Well hello there delicious!
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Thanks Liz!
For the curious, if you are going to PLAY in a Freeport game, rather than run one, this is what you need. If you just want to raid our new Pathfinder-compatible version for all the new game rules, this is what you need. If you have an Unnamable Unimaginable Thing In Your Basement, this is not likely to help, but you might as well give it a try.
Linking to that just raised you a whole peg in my estimation, Owen.
If I could just come up with an excuse to segway into their lift-sketch...
Noble? NOBLE?
Is that the Noble from green Ronin's Black Company books?
Linking to that just raised you a whole peg in my estimation, Owen.
:D
If I could just come up with an excuse to segway into their lift-sketch...
I am sure that day, too, shall come.
Noble? NOBLE?
Is that the Noble from green Ronin's Black Company books?
No, in large part because that class was designed specifically for that version of d20, and that setting. However, I wad a lot of involvement in the Black Company book, and I designed this Noble class, in case that impacts your interest level at all.
The IDEA of the noble class is to have an option for characters who focus on social interactions and diplomatic/political issue, who is still perfectly capable of going into ancient and horrific temples and slaying the eldritch horrors within.
Well I was already planning to buy this when I got the other hardcover, but knowing that does make me want it more!
So what does this have that Freeport Companion: Pathfinder RPG Edition doesn't?
So what does this have that Freeport Companion: Pathfinder RPG Edition doesn't?
I think that this Player's Guide is probably more player centric. You know, character options n the like. If I were to hazard a guess the fluff would have less depth, more like the "characters know this" stuff rather than "here's how this ecosystem works."
I bought this today and it updates the classes freebooter ( corsair ), monster slayer, and noble. One of the gripes I had with Freeport Companion was the lack of special abilities at 20th level ( beyond simply continuing advancement in their class ). This book updates the classes from that book up to the usual level of Pathfinder ( special abilities for 20th level and such ). The other abilities are updated as well. This book also has quite a few archetypes, feats, new skill usages, magic item abilities, spells, and a new race. This book is good and not too pricey... Glad I purchased it!