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The New Argonauts (d20) PDF
Sean K Reynolds Games
This book by Sean K Reynolds gives you everything you need to run a campaign in mythic Greece. Rather than cramming dwarves, paladins, and otyughs into a Greek setting, The New Argonauts presents a low-magic campaign (but still with a touch of the fantastic and divine) where the focus is on Greek-style heroes, their battles against strange monsters, and great quests. This book gives insights on how a low-magic campaign affects character concepts and game balance, an overview of Greek culture, history, the Olympian pantheon, the original Olympic Games, and advice on running a mythic Greek campaign. Gamers who love crunchy bits can find new feats and spells, a set of heroic powers derived from godly bloodlines, a campaign-themed spellcasting class, simple magic items based on parts from mythic monsters, and over thirty monsters drawn from the Greek myths (many rewritten from the core version to suit a low-magic campaign).
About the Cover Artist: Brooklyn-based illustrator Gerald Lee went through college thinking his soon-to-be mentor Tony DiTerlizzi was in fact a girl. Fortunately, Tony was amused by this mistake and agreed to take Gerald as an apprentice. Gerald has a certain knack for meeting great artists throughout the industry and applying what he learns from them (through trial and error and a lot of imagination) to his own art. Expect to see a lot more from his drawing board.
64-page PDF
Are there errors or omissions in this product information? Got corrections? Let us know at
webmaster@paizo.com.
SKR002E
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I cannot personalize this file, but I can for everything else in my downloads.
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I'm in the same boat.
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Yeah same here.
Plus I can't Personalize Swords to Plowshares either???
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flash_cxxi wrote:
Yeah same here.
Plus I can't Personalize Swords to Plowshares either???
I have the same problem with both.
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There are a few other threads about this, but Gary is aware of the problem and will fix it when he gets in today.
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Gary's fixed it.
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My Review--------
Oh my. Where to begin. Another good SKR and company product! I read through it and felt like I could actually use this to lead my Players through a Mythological Greek movie-style campaign! I can't wait to finish my Savage Tide face-to-face path and start up a short path in this setting! I may start a short PBP also, if I can find the time to.
Good job again, SKR and Co.
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This Is Sparta!!!!!
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Fake Healer wrote:
My Review--------
Oh my. Where to begin. Another good SKR and company product! I read through it and felt like I could actually use this to lead my Players through a Mythological Greek movie-style campaign! I can't wait to finish my Savage Tide face-to-face path and start up a short path in this setting! I may start a short PBP also, if I can find the time to.
Good job again, SKR and Co.
Plus, you know, the skirt fits right in that setting too . . . ;)
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KnightErrantJR wrote:
Plus, you know, the skirt fits right in that setting too . . . ;)
Why I oughta.....
It's pretty cool though and designed to be real gritty. No spellcasting classes besides the old one-eyed hag type, very limited healing, not a bunch of magic items and stores for them. It really looks cool and the alternate rules for handling the differences are really well thought-out. I love the change to Poison and plan to implement that in my game immediately.
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I only skimmed it so far, but I'm interested to see how well it could be fused, theoretically, with Green Ronin's Trojan War (which is a bit higher magic in tone). SKR does great work, so I know eventually I'll dig into this, though I have spent a bit more time digging through Hungry Little Monsters so far.
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Toga! Toga! Toga!
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Fake Healer wrote:
KnightErrantJR wrote:
Plus, you know, the skirt fits right in that setting too . . . ;)
Why I oughta.....
It's pretty cool though and designed to be real gritty. No spellcasting classes besides the old one-eyed hag type, very limited healing, not a bunch of magic items and stores for them. It really looks cool and the alternate rules for handling the differences are really well thought-out. I love the change to Poison and plan to implement that in my game immediately.
One-eyed hag? Taste the porcine wrath of Hecate, mortal! Muahahahaha*snort*!
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Circe wrote:
One-eyed hag? Taste the porcine wrath of Hecate, mortal! Muahahahaha*snort*!
Shouldn't you be bugging Wonder Woman or something? ;)
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Seriously, this looks tons of fun. I just downloaded it. Now if I could only find some players. Maybe a PbP?
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KnightErrantJR wrote:
Circe wrote:
One-eyed hag? Taste the porcine wrath of Hecate, mortal! Muahahahaha*snort*!
Shouldn't you be bugging Wonder Woman or something? ;)
THAT Amazon hussy? Puh-leez!
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Fake Healer, if you are going to DM a PBP, I'd definitely like to join. Never been in a PbP game before, but I'm willing to learn.
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Zeugma wrote:
Fake Healer, if you are going to DM a PBP, I'd definitely like to join. Never been in a PbP game before, but I'm willing to learn.
You'll be first on the list if I do.
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Fake Healer wrote:
Zeugma wrote:
Fake Healer, if you are going to DM a PBP, I'd definitely like to join. Never been in a PbP game before, but I'm willing to learn.
You'll be first on the list if I do.
:D
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Thanks for the kind words. :)
Don't forget to check out the freebies and previews for this book: link
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I got this awhile ago when it was available elsewhere - and I've been recommending it highly anytime someone asks about 'Greek Rules'.
No jokes, please. ;)
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I have the rules (yay, Sean) and enough time for another Play-by-post, if it were to come to pass.
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Maybe I'm completely dull, but in what way I can download this file? I can't find any link or something like that. I know maybe I'm an idiot but simply I don't know :P
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Wiktor Jadis wrote:
Maybe I'm completely dull, but in what way I can download this file? I can't find any link or something like that. I know maybe I'm an idiot but simply I don't know :P
Go to the product page. Up the top right hand corner of the article is a button that says [Add to Cart]. Click that and it will be added to your shopping cart, just like any other purchase from the store. Continue through the process of "buying" it and then it will be available in your [My Downloads] section in your account.
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Thanks very much. This was simply so simple that is looks difficult.
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Wiktor Jadis wrote:
Thanks very much. This was simply so simple that is looks difficult.
No problem. It probably confused you (I know it confused me) as there are some things which you can just download and some you have to add to your cart and "purchase". It's an easy thing to overlook. =)
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