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[...] about skills. It should come as no surprise that the next chapter details 15 available Prestige Classes, focusing on classes that have dwarf, gnome or goliath as a racial prerequisite.  For the [...]

[...] (+10 in rocky terrain), but this is offset by Light Sensitivity. The book then moves on to Prestige Classes, providing seven. Two of them are intended for Illumians, one for half-orcs, one for half- [...]

It might be surprising that I waited so long to acquire this book.  After all, I love dwarves.  As a race they exhibit tremendous heroism yet remain [...]

After finding myself pleasantly surprised by Races of Stone, I was quite hopeful that this book would offer a similar treatment of humans, half-orcs a [...]

[...] and are well designed.  The prestige classes all offer brief notes on how to make a similar prestige class (expanding it to other races, changing the stone affinity to forest affinity, etc).  I [...]

[...] half-human, and two for humans. There isn’t anything particularly exciting here. Each prestige class provides information on the class, tips for playing one, how the class fits into the [...]

[...] Gems unlock the path to the "Crystal Prism" and a set of 6 challenges. Some notable NPCs from the cursed garden may be running ahead of the party if they stole the Star Gems. [...]

[...] members of one tribe (the dwarf and gnome communities lacked even suggested class/level for notable NPCs). Chapter 4 provides information on sub-races and monstrous races related to the ‘races of [...]

[...] Price: $29.95 Publisher: Wizards of the Coast ISBN Number: 0-7869-3278-3 Rating: 7/10 Tags: review Races of Stone d20 sourcebook dwarf dwarves gnome gnomes goliath [...]

[...] Price: $29.95 Publisher: Wizards of the Coast ISBN Number: 0-7869-3653-3 Rating: 4/10 Tags: review races of destiny illumian human half-elf half-orc wizards of the coast 3.5. sourcebook [...]

[...] from the Kingdom of Enteria in a number of ways. I think that despite the shared reliance on undead creatures, most players and DMs will find the new region very distinctive. [...]

[...] amazing little quest, and the time-flow is very creative. Unfortunately, there are a lot of undead creatures that are also free from the time constraints in this dungeon. The combat with the undead [...]

After finding myself pleasantly surprised by Races of Stone, I was quite hopeful that this book would offer a similar treatment of humans, half-orcs a [...]