In this Flip Through Matt takes a look at the Dark Archives from @Paizo for #pathfinder2e. Matt has been waiting for Psionics for a long time in Pathfinder, so join him as he explores Psychic and the Thaumaturge.
I can’t wait to add Psionics to my campaign.
In this Flip Through Matt takes a longer look than normal. This book is very distracting! Matt takes a look at the new Skeleton ancestry, and he delves into several of the archetypes in this book. Plus he glances at the Grim Crypt – basically a Bestiary of undead. Not to mention the Haunts. Matt had an unexpected amount of fun with this book because of the surprises found with in the pages.
I am not a fan of a lot of crazy undead stuff, but I have found this book to be very inspirational.
In this Flip Through Matt takes a look a the complex cultures found in Golaria. Exploring the realms’ modes of travel, trade and architecture.
This is unlike many of the travel guides I have used in the past. Most of those are just superficial information about areas and places. The Lost Omens Travel guide goes further; introducing cultures, food, habits and even architectural flavors to Pathfinder 2e.
In this Flip Through Matt takes a look at the quick start rules and the complete rules for Elder Scrolls Call to Arms from @Modiphius . I can’t wait to start playing this with my boys. The books are well constructed and full of great art.
Copyright secured by Digiprove © 2022 Andrew Hackard and I have a good chat about everything Munchkin from Steve Jackson Games while at Origins. I even manage to wrestle some top secret information out of him. Here it is.
You can learn more about all of Steve’s Games at Steve Jackson Games.
While at Origins I took some time with TwinFire Production and looked in detail at Folklore the Affliction. Folklore the Affliction is a Kickstarter project scheduled for the fall of 2014. The game is a classic horror storytelling game that uses nuances of table top role playing with board game mechanics. We did this from the Crown with only natural light, I think it kind of adds to the theme of the the game.
About two years ago I had the opportunity to sit down with Tom Meier at Origins Game Fair. In that interview I had my first chance to take a look at the game Freeblades. You can learn just about everything you need to know about the company and the game in this video. The most important and appealing information for me is the fact that their system has the same rules base from role playing to skirmish to a large scale squad based game.
In this Flip through Matt Takes a look at the Bastards of Golarion. This book gives you several options to round out your half raced characters. They have everything in here from random charts to a guide on using the half race guide.
You can learn more at Paizo.
Bastards of Golarion
We have a new electronic release for you today! Bullets & Bandages (Battleshop, DriveThruRPG), the latest book in our Shadowrun Options line, is now out. Packed with fun info about medtech, high-threat response teams, and optional rules to use in you Shadowrun game, Bullets & Bandages gives you the chance to add more details to healing the bumps, bruises, and bullet wounds runners in the Sixth World often take. And it’s got information that will make it usable to both Shadowrun, Fifth Editionplayers and those using Shadowrun, Twentieth Anniversary Edition. Here’s the full description:
The only reason shadowrunners have scars to show off during their downtime is that when they got hit, someone had the guts, the skill, and the speed to pull them out of whatever drekstorm they’d gotten themselves into. Maybe it was a DocWagon High Threat Response team who rode in to save the day, or maybe a teammate who’d picked up some handy medical skills in the course of their career in the shadows patched them up enough to keep them moving. Either way, having someone who can pull your hoop out of the fire is handy in any situation. Make sure you thank them and buy ’em a drink—assuming, of course, they made it out with you.
View the rest at Catalyst Game Labs.
In this Flip Through Matt Takes a look at the Champions of Balance for Pathfinder. This book is a tool for the player of neutral Characters. That doesn’t mean that a GM can’t use this book effectively. It offers the GM options on creating specific storyline features for his game.
You can pick it up At Paizo .
