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Latest Podcasts
Jan16Know Direction 0 - Episode Zero
Meet Ryan Costello, Jr and Jefferson Jay Thacker, also known as Perram. These two Pathfinder fans share their passion for the Pathfinder RPG and Campaign Setting with you twice a month in Know Direction, the Pathfinder RPG news, reviews, and interviews podcast. Get in on this special episode for new listeners and new players of the Pathfinder RPG.
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Jan10PS0186 - Adventure-a-Week (special)
Ryan speaks with Joanathan Nelson and Todd Gamble about adventureaweek.com |
Latest 3.5
Monster Manual IV
Written by Ryan. Costello, Jr Friday, 08 July 2011 10:07
Monster Manual IV
Publisher: Wizards of the Coast
Monster Manual III came out in August of 2004. For two years, it held on as the most current monster resource for Dungeon Masters, with Wizards of the Coast’s focus apparently shifted to specialty books that expand on specific monster types, like Libris Mortis. When Monster Manual IV was finally released in July of 2006, there was no denying a new Monster Manual was due. But this Monster Manual was different. The state block layout had evolved. Each monster entry was a two-page spread with new standard subsections. There were pregenerated 0 HD monster characters. With so many changes, was this what 3.5 gamers wanted from Monster Manual IV?
Tome of Battle - Book of Nine Swords
Written by Administrator Sunday, 12 June 2011 15:46
Publisher: Wizards of the Coast
Written by: Richard Baker (Matthew Sernett, Frank Brunner)
Nine martial styles to turn the swing of a warrior’s blade into the stroke of an artist’s brush. Book of Nine Swords marked a major departure in the eyes of players from the traditional combat experience. That alone made it one of the most contentious Wizards of the Coast releases of the 3.5 era. Then, it was cited as an early example of how 4th edition would play out. What can a book that made up the middle ground of the edition wars bring to your 3.5 game?
Latest Pathfinder
Seekers of Secrets
Written by Ryan. Costello, Jr Wednesday, 24 February 2010 12:22
In Golarion, the Pathfinder Society is an organization of adventurers. The Society isn’t out for the betterment of the world or even for personal gain. Collectively, they are want answers, knowledge, a complete history of the known world. Seekers of Secrets contains the answers, knowledge, and complete history required to run the Pathfinder Society in your game.
Book of the Faithful 1 – Power of Prayer
Written by Ryan. Costello, Jr Wednesday, 10 February 2010 16:53
Publisher: Jon Brazer EnterprisesWell this is just flattering. Designer Dale C. McCoy, Jr. based Book of the Faithful 1 – Power of Prayer off a comment I made in Private Sanctuary episode 87 . As a thank you, he provided me with a free copy. Although I did make my own version of Prayer Feats, it will be interesting to see his take on the same idea.
Just to add, this is the first of a subseries called mini-reviews. Mini-reviews differ from standard reviews in that they cover small releases, usually PDF, from 3rd party publishers. They differ from product reviews in that they are sourcebooks. A mini-review will not have as many highlights or low points simply because there is less content or narrower focus to review.
Latest Original
Striga
Written by Administrator Sunday, 08 January 2012 13:32
Striga
The humanity leaves the face of what looked like a normal person. Skin and eyes dry out and turn grey, and its mouth fills with a blue glow hungry for life essence.
Salislacerta
Written by Administrator Friday, 12 August 2011 10:59
Salislacerta
This green scaled humanoid suckles the air, watching you with domed, familiar eyes.
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