11-02-2012, 11:32 AM
Cool. Those sound good to me. I thought, but wasn't certain, that the ten heroes originated in the zgg material.
I had just read the background in DA4 and that given in ZGG players guide and 4e book.
There's a notable difference in the origin story and I'd guess that's what Dave meant when said the ZGG material was more what he had in mind for Ten.
The ZGG write up describes Ten as a "wild west" of outlaws and bandits, not so much the escaped slaves and social rejects of DA1. The Ten Heroes appear to be bandit leaders (ala Jenkins types) who rise to prominence in the "pirate insurrection" against the Great Empire/Thonia, not a bunch of noble carpetbaggers as in DA1.
The rest of the account seems about the same though.
I had just read the background in DA4 and that given in ZGG players guide and 4e book.
There's a notable difference in the origin story and I'd guess that's what Dave meant when said the ZGG material was more what he had in mind for Ten.
The ZGG write up describes Ten as a "wild west" of outlaws and bandits, not so much the escaped slaves and social rejects of DA1. The Ten Heroes appear to be bandit leaders (ala Jenkins types) who rise to prominence in the "pirate insurrection" against the Great Empire/Thonia, not a bunch of noble carpetbaggers as in DA1.
The rest of the account seems about the same though.