I am glad they added my favorite pop 4e class. I was getting bored but now have new vigor for the game. The warlock plays as it should, aggressive, with a hint of malice. I am looking forward to its fine tuning.
Bought it at full price and haven’t looked back. I really enjoy the abilities in the ES tree and I find my Warlock to be a tough SoB. Really hope nothing changes because it feels like the Devs got this class exactly right!
Friday afternoon we got the promised Producer’s Letter. (My thoughts are in BOLD) Greetings! I’m Severlin, Executive Producer for Dungeons & Dragons Online, and I’m writing today
With all the discussion related to the upcoming Temple of Elemental Evil Board Game, I finally decided to purchase the earlier games in the D&D Adventure System. I have played a few adventures and
Mattel figures it has been 47 years since Uno hit the market, so naturally, the sequel has to be called Dos! The objective is the same, so the first person to get rid of all their
If the warlock class hadn’t been free to VIP, I would have waited for a sale. I had sticker shock when I saw it cost 1395 Turbine Points!
I am glad they added my favorite pop 4e class. I was getting bored but now have new vigor for the game. The warlock plays as it should, aggressive, with a hint of malice. I am looking forward to its fine tuning.
Bought it at full price and haven’t looked back. I really enjoy the abilities in the ES tree and I find my Warlock to be a tough SoB. Really hope nothing changes because it feels like the Devs got this class exactly right!