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Summary: Solid as a fantasy dwarf
Review: The author provides a lot of flavor for anyone wanting to play a dwarf in a D&Dv3 campaign. Like the other Quintessential books, it is geared at giving the player more choices. Prestige classes are oriented around the player instead of a fairly two dimensional villian. DMs shouldn't worry. This is not unbalanced. If anything it is a little conservative.Fun factoids: the author notes that he used to work in the office of a gold mine -- he also ran a few all-dwarf D&D campaigns.
Rating:
Summary: Solid as a fantasy dwarf
Review: The author provides a lot of flavor for anyone wanting to play a dwarf in a D&Dv3 campaign. Like the other Quintessential books, it is geared at giving the player more choices. Prestige classes are oriented around the player instead of a fairly two dimensional villian. DMs shouldn't worry. This is not unbalanced. If anything it is a little conservative. Fun factoids: the author notes that he used to work in the office of a gold mine -- he also ran a few all-dwarf D&D campaigns.
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