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As the title says. I know Goodreader is popular, but I've also heard good things about PDF Expert by Readdle, which also got a retina update (I'm on the new iPad). It's 10 bucks though and don't wanna waste my money if it doesn't handle Paizos PDFs well.


So I wanna make an Achilles type NPC, based off the Brad Pitt rendition. Was thinking fighter, or a variant thereof, 16th level to have access to a 4th attack. Regular fighter seems good, as does the mobile fighter archetype. I think he wore breastplate in the movie? Advice on any of the above, along with specific feats, ability scores, alignment (CN?) would be greatly appreciated.


I don't know if this topic has been done before, but hopefully it wont hurt to do it again if it has. :p

1- Epic vampire template: Whether its a vampire master, the firstborn vampire, vampire lord, whatever you wanna call it.

2- Kaiju: I believe James made a comment that kaiju would be great for epic level challenges, and I agree!

3- Epic nightshades: They are referenced in the Bestiary II, and I'd love to see some of these bad boys statted up.

4- Abominations: One of the best (if not THE best) things to come out of the ELH 3.0, IMO. Go crazy I say.

5- A Paragon or Monster of Legend type template: Yes, some people overused it and tried slap it on everything, but used correctly it does have it's place, and can be neat flavor-wise.


What are the chances of either? These are the books that I would cheerfully kill for.

A nice, big book dedicated to the planes (written by Todd??) and the cosmology, with extensive sections giving tips on developing your own. The planes and general cosmology are probably my fav part of DnD (in all it's incarnations, PF included).

And of course, my love for epic ties in with my love for the planes and other places of supernatural wonder. I would really, really love to see Paizo's take on epic. For the record, although the 3.0 ELH was deeply flawed in a number of ways, it also was (imo) very flavorful and jammed packed with great ideas in theory . With the great minds and gentle hands of Paizo at work, im sure it would be awesome. Epic needs some love!

I know you guys and gals are super busy with Ultimate Magic and Combat, and the bestiary's, but that wont stop me from begging! :p



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