A necessary set of correction cards for Rise of the Runelords. The backs are a little different (a little darker than the set's cards) but not enough to affect gameplay.
A well written, good story. Looking forward to exploring the interesting and varied settings, intriguing challenges, great characters, and some really creepy creatures. An excellent attention to details, I could envision everything.
Super fun deity! Having a Ragathiel-esque demi-god like this fits the dhampir theme very well. Perfect choice for a divine weapon and servitor. It straddles that line between creepy and hopeful that you want to see in your deity choice.
This class is so great! I'm totally biased because I love the gray maidens, but making this hybrid class the way you did really provides us with one of the best base class experiences for a gray-maiden in PF1. Don't get me wrong, the old vigilante archetype is flavorfully awesome, but if your playing with a group of optimisers you'll want a little more spice and pep, which this class provides without unbalancing the entire system.
Half-hearted Bane is both great word play and a very well balanced (and flavorful) ability....
There was so much content in the book I don't even know where to get started. The Zealot is my favorite option from this book, and the idea of a "spell strike, but with buffs!" is just rad. The thaumaturge is a little less interesting *for me*, but it accomplishes what it sets out to do without any major errors and I know it'll have an audience. The conversions of 1e (and even 3.5) material were done great, but I feel like the Forsaker, Bloat Mage, and Shield Mages could be expanded out to be entire Infinite products on their own. Honestly, that's really what blows me away the most about this product: It offers so much for only 4.99; it really is a steal given the amount of content it provides....
Fantastic product. Very professional layout and the options in this "one" ancestry are so expansive it feels like you're easily getting 5 ancestries worth of options in this one book. Love the kobold/iruxi tie-ins. Some of the options looked a little "too powerful" at first glance, but they were tagged [rare] and weren't over-the-top powerful (like, they were solid and good, but not too strong compared to some other ancestry options we have). I love how you tie ability score into heritage. I love how every type of Lost Omens dragon is an option in the book. And adding elemental damage to unarmed strkes is just dang cool....
A great expansion of the content that is well worth the price! There are a lot of great options here for expanding out some spells that while good, tend to get a bit lost in the shuffle. I was excited to see an option for using Disrupt Undead to force out different afflictions that are often caused by the restless dead, for example. Approximate and restyle are two spells from Secrets of Magic that while I like to see in the game, I'd probably never use. Mr. Knight has made both of them considerably more interesting with the feats Index Tome and Destyle. Still too niche for you? Well does he have the mechanic for you! With the brand new Trick Tags you can get spell trick consumables to put your money where your feats are! I don't really have any major criticisms. Maybe I'd like the Snowball Fight feat to give a non-lethal option, but that's honestly about the only suggestion I have. Balance feels broadly appropriate, and formating is exactly what you'd expect ...
This is an incredibly polished adventure. It looks professionally done. I am very impressed with the story, the design, the concept - everything. I have read it through twice now and I'm looking forward to GMing it for my group. I dig the maps as well. Well done!
I really enjoyed this chapter, and it has me looking forward to where everything is going for Lhani and Jelica. I will definitely be keeping up with this story as long as it continues!
While I expected nothing less than the best from both author and publisher, I was still pleasantly surprised by how good this was. Jacob's artwork is as endearing as ever, and the variety of loamlings depicted is wonderfully inspiring. The ancestry's story and flavor runs the gamut from serious to fun, giving every sort of player something to sink their teeth into. There are some great feats here for "earth elemental" related stuff, which I usually find a "hit or miss". Michael Sayre has managed to hit a great balance given this ancestry comes with a burrow speed (don't worry, GMs, there's limits). The added Golarion lore was executed masterfully....
A solid idea and execution! A ravager druid looks really fun, and using the orders to make the archetype a versatile one with multiple executions makes this product feel like you can actually do something with this class other than the one or two tricks the author intended.
I'm not a fan of the striped formatting throughout the book, but it does make it easy to differentiate Sasha's books with others in the Infinite program which makes it a successful, albeit bold choice.
Love the idea behind the ancestry, and there's some great ideas for feats here, but I feel like it's just a little bit too weak compared to existing ancestry feats. Like a fifth level feat to turn into someone else you can see is fine, but limiting it to an hour without taking yet another precious ancestry feat? I'm also docking it a star for the minimal flavor and lack of formatting. It's a solid idea, just not the best execution.
Veterans of the hobby might recognize the class, and if you loved the one from Dungeonscape you're going to love this. In short, you get a bunch of archetype feats so you can "dabble" in different class features, and can temporarily be "inspired" to get an even more versatile selection of class features, from trap finding to divine font, a limited number of times per day. It makes for a great "jack of all trades", especially when you don't feel like singing and/or dancing....
Worth every penny; I'm a huge sucker for TCGs in TTRPGs and the idea of the church of Irez selling these "mini-scrolls" is so stylish and fun. It takes a great item from Secrets of Magic that I already wanted to use as treasure in my campaign and just expands it enoguh that you could build an entire character off it! Perfect!
What a delightful story! I'm already a big sucker for the setting (both Lost Omens and a magic academy), and the character's have a fabulous chemistry. I love the expanded cast and can't wait to see more interactions between everyone involved! I'll admit it's been a few years since I've allowed myself to sit and just read a series of fantasy-prose, and I'm so glad to have picked this to restart my habit!
