[LPJ Design] Two New NeoExodus Products for available in Print

[LMPjr007]

Louis Porter Jr. Design has released two all new print products for their NeoExodus: A House Divided gaming line for use with the Pathfinder Role Playing Game. Here is information on these products:

Classes of NeoExodus: Machinesmith
Machinesmiths walk in two worlds, using science and magic to invent new and powerful devices. Above all else machinesmiths are makers of things. The quest to perfect their next great invention drives them to become masters of many talents. From enchanting engines to advanced mathematics, the machinesmith brings together both magic and technology to realize his vision. Whether forging a simple blade or building a mechanical man, machinesmiths take pride in producing only the best. Some machinesmiths craft time and labor saving machines to help them in their research and benefit all.

This supplement includes:
• All the information to play the Machinesmith as base class for the Pathfinder RPG and NeoExodus: A House Divided Campaign Setting.
• Nearly a 30 all new spells including Blade Drone, Cocoon Clone, Infuse Brain, Leashed Shackles, Pocket Army and Possess Object.
• Eight All New Archetypes: including Arcanamechanist, Bombardier, Cipher, Combat Engineer, Gadgeteer, Technologist , Toymaker and Wonderbuilder.
• New Base Classes: Fleshwraith and Host
• New Prestige Class: Transmechanical Ascendant
• Machinesmiths in NeoExodus

Available in Print at Createspace & Amazon!

NeoExodus Chronicles: Usual Suspects
This sound familiar: You take time creating a developing the right adventure, the players have been waiting for this all session, about to meet the Big Bad Evil Guy and his legion minions. And you don’t have the legion of minions’ statistics built. Doing so many stat blocks is going to take you days and you wish there was a better way. Well now there is. NeoExodus Chronicles: Usual Suspects is a sourcebook where you will find stat blocks for nonplayer characters of various level of the unique races and classes for the NeoExodus: A House Divided campaign setting. It doesn’t matter if you are throwing together a quick encounters right at the table or planning out a long term future campaign, this must have sourcebook, NeoExodus Chronicles: Usual Suspects, does all the hard work for you.

This sourcebook includes:
• Stat blocks for Caneus Empire NPCs including Caneus High Guard.
• Stat blocks for Reis Confederacy NPCs including Confederate Panther Warriors and Confederate Sentinels.
• Stat blocks for Sanguine Covenant NPCs including Covenant Daemonslayers and Covenant Purifiers.
• Stat blocks for Dominion NPCs including Dominion Khalid Asad and Dominion Wyrdcasters
• Stat blocks for Imperial Alliance NPCs including Imperial Apothecaries, Imperial Jannisaries and Imperial Men-At-Arms
• Stat blocks for Janus Horde NPCs including Janus Horde Berserkers and Janus Horde Fists Of The Dragon
• And many, many more!

Available in Print at Createspace & Amazon!

[Shadowborn]

I think the second link is missing an "h" off of "http" there...

NeoExodus Chronicles: Usual Suspects

There we go.

[Daniel Turner Zen Archer]

I can't wait for the new archetypes for the Machinesmith to be released into the pathfinder store!

[LMPjr007]

Daniel Turner Zen Archer wrote:

I can't wait for the new archetypes for the Machinesmith to be released into the pathfinder store!

We sent copies to Paizo so I am guessing that will have them by this week.

[SquishyPoetFromBeyondTheStars]

Is this just a reprint of the first Machinsmith PDF or is there new content in here as well?

[TarkXT]

Looks like a combination of stuff to me.

[Changing Man]

I wish there was a novel or a novella of the setting to help get into things- I snagged the Free RPG Day adventure from my FLGS, but a lot of things just left me saying "huh?". But having things available in print is a BIG plus in my book :) well done, sir!

[LMPjr007]

SquishyPoetFromBeyondTheStars wrote:

Is this just a reprint of the first Machinsmith PDF or is there new content in here as well?

This is all of our Machinesmith content PLUS the content from Super Genius Games AND Rite Publishing created content. Now all of it is available in print for those that love the class.

SquishyPoetFromBeyondTheStars wrote:

wish there was a novel or a novella of the setting to help get into things- I snagged the Free RPG Day adventure from my FLGS, but a lot of things just left me saying "huh?". But having things available in print is a BIG plus in my book :) well done, sir!

You mean besides the NeoExodus Legendary Tales: The Shield of Ignorance PDF and ebook? This is the only one we currently have available. But expect to see more in the near future. If you are not sure you want to buy, Click here to read our free ebook NeoExodus Legendary Tales: The Shield of Ignorance - Chapter One written by Joshua Cole, edited by Joshua Yearsley.

[LMPjr007]

If you want to check out me unpacking copies of the two books from CreateSPace, Check out this video!

[Changing Man]

LMPjr007 wrote:

You mean besides the NeoExodus Legendary Tales: The Shield of Ignorance PDF and ebook? This is the only one we currently have available. But expect to see more in the near future. If you are not sure you want to buy, Click here to read our free ebook NeoExodus Legendary Tales: The Shield of Ignorance - Chapter One written by Joshua Cole, edited by Joshua Yearsley.

I mean, physical ones I can actually hold in my hands and read :) I tried doing eBooks once, but I got so much of a headache it wasn't fun.

[LMPjr007]

Changing Man wrote:

I mean, physical ones I can actually hold in my hands and read :) I tried doing eBooks once, but I got so much of a headache it wasn't fun.

Since these are short stories it it not financially reasonable to make them print-on-demand product. I am sure when we start collecting some of the future stories together, then it will be a possibility.

[Changing Man]

LMPjr007 wrote:

Since these are short stories it it not financially reasonable to make them print-on-demand product. I am sure when we start collecting some of the future stories together, then it will be a possibility.

I can understand the financial feasibility aspect completely :)

and I also understand that this is *my* problem, and a major frustration for me personally, as there are so many things out there in PDF that I'll probably never read, simply due to the format. Which is why I was pleased to see the announcement of works being offered Print-on-demand !

[Shadowborn]

Changing Man wrote:

I mean, physical ones I can actually hold in my hands and read :) I tried doing eBooks once, but I got so much of a headache it wasn't fun.

Have you tried an actual Kindle or Nook? Not the tablets, but an actual ebook reader? They don't have back-lit screens like tablets or phones, so there's no eyestrain from staring at a monitor for hours. My Kindle is the best $80 investment I've ever made. I'm usually packing around a few hundred books on any given day, no headaches, and having the Oxford English Dictionary at my fingertips is a definite bonus.

[Changing Man]

Shadowborn wrote:

Have you tried an actual Kindle or Nook?

I toyed with a borrowed one some time ago, but it was kind of a wonky experience for me. But I understand some of the problems with glare and whatnot have been fixed in more recent incarnations. Part of the problem there is, that would pretty much devour my "extras" allowance, meaning that I wouldn't be able to get any RPG goodies for the month. That, and I really am a staunch supporter of brick-n-mortar Game Shops / Booksellers. It already kind of sucks, that of the 4 Game stores here in the city, only ONE still gets any RPG things in anymore. The other two are only selling off backstock (or not buying new things in English), doing TCG's and mainly LARP. By those 2, anytime I inquire about anything I'm told "E-bay or Amazon", both of which are a pain if you prefer doing things cash.