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Why isn't there more development for the AEC? It's easy to find race-as-class publications. Why is no one doing new races and classes for the AEC?

Gavin Norman did four new classes in Theorems and Thaumaturgy: necromancer, vivimancer, elementalist, and sorcerer, as well as the fey elf race, all of which are AEC compatible.

I have Theorems and Thaumaturgy. It's great. I'd like to see more like it.

aspiringlich wrote:Gavin Norman did four new classes in Theorems and Thaumaturgy: necromancer, vivimancer, elementalist, and sorcerer, as well as the fey elf race, all of which are AEC compatible.

Sounds cool. Have a link? Where can you get that?

I wrote my version of the warden class for either LL or AEC, but it fits more with AEC as a variant type of ranger class. The doc is here:

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0ByYame2Z2IBCS1ZwbDhQczdoN28/edit?pli=1

I'm pretty sure Magical Theorems & Dark Pacts, more M-U goodness from Dyson Logos, is written using both books as well.

http://rpgcharacters.wordpress.com/zerobarrier/magical-theorems-dark-pacts/

Hey somebody write some more!

Eldrad wrote:Hey somebody write some more!

Brave the Labyrinth is an excellent magazine, much of which could be used in AEC games. http://www.rpgnow.com/browse.php?keywords=brave+the+labyrinth&manufacturers_id=3356&x=0&y=0&author=&artist=&pfrom=&pto=

You can add to it by submitting AEC material, I believe they are still accepting submissions for issue #4.

Physician heal thyself.

jdcllns wrote:Why is no one doing new races and classes for the AEC?

Because these things are simple to convert from existing publications.

Frankly, I'd much rather see a solid blog dedicated to using LL+AEC for adventure settings and the methodology used by others to create content; be it races, monsters, dungeons, locales, or story hooks. A blog about becoming a better DM (or even a better player) is much more valuable to me than another set of stats for x race or y class.