30 Unique Magical Blades review
This full-color pdf is 16 pages long, 1 page front cover, 1 page editorial, 2 pages ads, 1 page SRD, leaving 11 pages for the 30 magical blades. Enough to make them “unique” as per the premise of the book? We’ll see.
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Warpath Review
By Thilo Graf This pdf by Adamant Entertainment, is 65 pages long, 1 page front cover, 2 pages editorial, 1
Review: Rel-Draxa
To the content: Rel-Draxa is a supplement about a city, and an interesting one at that. The city is presented as having a turbulent, troubled past that lend themselves towards intrigue and could be described as a “Dark trade-hub built on ancient ruins with a swashbuckler-gone-paladin-mariner-queen and several unique and flavorful bits and pieces that serve to make the city unique, e.g. that ‘Sair, abbreviated from corsair, is an honorific in the city.
Horrific Fears review
The short version is for all the people who purchased “Darkness & Dread” by Fantasy Flight Games in the 3.5.-days of old. This is an update of those rules to Pathfinder RPG – id est, you won’t really find new content within these pages.
Kobolds of the Fallen Halls Review
This offering in the Tribes line from Raging Swan Press creates its own dramatic tension from the beginning – an underground complex that is home to TWO separate bands of kobolds. Of course they are going to bicker, even if it wasn’t for the two dragons egging them on!
Book of the Faithful II Review
The second instalment of the Book of the Faithful series contains powerful magical weapons, all infused with the soul of a former believer or trapped within.
Review: Book of the Faithful I
By Thilo Graf This pdf by Jon Brazer Enterprises consists of 7 pages, 1 front cover, 1 page credits OGL,
Advanced Arcana
By Thilo Graf This pdf is 59 pages long, 1 page front cover, 1 page inside of front cover, 1
Adventuring Classes: A Fistful of Denarii
The pdf introduces 11 new non-spellcasting base classes for PFRPG. The classes are presented with their respective tables on a separate page, bear that in mind with regards to the page numbers.
Engine Heart–Playtest review
Engine Heart starts off with a pretty simple premise: the humans are gone, but their robots remain, toddling and ticking around in a sad shadow of their former lives.