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by Chris Perkins, Dungeon Magazine editor We asked 3rd Edition D&D playtester and Dungeon Magazine contributor Peter Vinogradov to tell us about his group of playtesters and how they impacted the design of an adventure he is writing for the magazine. Peter discusses the evolution of the adventure and shares some of his group’s insights into 3rd Edition D&D. Peter’s first adventure for the new edition, "Armistice," will appear in an upcoming issue of Dungeon Magazine. In the meantime, he is putting the finishing touches on his latest 3rd Edition D&D project, "Tealpeck’s Flood."
Just getting ready to play -- clockwise from left: Mike Kelly, Paula Greenspan, Chris McWilliams, Steve Greenspan, Peter Vinogradov (me), Nathan Bragg, Darold Bragg. (Jonathan Heiles not pictured) Our Thoughts on 3rd Edition D&D by Peter Vinogradov I am thrilled about the new rules for multi-classing in 3rd Edition, since I love to play "warrior-wizard" types. I am also glad to see some of the old classes regain some of the distinctiveness (druids, rangers, etc.) they lost in the 2nd Edition, and I look forward to trying the new monk some day. I also really enjoy using the six-second round and the host of new combat procedures, which, in my opinion, accomplish the extraordinary task of adding to realism while speeding up play. |
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