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Ginster:

--- Zitat von: Pixellance am  4.02.2018 | 22:23 ---Volvo s Guide

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He's still there!  ~;D

OT: ich finde, es klingt interessant. Mir gefällt das Veröffentlichungskonzept immer noch, auch wenn die Edition sonst nicht so mein Ding ist, schaffen sie es doch, mir die Bücher schmackhaft zu machen.

Buckteeth:
Klick mich für ein Interview mit Mike Mearls zu MToF!

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--- Zitat von: Buckteeth am  5.02.2018 | 20:14 ---Klick mich für ein Interview mit Mike Mearls zu MToF!

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Nunja vom Hocker reißt das mich der in diesem Video angekündigte Inhalt jetzt nicht ...

Justior:
Ich denke, wie Mike Mearls ja auch gesagt hat, dass es wunderbar für "neue" Spieler und Spielleiter ist. Vom Stuhl gefallen bin ich jetzt auch nicht, aber dennoch habe ich positive Erwartungen. Warten wir doch mal auf weitere Infos.

Rhylthar:

--- Zitat ---What we know in no particular order (thanks to various posters below):

- 130+ pages of monsters
- Structurally similar to Volo's Guide to Monsters
- "Conflict-themed"
- Blood War, Githzerai vs Githyanki, elves vs drow, dwarves vs. duergar, other planar conflicts; also under dark vs planar conflicts such a Gith vs Mindflayers.
- Greyhawk is the primary example for the core race lore
- At least half the monsters are CR 10 or above
- Advice on running high CR monsters
- Focus on cosmological conflicts
- Gith, mindflayers, drow, elves, elastin, shadar-kai as an elven sub-race, sea elves
- Shadar Kai gain Trance, Fey Ancestory, Keen Senses, Elvish, (they had Darkvision already), and a 700 year life span (or more)
- Many monsters are Shadowfell-related
- Guide to Planes for DMs
- Planar subraces
- Backgrounds for tieflings
- 8 tiefling subraces: Zariel, Mephosilies, Belzebub, Feirna/Beliel, Glaysa, Levisitus, Dispater, Mammon
- Cultists (abyssal and infernal)
- Archedevil and demon cults
- Devil society, hierarchy, government, bureaucracy
- All common races except humans touched on
- Shemeska the Maurader
- Leviathan as an Elder Elemental that is Tarrasque level
- Playable Mindflayers will never, ever be a thing in D&D
- Plenty of random tables for both DMs and players
- ​Clockwork constructs built by gnomes
- Gnome invention table
- Non-humanoid eldarin
- New yugoloths
- ​Elves have so many different forms because they used to be shapeshifters before their fall from being Fey

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--- Zitat ---Mordenkainen hails from the City of Greyhawk, but over the eons he has expanded his mastery of the major conflicts in the multiverse. Similar to 2016’s Volo’s Guide to Monsters, Mordenkainen’s Tome of Foes not only contains everything you need to run challenging new monsters at the table with your friends but also provides tons of storytelling information on some of the most contentious relationships in the multiverse. You’ll learn more about the schism between drow and other elves, githyanki and githzerai, and dwarves and duergar, in addition to reading about the incessant Blood War between demons and devils.

Players will love to delve into Mordenkainen’s Tome of Foes to search for story hooks to use with their characters, as well as try out some of the player options for races like tieflings and elves, or maybe an otherworldly githyanki or githzerai. Dungeon Masters looking for inspiration and greater challenges for players who have reached higher levels of play will find much to explore in Tome of Foes.
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Quelle: EN-World

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