Red mantis Assassin Prestige information?

[Adam Zeliasz]

Is there a FREE way to find out about the Red Mantis Assassin prestige, or do I need to buy a pdf? I don't mind spending a couple of dollars, just not $14+ to find out more about it...

Thanks!

[Shadowlord]

What book is the Red Mantis Assassin PrC found in?

[stuart haffenden]

Escape from Old Korvosa, part 3 of "Curse of the Crimson Throne" AP.

[Gorbacz]

If you are looking for just the rules, they can be found

HERE

However, if you are looking for background, story and other fluff - you have to get your hands on the "Escape from Old Korvosa".

[Shadowlord]

Gorbacz wrote:

If you are looking for just the rules, they can be found

HERE

However, if you are looking for background, story and other fluff - you have to get your hands on the "Escape from Old Korvosa".

Thanks for that link. I had not seen the Archives of Nethys yet, are these official, "straight from the books" versions? Is all of this 3.PF or are some from 3.5 sources I am not familiar with most of the PrCs and Feats I saw on the site. Thanks again, awesome link, a lot of content.

[Gorbacz]

Archives of Nethys gather OGL crunch from Paizo books so yes, it is the kosher version. Some of the stuff (RMA included) is 3.5.

An updated Red Mantis Assassin PrC will appear in upcoming revised Campaign Setting, due out early next year.

[Karui Kage]

To expand on what Gorbacz said:

Yes, my site only contains material that Paizo has released. If you want the full list, just check out the Sources link on the top menu, and you'll be able to see all the books I used to build my Archives.

Second, while Gorbacz is correct that a lot of material is from 3.5, I do actually edit a few of these (in a small way) to bring them to Pathfinder. Never more than the most basic changes though, such as renaming skills (Spot to Perception) or adjusting prestige saving throw progressions (the new Low and Highs for Pathfinder are a bit differently stacked). For the most part they keep the same mechanics as their 3.5 counterparts. And if you want to double check, the source is always listed. :)