Player Handbook 3 Dungeons Dragons Core Rulebook 4th Edition by Mike Mearls, Rob Heinsoo, Robert Schwalb ISBN 078695390X 9780786953905

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ISBN 10: 078695390X
ISBN 13: 9780786953905
Author: Mike Mearls, Rob Heinsoo, Robert Schwalb
Rules for psionic, divine, and primal heroes.

Player’s Handbook®3expands the range of options available to D&D® players with new classes, races, powers, and other material.

This book builds on the array of classes and races presented in the Player’s Handbook and Player’s Handbook 2 core rulebooks, presenting old favorites and new, never-before-seen options to the game. Player’s Handbook 3 also adds the psionic power source to the 4th Edition D&D game, along with several new classes that harness this power source.

Player Handbook 3 Dungeons Dragons Core Rulebook 4th Edition Table of contents:

• Chapter 1: Character Creation

  • Step-by-Step Character Creation Process
  • Choosing Your Race
  • Selecting Your Class
  • Determining Ability Scores
  • Choosing Skills and Feats
  • Backgrounds and Themes
  • Equipment and Starting Gold
  • Understanding Character Sheets

• Chapter 2: New Character Options

  • New Races
    • Shardmind
    • Githzerai
    • Goliath
  • New Classes
    • Ardent
    • Battlemind
    • Monk
  • Paragon Paths and Epic Destinies
  • New Powers and Abilities
  • Multi-Classing and Hybrid Characters

• Chapter 3: Powers and Abilities

  • Power Sources and Their Roles
  • Class Powers Overview
  • Encounter, Daily, and Utility Powers
  • Power Cards: How to Read Them
  • Implementing New Powers in Combat
  • Customizing Powers for Specific Playstyles

• Chapter 4: Combat and Tactics

  • Combat Overview
  • Initiative and Action Phases
  • Movement and Positioning in Combat
  • Attack Rolls and Damage
  • Conditions and Status Effects
  • Combat Roles: Understanding the Role of Your Character in Battle
  • Coordinating With Allies: Team Tactics and Synergies

• Chapter 5: Skills and Skill Challenges

  • The Role of Skills in D&D
  • Skill Proficiencies and Skill Bonuses
  • New Skills in Player Handbook 3
  • Skill Challenges: How to Run and Participate
  • Roleplaying and Using Skills Outside Combat

• Chapter 6: Equipment and Magic Items

  • Weapons, Armor, and Adventuring Gear
  • New Magic Items: Artifacts and Relics
  • Magic Item Sets and Crafting
  • Consumable Items: Potions, Scrolls, and More
  • Using Magic Items to Enhance Your Character

• Chapter 7: The World of Dungeons & Dragons

  • The Planes of Existence
  • Exploring the Forgotten Realms and Beyond
  • Organizations, Factions, and Groups
  • Religion and Deities in D&D
  • Travel, Encounters, and Exploration

• Chapter 8: Roleplaying and Campaigns

  • The Role of Roleplaying in D&D
  • Character Motivation and Backstory
  • Building Relationships with NPCs
  • Campaign Settings and Storytelling
  • Creating Compelling Quests and Adventures

• Chapter 9: Dungeon Master’s Section

  • How to Prepare and Run D&D Adventures
  • Encounter Building and Balancing
  • Creating Villains and Monsters
  • Managing Combat and Non-Combat Encounters
  • Tips for Running a Campaign and Keeping Players Engaged

• Chapter 10: Advanced Character Options

  • Epic Characters and Campaigns
  • Advanced Feats and Power Customization
  • Prestige Classes and Multiclassing (Hybrid Options)
  • Advanced Roleplaying Techniques
  • Campaign-Specific House Rules and Variants

• Appendices

  • Appendix A: Glossary of Terms
  • Appendix B: Character Sheets
  • Appendix C: Power Cards and Tokens
  • Appendix D: Index of Spells, Powers, and Items

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