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Well, we'll buy the slipcase edition ANYWAY (... and they know).

So, the slipcase edition will contain: - Core rulebook - Bestiary - GM Pack but not GM Book. Am I right?

Please please please...!

News about the famous "Premium Slipcase" edition of the 3 books...?

Right now I am engaged in a bitter negotiation with my RQ3 old-group of players. Their last offer is 25D6, replace the two lower by 6s -destinated to SIZ & INT; and the remaining 23 allocated in groups of 3 (2 for SIZ & INT). Should I accept or continue negotiating?

And this is the proof that an extensive and complete example of combat is necessary. EDIT: 2 pages in a 446 doesn't seem too much.

You make 5 4D6 rolls (dropping lowest) and allocate them to STR, CON, POW, DES and CHA; in the other hand, you roll two 3D6+6 roll and allocate in SIZ and INT.

Any stats buying system should try to approximate the normal distribution, Pathfinder style, not linear where an 18 only costs only 2 point more than 16, when, if we do it using dice, an 18 is much more unlikely that a 16, for example. Table: Ability Score Costs Score Points 7 –4 8 –2 9 –1 10 0 11 1 12 2 13 3 14 5 15 7 16 10 17 13 18 17 Anyone have used something like that? IMO, an interesting and effective alternative is roll 4D6, drop the lowest and allocate (3D6+6 for SIZ/INT). Players are happy, because they have the (false) sense of control that allocating provides, scores are pretty good, but you keep an exciting dose of randomness. I've tried it several times and you avoid both clone characters and angry players...

First of all, I apologize for my clumsy English: I write much worse than I read. Although it is not exactly an errata (maybe it could be considered an errata by omission), I consider it's a surprising lack that has caused great discussions in my near 30 year group of RQ3 players, and that is a standard in modern games: Why isn´t there an extensive example of a complete combat, with different situations, movements, SR calculations, results, etc? Particularly, it could be confusing for new players the SR system when there are multiple actions in the same turn: move, attack, weapon change, missile weapons with s/SR fire rate, spells, etc. Considering how numerous the examples are in other sections, it would be convinient to solve all the doubts derivated from the complex RQ combat system, a good, extensive, one-page ilustration.

Very good idea! Do you know dates of print? I suppose the slipcase edition will be after the fisical basic book (GenCon)

Incredible material, but I find it very difficult to play without a Bestiary (and some rules apparently contained in the Gamemaster pack). Any idea about those releases?

Downloading... job's printer ready... 😁

Release date announced on 1st june on 1st june. The question is, at what time??

So, I suppose if they speak about "days", it should be LESS THAN A WEEK...

Is it possible that the release date is announced at this event?

I agree every single letter.

Counting the hours...

From page 215: So, another interpretation of the text you have posted is that the City of Brass, and only it, is the island surrounded by the Janube. It's logical, as the fire god is linked to the walls of the citadel. Also, it makes sense to the presence of a bridge. The rest of the city could have been built on that level, covering it and rising levels over the centuries, turning the river arm into underground, visible only from the cliff of the citadel. More from p. 215: ¿What do you think? Excuse my pathetic english.

It doesn't look like an island... (and this is oficial source)

Hm, interesting. So, the first map is 2nd age Sog map... but the Docks are already in ruins, and I cannot perceive significant differences between both maps. Could be the first map used in 3th age campaing?

Thanks for the reply! In fact, i'm most interested in find in a LARGER version of the first map (I mean, the one in black and white). I found it in pinterest, but it could be part of a publication, or whatever...

Hello everybody. I have only found two maps of Sog city, one of them very confusing and the other good, but small. I atach both of them. Anybody have better or/and GREATER maps? Preparing a long-term campaing for the next edition... Sorry for my poor english (very much better understanding than writing)