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Lisa's Monthly Super Genius PDF Round-Up!

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Four new Pathfinder RPG-Compatible PDFs are available!

The guys at Super Genius Games have made a resolution to provide a new Pathfinder RPG-compatible PDF every week of the year. And so it's time for the first of our monthly 2011 Super Genius Games PDF roundups!

The Genius Guide to Divine Archetypes provides the material necessary to give spellcasting classes new forms of arcane magic or to add arcane power to classes that normally lack it. These archetype packages can change how magic works for a character (such as the gnostic archetype), add an element of divine spellcasting to characters who normally lack it (as with the wise and witness archetypes), or grant wholly new divine powers to characters based on the flavor of their faith (such as the chantry and exorcist archetypes).

Krazy Kragnar's Black Market Magic Items is the third book outlining the business exploits of goblin entrepreneur Krazy Kragnar. After losing his Used Chariots and Alchemical Surplus shops, Kragnar has decided to work through the black market, providing magic items that perhaps—just perhaps—the town guard might have a problem with. All for the right price, of course.

The Genius Guide to Simple Monster Templates lays out six simple templates that give GMs options to boost the CR of the monsters they need, create new threats their players aren’t expecting, and multiply the usefulness of the hundreds of monsters already at their fingertips. The simplicity of the templates keeps them from being a chore to add, and they allow a GM to create new foes almost on the fly.

Finally, The Genius Guide to Feats of Runic Might II provides new Runic feats that follow the lead of The Genius Guide to Feats of Runic Might. The new volume also offers Runebound feats, which represent runes that a character has tied directly to his own life energy, allowing him to use several of these feats simultaneously.

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Scarab Sages

First, I want to thank Lisa for her kind reminder that I've set myself another 11 months of this crazy schedule...

Second, I want to mention this is just one thing we're doing in an effort to make 2011 the Year of the Genius, and I hope to have other announcements as the months roll on.

For example, I plan to attend PaizoCon this year, along with fellow genius Stan!, and hopefully at least a few of our freelance writers.

So... what would people like to see SGG do at PaizoCon, as long as I'm there? Should we try to run a game? See if we can a preview panel? Is anyone looking forward to the possibility of sitting at a table with us at the banquette? What would you like to see us try to arrange?
Liberty's Edge
Owen K. C. Stephens wrote:

First, I want to thank Lisa for her kind reminder that I've set myself another 11 months of this crazy schedule...

Second, I want to mention this is just one thing we're doing in an effort to make 2011 the Year of the Genius, and I hope to have other announcements as the months roll on.

For example, I plan to attend PaizoCon this year, along with fellow genius Stan!, and hopefully at least a few of our freelance writers.

So... what would people like to see SGG do at PaizoCon, as long as I'm there? Should we try to run a game? See if we can a preview panel? Is anyone looking forward to the possibility of sitting at a table with us at the banquette? What would you like to see us try to arrange?

I know I'm going to PaizoCon this year (for the first time, no less)!

Is there any chance of a SGG table / booth in the vendor area?

You know, an official game run by one of the illustrious Genius folks and those playing can only play a SGG class might be interesting ...
Owen K. C. Stephens wrote:
So... what would people like to see SGG do at PaizoCon, as long as I'm there? Should we try to run a game? See if we can a preview panel? Is anyone looking forward to the possibility of sitting at a table with us at the banquette? What would you like to see us try to arrange?

Oh, I'd love to play in a professionally-run Genius game. And, is there really a way to get a table with you at the dinner?

Malhavoc Press

Simple monster templates may be my single most favorite addition in Pathfinder. I look forward to checking this out.
Monte Cook wrote:
Simple monster templates may be my single most favorite addition in Pathfinder. I look forward to checking this out.

If that isn't high praise, I don't know what is.

Dark Sasha wrote:
Monte Cook wrote:
Simple monster templates may be my single most favorite addition in Pathfinder. I look forward to checking this out.
If that isn't high praise, I don't know what is.

/agreed

Liberty's Edge
Monte Cook wrote:
Simple monster templates may be my single most favorite addition in Pathfinder. I look forward to checking this out.

There's a name we don't see enough posting on these boards!

Monte, are you planning on attending PaizoCon this year?
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