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	For the five classes it does cover, Arcane Power is full of goodies, in the form of new spells, variant class features, [[Paragon Path]]s, [[Epic Destiny\|Epic Destinies]], feats, and other miscellaneous upgrades, like the [[Familiar]]s rules. Equivalent books for the other sources were [[Divine Power]], [[Martial Power]], [[Primal Power]] and [[Psionic Power]].		For the five classes it does cover, Arcane Power is full of goodies, in the form of new spells, variant class features, [[Paragon Path]]s, [[Epic Destiny\|Epic Destinies]], feats, and other miscellaneous upgrades, like the [[Familiar]]s rules. Equivalent books for the other sources were [[Divine Power]], [[Martial Power]], [[Primal Power]] and [[Psionic Power]].

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	For the five classes it does cover, Arcane Power is full of goodies, in the form of new spells, variant class features, [[Paragon Path]]s, [[Epic Destiny\|Epic Destinies]], feats, and other miscellaneous upgrades, like the [[Familiar]]s rules. Equivalent books for the other sources were [[Divine Power]], [[Martial Power]], [[Primal Power]] and [[Psionic Power]].		For the five classes it does cover, Arcane Power is full of goodies, in the form of new spells, variant class features, [[Paragon Path]]s, [[Epic Destiny\|Epic Destinies]], feats, and other miscellaneous upgrades, like the [[Familiar]]s rules. Equivalent books for the other sources were [[Divine Power]], [[Martial Power]], [[Primal Power]] and [[Psionic Power]].

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	'''Arcane Power''' is one in a series of class-focused supplement books released by [[Wizards of the Coast]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]]. As the name says, the book is all about expanding options for the Arcane classes from the first two [[Player's Handbook]]s - [[Warlock]], [[Wizard]], [[Bard]], and [[Sorcerer]] - as well as the [[Swordmage]] from the [[Forgotten Realms]] [[Player's Handbook]]. Alas, it came out before the [[Eberron]] [[Player's Handbook]], so the [[Artificer]] isn't included, and the rise of Essentials and its subsequent killing off of all [[AEDU System]] content meant that an Arcane Power 2 never arrived, so the Artificer was left with only a few bonus content articles in [[Dragon Magazine]].		'''Arcane Power''' is one in a series of class-focused supplement books released by [[Wizards of the Coast]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]]. As the name says, the book is all about expanding options for the Arcane classes from the first two [[Player's Handbook]]s - [[Warlock]], [[Wizard]], [[Bard]], and [[Sorcerer]] - as well as the [[Swordmage]] from the [[Forgotten Realms]] [[Player's Handbook]]. Alas, it came out before the [[Eberron]] [[Player's Handbook]], so the [[Artificer]] isn't included, and the rise of Essentials and its subsequent killing off of all [[AEDU System]] content meant that an Arcane Power 2 never arrived, so the Artificer was left with only a few bonus content articles in [[Dragon Magazine]].

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	'''Arcane Power''' is one in a series of class-focused supplement books released by [[Wizards of the Coast]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]]. As the name says, the book is all about expanding options for the Arcane classes from the first two [[Player's Handbook]]s - [[Warlock]], [[Wizard]], [[Bard]], and [[Sorcerer]] - as well as the [[Swordmage]] from the [[Forgotten Realms]] [[Player's Handbook]]. Alas, it came out before the [[Eberron]] [[Player's Handbook]], so the [[Artificer]] isn't included, and the rise of Essentials and its subsequent killing off of all [[AEDU System]] content meant that an Arcane Power 2 never arrived, so the Artificer was left with only a few bonus content articles in [[Dragon Magazine]].		'''Arcane Power''' is one in a series of class-focused supplement books released by [[Wizards of the Coast]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]]. As the name says, the book is all about expanding options for the Arcane classes from the first two [[Player's Handbook]]s - [[Warlock]], [[Wizard]], [[Bard]], and [[Sorcerer]] - as well as the [[Swordmage]] from the [[Forgotten Realms]] [[Player's Handbook]]. Alas, it came out before the [[Eberron]] [[Player's Handbook]], so the [[Artificer]] isn't included, and the rise of Essentials and its subsequent killing off of all [[AEDU System]] content meant that an Arcane Power 2 never arrived, so the Artificer was left with only a few bonus content articles in [[Dragon Magazine]].

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'''Arcane Power''' is one in a series of class-focused supplement books released by [[Wizards of the Coast]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]]. As the name says, the book is all about expanding options for the Arcane classes from the first two [[Player's Handbook]]s - [[Warlock]], [[Wizard]], [[Bard]], and [[Sorcerer]] - as well as the [[Swordmage]] from the [[Forgotten Realms]] [[Player's Handbook]]. Alas, it came out before the [[Eberron]] [[Player's Handbook]], so the [[Artificer]] isn't included, and the rise of Essentials and its subsequent killing off of all [[AEDU System]] content meant that an Arcane Power 2 never arrived, so the Artificer was left with only a few bonus content articles in [[Dragon Magazine]].

For the five classes it does cover, Arcane Power is full of goodies, in the form of new spells, variant class features, [[Paragon Path]]s, [[Epic Destiny|Epic Destinies]], feats, and other miscellaneous upgrades, like the [[Familiar]]s rules. Equivalent books for the other sources were [[Divine Power]], [[Martial Power]], [[Primal Power]] and [[Psionic Power]].

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