Paramanders
Martin Hazelbower
spells only available to a class called "paramander." (i.e. Azure Flame,
Cache) If anyone has information on this interesting-looking class, could
they please email me?
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Martin
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töff & tiwi
printed it. i can forward details if you want.
-- töff
ad&d website http://www.geocities.com/area51/vault/1642
p.s. "cache" has a very interesting origin :) ... lemme just say that the
original spell name was "stash" :)
p.p.s. what the HELL is this compendium, who stole my spells, and WHERE did you
find it?
Silvanus
It may be hard to get this issue, but I believe that someone (don't know the
web page myself), has put the whole article online. Perhaps someone will
know the webpage and let you know.
Hope that this helps,
Silvanus
Stephen A. Cuyler
>
> I was looking through a Wizards Spell Compendium recently, and I saw some
> spells only available to a class called "paramander." (i.e. Azure Flame,
> Cache)
-It is a specialty paladin whose alignment is true neutral. It can be
found in an article entitles "A Plethora of Paladins" in (IIRC) Dragon
#108. A great article. My group ended up with a Lyan and a Myrikhan in
the party. Hope it helps.
-SAC
Aristotle@Threshold
>I was looking through a Wizards Spell Compendium recently, and I saw some
>spells only available to a class called "paramander." (i.e. Azure Flame,
>they please email me?
This was a true neutral paladin class created in Dragon Magazine (somewhere in
the low 100s).
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Aristotle@Threshold
>ad&d website http://www.geocities.com/area51/vault/1642
>
>p.s. "cache" has a very interesting origin :) ... lemme just say that the
>original spell name was "stash" :)
>
>p.p.s. what the HELL is this compendium, who stole my spells, and WHERE did you
>find it?
DOH! TSR stole your stuff?
Will wonders never cease!
töff & tiwi
> DOH! TSR stole your stuff?
> Will wonders never cease!
ah. all is now clear. if it was TSR, it's not stealing; they paid for it.
HA! so a couple of those spells lived past the DRAGON article? i gotta go get
this compendium, just for a big self-ego-stroke :)
Aardy R. DeVarque
>Martin Hazelbower wrote:
>> I was looking through a Wizards Spell Compendium recently, and I saw some
>> spells only available to a class called "paramander." (i.e. Azure Flame,
>> Cache) If anyone has information on this interesting-looking class, could
>> they please email me?
>yah, the ORIGINAL article is on my site. DRAGON made a few changes when they
>printed it. i can forward details if you want.
>-- töff
>ad&d website http://www.geocities.com/area51/vault/1642
>p.p.s. what the HELL is this compendium, who stole my spells, and WHERE did you
>find it?
The Wizard's Spell Compendium is a 4-volume set published by TSR containing
2nd ed. versions of [almost] every spell they've ever published. It's in
the same vein as the Encyclopedia Magica & the forthcoming Priest's Spell
Compendium. [Vols. 1-2 are out; vol. 4 to be published in September, IIRC.]
Both Azure Flame & Cache are listed as "Updated from Dragon magazine", and
thus are probably not "stolen", but rather bought. Unless TSR used
contracts back then that state otherwise.
Aardy R. DeVarque
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