Rune smith question

[Library Ogre]

It has not yet been published, and likely will not.

[Severite]

It has not yet been published, and likely will not.

I wonder why, actually? The same for the Alchemist......yes, its unlikely player characters will ever achieve, but it the game runs long enough, why cant they achieve something an NPC can, as long as they go through the same hoops.

[AlanGunhouse]

I remember someone working on it in a forum, you light look it up and contact the person.

[Ice Dragon]

Does anyone know where to find the Rune smith O.C.C. I have looked through many books but could not find it. Thank-you in advance.

1) The Asgardian Dwarfs in Pantheon of the Megaverse.

2) Sploggys (WB2 - Atlantis).

3) Some Gods in PFRPG's Dragons & Gods.

[Starmage21]

It has not yet been published, and likely will not.

I wonder why, actually? The same for the Alchemist......yes, its unlikely player characters will ever achieve, but it the game runs long enough, why cant they achieve something an NPC can, as long as they go through the same hoops.

ME

Ive got the fluffy parts worked out. Just no crunchy mechanics yet.

[Starmage21]

Ive got the fluffy parts worked out. Just no crunchy mechanics yet.

Personally, I've altered rune weapons/rune smiths to be more like the Dioblists of PFRPG. I dislike the way they're done in the general game.
That having been said, you might check out the Mystic Kusnich (spelled wrong, Mystic Russia).

The way mine was working out, theyre really good with TW stuff, but theyre melee combatants primarily focused on their personal rune weapons that they start with (according to the asgardian rune smith dwarves)

[Starmage21]

i think it is effectively described in both a) the pantheons of the megaverse or b) one of those phase world books that describes the united worlds of warlock. at the end of the day, all you get is a skill list, and two rune weapons (greater and lesser) and an ability to assess the level of a given rune item, lesser, greater, and greatest.

basically say that you're not going to be making rune weapons as a player character, although i suppose you can try.

Yep, it was my intent to introduce alot of "tricks of the trade" that runesmiths could apply, because adventurers just dont have the time to create a fully-functional rune item.

[londonbaz]

SB4: Coalition Navy has the Nuhr Dwarves practicing a form of rune smithery, and says just use a slightly altered Mystic Kuznya O.C.C. for the skills and abilities. I dont think that PC crafted Rune weapons are within the purview of the game, and I think that this is intentional.