| R. Hyrum Savage Super Genius Games |
The Genius Guide to the Godling Ascendant is now available! This latest offering for the best-selling line of Godling products contains rules for using godling abilities to create exemplar monsters, new ways for characters with non-godling classes to represent scions of immortal power, and new divine traits, ascendancies, scion talents, and feats for the four godling classes, as well as new ways to introduce the concept of godlings to any campaign. It's 32 pages of divine awesomeness!
Check it out here.
Owen K. C. Stephens
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For the curious, this book includes:
Seven New Divine Traits (divine portfolio, horse lord, instinctive spellcasting, legendary beauty, mystic inheritance, preternatural senses, resourceful combatant)
Ten New Minor Ascendancies (assault caster, attuned mysticism, defiant magic, eldritch magic, guarded spellcaster, hex lord, lord of the domain, magic is magic, swift casting, talent for mysticism,
Ten new Major Ascendancies (bestow eldritch might, dual casting, immortal invocation, inner power, mystic bridge, power words, primordial magic, retributive strike, soothsayer, wrath spells)
Thirty-One New Scion Talents (ascended spellcaster, channel energy, crushing wrath, deep channeling, dragon slayer, edged wrath, favored armor, fear hunter, force of brawn, force of intellect, force of personality, giant slayer, instinctive parry, light conduit, monstrous rage, penetrating wrath, retribution, scion of fury, scion of lances, scion of logos, scion of scales, scion of shadows, scion of swords, scion of the hearth, scion of the east wind, scion of the north wind, scion of the south wind, scion of the west wind, special knacks, unlimited potential, violent surge)
Ten new major scion talents (channel vengeance, divine weapon, hellish fury, immortal effort, line of destruction, mystic shield, paragon of the four winds, rupture magic, spell reaver, unbreakable grip)
Seven New Options for godlings in campaigns using critical hit effect and/or plot event card decks (death dealer, devastating spell, eldritch wrath, heroic blow, master of your own fate, minor miracle, spell curse)
Two new and three revised godling feats (Emergent Divinity, Extra Ascendancy, Extra Talent, Pantheurge, Spark of Divinity)
Five New Godling options for Non-Godling Classes (deific studies for wizards, the godling bloodline for sorcerers, the godling domain for clerics, druids, and inquisitors, the great hero for fighters or anyone with a Genius archetype book, and the immortal mystery for oracles)
And rules to make godling monsters, with the Maze Lord given as an example.
Owen K. C. Stephens
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Love this one.
Glad you're enjoying it!
Couple of questions:
1. Can you select the "immortal" mystery with the divine portfolio trait?
RAW? Absolutely. Looking at it I don't even see any real problem doing so. It does mean you could use a divine trait to gain an ascendancy, but I don't have an issue with that trade-off.
2. Can one of the 4 godling classes take the "great hero" archetype?
With just the rules in Godling Ascendant? No. However if a godling character gives up their base archetype using the rules from the various Genius archetype books, sure. The result is a little funky. For example, a mighty godling that gives up Like my Father for Great Hero gives up his lineage domain and scion talents, but gains back three of them, unstoppable, and another round of divine trait ranks. Doubling up on divine trait ranks is a bit iffy balance wise, but for most combinations it'll work out.
I'll confess I didn't consider it, and I recommend GMs look at any proposed godling/great hero build carefully.
| Vermicious Knid |
Vermicious Knid wrote:Love this one.Glad you're enjoying it!
Vermicious Knid wrote:Couple of questions:
1. Can you select the "immortal" mystery with the divine portfolio trait?
RAW? Absolutely. Looking at it I don't even see any real problem doing so. It does mean you could use a divine trait to gain an ascendancy, but I don't have an issue with that trade-off.
Vermicious Knid wrote:2. Can one of the 4 godling classes take the "great hero" archetype?With just the rules in Godling Ascendant? No. However if a godling character gives up their base archetype using the rules from the various Genius archetype books, sure. The result is a little funky. For example, a mighty godling that gives up Like my Father for Great Hero gives up his lineage domain and scion talents, but gains back three of them, unstoppable, and another round of divine trait ranks. Doubling up on divine trait ranks is a bit iffy balance wise, but for most combinations it'll work out.
I'll confess I didn't consider it, and I recommend GMs look at any proposed godling/great hero build carefully.
Cool, thanks!
| Bardess |
Some questions...
1) Why has the Immortal Mystery just 7 revelations and no final revelation?
2) If a Godling (PrC) chooses the Mystic Inheritance trait, which has not a 4th degree, what can he choose at 10th level? 3rd level degree with another bloodline power, or what?
2) Spark of says that you treat your "class" level as your godling level. What if my character is multiclass? Does he use his character level or his level in one class? There are level limits, like with Powerful Lineage?