appearance to scream for the Blackguard class as its representation in D&D. Also, even if in theory the Dark Eldar are from a fantastic far away future, nothing about this concept would look out of place in a typical fantasy world. Now, Dark Eldar are basically the dark elves of space. They are a depraved race that must ...
Posted by:
LordArchaon
on Sep 19, 2010 at 10:25:51 AM
Add to this that many places in Zendikar are nearly pulsating with elemental power and probably every 4e DM would think it is at least all a great rift zone connected with the Elemental Chaos. But what happens if we directly consider it an elemental realm, the Elemental Chaos' s equivalent of an astral dominion? Well, there are PROs and CONs.
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