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[[Image:The Book of Weeaboo Fightan Magic.jpg|thumb|right]]'''The Book of [[Weeaboo]] Fightan Magic''' is the nickname given to '''The Tome of Battle: The Book of Nine Swords''', one of the more famous [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] (3.5) [[splatbook]]s. It introduced three new classes, [[Crusader]], [[Swordsage]] and [[Warblade]], and a wide variety of abilities referred to as Stances and Manuevers, which basically function as spell-substitutes for martial characters. This was supposed to lessen the power gap between martial and magical characters. | [[Image:The Book of Weeaboo Fightan Magic.jpg|thumb|right]]'''The Book of [[Weeaboo]] Fightan Magic''' is the nickname given to '''The Tome of Battle: The Book of Nine Swords''', one of the more famous [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] (3.5) [[splatbook]]s. It introduced three new classes, [[Crusader]], [[Swordsage]] and [[Warblade]], and a wide variety of abilities referred to as Stances and Manuevers, which basically function as spell-substitutes for martial characters. This was supposed to lessen the power gap between martial and magical characters. | ||
Opinion is divided on the quality of the content of the book itself. Some neckbeards believe the Stances and | Opinion is divided on the quality of the content of the book itself. Some neckbeards believe the Stances and Manuevers are interesting and worthy additions to the game, whereas others consider them to be bizarre and illogical, comparing them to some of the ridiculous techniques seen in japanese [[anime]] and manga. This comparison is what resulted in the book being assigned its nickname, which has indeed become so pervasive that even some neckbeards who LIKE the content call it Weeaboo Fightan Magic. | ||
Everyone agrees, however, that the book has encouraged thousands of players to create terrible animu-ripoff characters wielding [[Katanas are Underpowered in d20|katanas]] and using the techniques found in its pages, causing headaches and [[rage]] in other gamers who aren't blistering idiots. | Everyone agrees, however, that the book has encouraged thousands of players to create terrible animu-ripoff characters wielding [[Katanas are Underpowered in d20|katanas]] and using the techniques found in its pages, causing headaches and [[rage]] in other gamers who aren't blistering idiots. | ||
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Revision as of 05:40, 13 July 2008
The Book of Weeaboo Fightan Magic is the nickname given to The Tome of Battle: The Book of Nine Swords, one of the more famous Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition (3.5) splatbooks. It introduced three new classes, Crusader, Swordsage and Warblade, and a wide variety of abilities referred to as Stances and Manuevers, which basically function as spell-substitutes for martial characters. This was supposed to lessen the power gap between martial and magical characters.
Opinion is divided on the quality of the content of the book itself. Some neckbeards believe the Stances and Manuevers are interesting and worthy additions to the game, whereas others consider them to be bizarre and illogical, comparing them to some of the ridiculous techniques seen in japanese anime and manga. This comparison is what resulted in the book being assigned its nickname, which has indeed become so pervasive that even some neckbeards who LIKE the content call it Weeaboo Fightan Magic.
Everyone agrees, however, that the book has encouraged thousands of players to create terrible animu-ripoff characters wielding katanas and using the techniques found in its pages, causing headaches and rage in other gamers who aren't blistering idiots.