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hunter1828 (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber), Sat, Sep 12, 2009, 09:32 PM

Just for folks here on the Paizo.com messageboards, we present a sneak peek at the table of contents for our upcoming release, The Book of Divine Magic: A Sourcebook for Clerics, Druids, Paladins & Rangers. Introduction 4 Chapter 1 – Deities and Domains 5 Deities 6 Domains 23 Chapter 2 – Spells 26 Spell Lists 27 Spell Descriptions 31 Chapter 3 – Temples and Priests 50 Temples & Shrines 51 Priests 56 Feats 57 Chapter 4 – Divine Animal Companions 61 Paladin’s Mount 62 Druid & Ranger Animal Companions 63 Divine Animal Companions 63 Favored (Totem) Animals 64 Chapter 5 – Magic Items and Relics 69 Magic Items 70 Relics 76 Appendix 89 Open Game License 90 Also, we present a sneak peek at one of 13 new domains detailed in The Book of Divine Magic, the Dream Domain: Dream Domain Deity: Orphean. Granted Powers: Your dreams provide you with visions of future events, giving you and your companions an advantage in avoiding danger and allowing you to communicate with others. Dodging Danger (Su): Your sense of future events allows you and your companions to dodge attacks, spells and breath weapons. Twice per day you or a companion you designate gains a +5 bonus to AC or to Reflex saves for 1 round. The bonus can be applied to two different individuals once or to one individual twice. Dream State (Su): Beginning at 8th level you may enter a dream state once per night. In this dream state you can visit the dreams of any other creature on the same plane of existence with the same chances of success as if you had cast the spell scrying. If you are successful, you can communicate with the person whose dreams you are visiting. Domain Spells:1st – obscuring mist, 2nd – pleasant dreams, 3rd – premonition*, 4th – sending, 5th – commune, 6th – wind walk, 7th – ethereal jaunt, 8th – dreamwalker*, 9th – astral projection. Spells marked with an () are spells detailed in The Book of Divine Magic. The Book of Divine Magic will be released September 29, 2009. The PDF will be available here in the Paizo.com store, at DriveThruRPG and related stores, and at Indie Press Revolution. You can preorder a print copy now at Indie Press Revolution. ABOUT 4 WINDS FANTASY GAMING 4 Winds Fantasy Gaming is a Great Falls, MT, USA-based roleplaying game publisher, formed in March 2009. The co-owners of the company, Connie & Robert Thomson, have over 40 years combined experience as gamers in tabletop roleplaying games and are using that experience to bring quality new material to the hobby. Connie & Robert have made their home in Great Falls, MT since May 2004. Connie is originally from McClusky, North Dakota and Robert is originally from Etowah, Tennessee. The Book of Divine Magic and associated text and art are © 2009 4 Winds Fantasy Gaming For more information, please visit 4windsfantasygaming.com.


hunter1828 (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber), Mon, Sep 14, 2009, 09:52 AM

And you can see the cover art for BoDM HERE at the artists deviantART gallery. The Book of Divine Magic and associated text and art are © 2009 4 Winds Fantasy Gaming For more information, please visit 4windsfantasygaming.com.


FenrysStar (Pathfinder Adventure Path Charter Subscriber; Pathfinder Companion Subscriber), Tue, Oct 20, 2009, 10:00 PM

hunter1828 wrote: And you can see the cover art for BoDM HERE at the artists deviantART gallery. The Book of Divine Magic and associated text and art are © 2009 4 Winds Fantasy Gaming For more information, please visit 4windsfantasygaming.com. I have Divine Power ordered and waiting for it to arrive next week. Couldn't find it on Amazon but I'm getting it through FRPGames.


hunter1828 (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber), Wed, Oct 21, 2009, 09:35 AM

FenrysStar wrote: I have Divine Power ordered and waiting for it to arrive next week. Couldn't find it on Amazon but I'm getting it through FRPGames. Awesome, thanks! I know Barnes & Noble is carrying it. It's also available here in the Paizo store and through Indie Press Revolution as well.


MerrikCale, Wed, Oct 21, 2009, 11:24 AM

I got Arcane Magic thru amazon, I wonder why Divine Magic is not on there


hunter1828 (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber), Wed, Oct 21, 2009, 11:33 AM

MerrikCale wrote: I got Arcane Magic thru amazon, I wonder why Divine Magic is not on there I don't know why Amazon chose not to list it. All we can do is make it available. :)


MerrikCale, Wed, Oct 21, 2009, 12:41 PM

hunter1828 wrote: MerrikCale wrote: I got Arcane Magic thru amazon, I wonder why Divine Magic is not on there I don't know why Amazon chose not to list it. All we can do is make it available. :) well, yell at them


FenrysStar (Pathfinder Adventure Path Charter Subscriber; Pathfinder Companion Subscriber), Fri, Oct 30, 2009, 09:03 PM

Just got it a few weeks ago and it follows Arcane as far as quality goes. I'm not sure about the weapon choice for the one deity, a deity whose sacred beast is another of my totems known for strength and power but the favored weapon of the deity is a sword and not an axe? The author and those that have read this know of what I speak and it's not a complaint as the weapon chosen is one that takes advantage of great strength. Interesting, I'm going to keep an eye out for more from this company.


hunter1828 (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber), Sat, Oct 31, 2009, 09:14 AM

FenrysStar wrote: Just got it a few weeks ago and it follows Arcane as far as quality goes. I'm not sure about the weapon choice for the one deity, a deity whose sacred beast is another of my totems known for strength and power but the favored weapon of the deity is a sword and not an axe? The author and those that have read this know of what I speak and it's not a complaint as the weapon chosen is one that takes advantage of great strength. Interesting, I'm going to keep an eye out for more from this company. I assume you're speaking of Brun and the bastard sword. The bastard sword has always been envisioned as his favored weapon because he is primarily followed by barbaric or semi-barbaric peoples and in our visions there was a distinct influence from Robert E. Howard on those people's culture (yet to be described in detail). Thus, it was an easy leap to a Conan-esque bastard sword as the favored weapon. Glad you like the book! Robert Thomson 4 Winds Fantasy Gaming


MerrikCale, Sun, Nov 1, 2009, 08:55 PM

hunter1828 wrote: in our visions there was a distinct influence from Robert E. Howard on those people's culture (yet to be described in detail). I assume you plan of publishing a campaign setting at some point, correct? any idea when?


hunter1828 (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber), Sun, Nov 1, 2009, 09:56 PM

MerrikCale wrote: I assume you plan of publishing a campaign setting at some point, correct? any idea when? Look for it in late 2010 or early 2011, provided plans don't change.


hunter1828 (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber), Fri, Nov 6, 2009, 02:43 PM

MerrikCale wrote: well, yell at them We are now making our print products available directly from us through Amazon.com's storefronts. You can order The Book of Arcane Magic and The Book of Divine Magic through them (shipped from us), and soon Paths of Power will be up there as well.


FenrysStar (Pathfinder Adventure Path Charter Subscriber; Pathfinder Companion Subscriber), Sat, Nov 14, 2009, 12:41 AM

hunter1828 wrote: FenrysStar wrote: Just got it a few weeks ago and it follows Arcane as far as quality goes. I'm not sure about the weapon choice for the one deity, a deity whose sacred beast is another of my totems known for strength and power but the favored weapon of the deity is a sword and not an axe? The author and those that have read this know of what I speak and it's not a complaint as the weapon chosen is one that takes advantage of great strength. Interesting, I'm going to keep an eye out for more from this company. I assume you're speaking of Brun and the bastard sword. The bastard sword has always been envisioned as his favored weapon because he is primarily followed by barbaric or semi-barbaric peoples and in our visions there was a distinct influence from Robert E. Howard on those people's culture (yet to be described in detail). Thus, it was an easy leap to a Conan-esque bastard sword as the favored weapon. Glad you like the book! Robert Thomson 4 Winds Fantasy Gaming Exactly, although reading the entry did something for me that you could not have anticipated in that it sparked a flip in focus in some of my story telling efforts. Basically the entry on Brun was a kind of awareness notice from one of my totems. Which begs the question of what might Brun's reaction might be to a race of humanoid and humanized bears?


hunter1828 (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber), Sat, Nov 14, 2009, 10:32 AM

FenrysStar wrote: Exactly, although reading the entry did something for me that you could not have anticipated in that it sparked a flip in focus in some of my story telling efforts. Basically the entry on Brun was a kind of awareness notice from one of my totems. Which begs the question of what might Brun's reaction might be to a race of humanoid and humanized bears? Our vision of Brun includes a number of goodly werebears as high priests and rangers, so I'm pretty sure Brun would be open to such things. Robert