The last installment in the Advanced Series from Open Design is here!
The Inquisitor’s Edge equips this new class to go forth and kick tail for the gods! The inquisitor is incredibly well rounded with strong combat potential, an arsenal of skill options, and a versatile selection of spells. This volume of the Advanced Feats series gives players plenty of options that take advantage of the inquisitor’s unique strengths to create an effective and memorable character for any campaign.
Created by Sigfried Trent, this 16-page book includes:
• A breakdown of the inquisitor class
• 30 new feats for inquisitors including Shared Judgment, Misdirected Strike and Track Spirits
• Three full inquisitor character builds: Bloodhound, Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing and Detective
Arm thyself against the Dark with Advanced Feats: The Inquisitor’s Edge today! And check out the rest of the Advanced Feats series for the other new Pathfinder character classes.
Want a taste? Try here!
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-Ben.
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Small but Fierce.
Kobold Quarterly's News Minion.
What I really want to know is, who did your cover artwork?
Ben, just a little heads up, I attempted to downloaded the file this morning from RPGNow and the PDF file was empty.
The guys of at RPGnow send me a lin and I am looking at it now. Looks good so far!
Ben, just a little heads up, I attempted to downloaded the file this morning from RPGNow and the PDF file was empty.
I'll get it to the folks who can fix it!
Message away! :D
-Ben.
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Small but Fierce.
Kobold Quarterly's News Minion.
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Ben, just a little heads up, I attempted to downloaded the file this morning from RPGNow and the PDF file was empty.I'll get it to the folks who can fix it!
Message away! :D
-Ben.
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Small but Fierce.
Kobold Quarterly's News Minion.
If you can, check into why the PDF is having the issues I posted above please and thank you.
Kobold Press
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Checked into it, the PDF on RPGNow is fine. If your download was corrupted, the advice from RPGNow was "download another copy".
The question I'm pondering is a different one. This file was uploaded to the Paizo store about 36 to 48 hours ago, and it's not live yet. I followed up with Vic about it, we should see it here shortly.
What I really want to know is, who did your cover artwork?
That's the work of Christophe Swal
http://www.christopheswal.com/He did all the covers except for the summoner as he wasn't available at the time.
My wife, Anne Trent does the layout for the covers (except for the first installment).
I can't thank either of them enough for the great work they each do.
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If anyone has persistent PDF troubles, and you've tried re-downloading it, shoot me an email at Sigfried@gmail.com , attach the problem file and I'll try to help sort it out.