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 Elyl |
ok, silly question... |
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Posts: 31 (02/28/04 23:56:46) New Tile |
ok you really will have to forgive me for asking this because im fairly new to the scene and all that, but is AoA a book which i can imcorporate into my D&D game cos its sword and sorcery and i have no idea whether the two are compatible.
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seankreynolds |
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Posts: 9247 (02/29/04 01:10:10) Handprint |
Yes, AOA is compatible with "standard" D&D. If anything, the new spells, feats, magic items, and monsters are instantly useable, and the other stuff (tour of Heaven and Hell, eleven new types of angel, angel dominion feats, famous angels and archangels, history, roleplaying angels, etc.) may have less utility in a standard D&D campaign, but since the book has rules for making fallen angels (i.e, demons), you can always use the new angels as demons and their dominion feats as demonic special abilities.
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Elyl |
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Posts: 31 (02/29/04 22:03:54) New Tile |
ok thanks, because, to be honest, ive never seen anything other than the standard dnd (because new zealands a hole), but AoA sounds so cool, so if i can somehow order it you just sold a copy
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Derek A Richards |
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Posts: 74 (02/29/04 22:42:22) New Tile |
Try www.rpgnow.com; you can buy a pdf version of it from there for something like $10.
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