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Dust off your best game mastering hat—game changers are coming with the latest Pathfinder Campaign Setting book!
Book of the Damned, Codex of the Infinite Planes, Orbs of Dragonkind—these are more than just stardust and shadowstuff in physical form, and in Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Artifacts & Legends, you'll learn about some of the most notorious artifacts to ever fall into mortal hands! From making your campaign easier with the character-rebuilding Hourglass of Transfiguration, scouring the woods of Kyonin with the cruel weapon of the nascent demon lord Treerazer, or hiding the gruesome Bloodstones of Arazni from the lich they were named after, all of the artifacts in this book can be focal point of entire campaigns. Whether your place them in your campaign to search them out or destroy their power, items like the Bottle of the Bound, Saint Cuthbert's Mace, or the Dancing Hut of Baga Yaga can alter the course of a character's life—much more exciting that rat-killing in the tavern basement! Not all of these artifacts are good or evil (though some are certainly intelligent in their own right), but in the hands of some, an item like the Scepter of Ages or the Deck of Harrowed Tales can bring about interesting times indeed (and you'll be able to hand these items out at your game table with our Artifacts Item Cards)!
Check out all of the Pathfinder Campaign Setting books here, and dive into our world of Golarion with the Inner Sea World Guide!
I'm curious to see what the Golarion version of Saint Cuthbert is like...and since I'm assuming he's not a god, which religion(s) consider him to be a saint.
Does this book by any chance contain that amazingly weird machine from DnD 2e? I forgot specifically the name of it, but it was a machine full of levers and pulleys and whatever that caused your head to grow bigger if you used it. The machine could do basically anything you wanted to as long as you could figure out how to operate it.
This thing was a HUGE machine about the size of a building. Inside it was bunch of levers and switches and a switchboard.
The book it came with (an official 2e book, don't remember name but I can probably look it up) came with a "configuration sheet" upon which the GM could write down combinations he had created for the machine itself. As far as I remember, though it was a long time since I read it, the rulebook didn't actually specify any of the things the machine could do, it was all up to the GM with some suggestions.
It was insanely powerful and activating it would cause effects stronger than those of a wish spell and anyone who used it for too long would star losing wisdom and gaining intelligence. (and their head grew bigger, I think there was a table for how much bigger it got)
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