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Originally posted by Gray Richardson

What could this be I wonder?

Power of Faerūn

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Originally posted by Dargoth

Im putting my money on a Prayers of the faithfulesque source book

The correct title will be Powers and Avatars

Faithes and pantheons details the gods, Powers and Avatars will detail their clergy.

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Originally posted by Kentinal

Side Note: Could a moderator http the URL so the screen is not so wide?

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Originally posted by The Sage

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Originally posted by Kentinal

Side Note: Could a moderator http the URL so the screen is not so wide?

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That sounds like a job for Wooly .

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Originally posted by Melfius

Da da DA!!!! Super-Hamster!

Sorry, I couldn't resist.

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Originally posted by Wooly Rupert

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Side Note: Could a moderator http the URL so the screen is not so wide?

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That sounds like a job for Wooly .

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Done. Though, to be honest, I didn't notice any difference in screen width.

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Originally posted by The Hooded One

Trundle along to Page 55 of the Ask Eddie thread in the Chamber of Sages, and you can read just a TRIFLE more on this book.
love,
THO

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Originally posted by The Hooded One

Hello, all. Ed gives swift reply to Dargoth’s questions:

1)Ed is Power of Faerun a book on psionics in the realms?

2)Ed is Power of Faerun a book on FR religion?


Let me state this, categorically and upon oath: I’m not aware of ever having written, or being about to write, a book entitled “Power of Faerun.” I cannot speculate as to what a tome would contain with any more insight than any of you reasonable citizens.
It is within the bounds of possibility - - nay, reasonable probability - - m’luds, that someone who bears a passing resemblance to an upstanding bough of the family tree of Logan, together with your good and voluble servant, have collaborated our divers talents (such as they are) in the production of Realmslore intended for the printed page, to whit public circulation of same. By now all of you should be heartily familiar with Non-Disclosure Agreements and all that they entail, and I must warn you that I shall not entertain an endless series of ever-more-pointed questions designed to lay bear that which should now remain mysterious.
However, to answer thy specific questions, questor Dargoth:

1. No.

2. No.

With the usual caveat that any screed bearing the names Boyd and Greenwood tends to cover many topics in passing, and may include mentions of both of the above. M’luds, I’ll try thy indulgences no farther. If I may? Yes, same again, thanks. Don’t bother with the glass, just the bottle, thanks . . .



So saith Ed.
So let the wild speculation veer from this book being “all about” either psionics or religion.
love to all,
THO

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One thing they most definitely talked about was the book Power of the Realms. I know there's been an awful lot of speculation on the future releases board, trying to figure out what this one is about. Well, it was revealed yesterday and I'm here to tell you about it. The book will cover how to take your game and give the PCs "power" in the sense of being a leader. It'll cover things such as becoming Kings, Queens, Nobles, and so on. But it has more - it'll also cover, for example, what happens as your rogue begins moving up the chain of command in the thieves' guild, or what happens when your cleric begins attaining higher levels within the organization of his religion. It sounds very interesting - and most definitely a book I'll be checking out when it releases.

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The first due sometime early next year is Powers of the Realms, essentially a guide for characters who want to exploit their powers, whether religious, mercantile, military, or magical, to carve out a niche where they rule.

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The book will cover how to take your game and give the PCs "power" in the sense of being a leader. It'll cover things such as becoming Kings, Queens, Nobles, and so on. But it has more - it'll also cover, for example, what happens as your rogue begins moving up the chain of command in the thieves' guild, or what happens when your cleric begins attaining higher levels within the organization of his religion.

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