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For those of you not aware, independent creators can now make products using Pathfinder's IP, using the Paizo Infinite programs!
There's some GREAT stuff available already.
I am particular excited about the fiction! Pathfinder fiction, again!
Vellum & Lace Ep 00 Moving Day is available at a promo for just 50 cents!
And check out the October-appropriate Something to Dismember Me By: A Harrowing Hayride, 11-pages of autumnal fun and mini-games!
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There's so much great stuff on Infinite already!
I really got a kick out of Joshua Hennington's Cantrippers: A Card-Pulling Subsystem and Archetype. It's a subsystem based on the cantrip deck from Secrets of Magic and it looks like a lot of fun!
I too picked up Something to Dismember Me By, and Jen's art is fantastic.
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I'm really enjoying the new fiction released by Chris A. Jackson, famed Pathfinder Tales novelist. He's got these origins stories posted that are fantastic!
For the Love of Calistria - all about Vera
The Courtship of Celeste - All about Celeste, the moon naga
Mutinous Dogs - The story of Captain Vin!
I'm reading through them now, and they're fantastic!
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For those of you not aware, independent creators can now make products using Pathfinder's IP, using the Paizo Infinite programs!
There's some GREAT stuff available already.
I am particular excited about the fiction! Pathfinder fiction, again!
Vellum & Lace Ep 00 Moving Day is available at a promo for just 50 cents!
And check out the October-appropriate Something to Dismember Me By: A Harrowing Hayride, 11-pages of autumnal fun and mini-games!
Thanks Owen!
Yeah, the Prologue for Vellum & Lace is only $0.50. We plan on releasing monthly episodes for $2.00 each, and about 3k-5k words each. Expect about 20 episodes in the first big plot arc (about the size of a novel).
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Vanessa, I super enjoyed the first installment, and I already feel invested in these characters!
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I thik that Kishmo did a nice job with the Microsingularity Solarian. I would love to have a tiny black hole I can use to control the bttlefield.
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Thanks for the compliment, Kate; it means a lot! I'm excited to write more Cantrippers content!
The Ravaged Rover is a really cool design space for an archetype! The author did well making a modular druid class archetype that can use guns in a variety of ways. Kudos!
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I'm doing reviews of Infinity products on my twitch channel every Friday at 6 PM. Last week I covered (in alphabetical order):
Cantrippers: A Card-Pulling Subsystem and Archetype was worth every penny; I'm a huge sucker for TCGs in TTRPGs and the idea of the church of Irez selling these "mini-scrolls" is so stylish and fun. It takes a great item from Secrets of Magic that I already wanted to use as treasure in my campaign and just expands it enough that you could build an entire character off it! Perfect!
Factotum gives us a complete base class for less than $2, and it's a doozy. Veterans of the hobby might recognize the class, and if you loved the one from Dungeonscape you're going to love this. In short, you get a bunch of archetype feats so you can "dabble" in different class features, and can temporarily be "inspired" to get an even more versatile selection of class features, from trap finding to divine font, a limited number of times per day. It makes for a great "jack of all trades", especially when you don't feel like singing and/or dancing.
Loamlings of Golarion is another great example of what you can do with infinite. While I expected nothing less than the best from both author and publisher, I was still pleasantly surprised by how good this was. Jacob's artwork is as endearing as ever, and the variety of loamlings depicted is wonderfully inspiring. The ancestry's story and flavor runs the gamut from serious to fun, giving every sort of player something to sink their teeth into. There are some great feats here for "earth elemental" related stuff, which I usually find a "hit or miss". Michael Sayre has managed to hit a great balance given this ancestry comes with a burrow speed (don't worry, GMs, there's limits). The added Golarion lore was executed masterfully.
Ravaged Rover: A Gunslinging Druid Class Archetype is a solid idea and execution! A ravager druid looks really fun, and using the orders to make the archetype a versatile one with multiple executions makes this product feel like you can actually do something with this class other than the one or two tricks the author intended. I also love to see more from the Mana Wastes!
Vellum & Lace Ep 00 Moving Day was incredibly fun and I can't wait for the series to continue! The characters have great chemistry, and the expanded cast is spicy as heck. I love it.
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I thik that Kishmo did a nice job with the Microsingularity Solarian. I would love to have a tiny black hole I can use to control the bttlefield.
Aww, thanks Kate!! Echoing UllarWarlord, it's praise from Caesar indeed :) I worry that it's too rules-dense for a single class feature, but the evocative imagery hopefully makes up for all the wordiness to cover all of the corner and edge cases.
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Oh, a nice art piece would be great!
I've actually been really interested to see some of the art products going up on Infinite.
The equally amazing Sheppi Rodriguez put together some isometric assets for your VTT games.