Deep Magic of the Shifting Sands!For countless ages, the deserts have held secrets that fascinate, delight, and terrify. Ancient knowledge can be found here by those who know how and where to look. A nice Southlands take on the Deep Magic: Rune Magic rune system.
If you are familiar with that supplement, this will seem very familiar. They’ve tightened up the rules nicely, and abilities are tied to long rests and none of the bonuses are the once per week style. All the praise in the reviews for the rune system apply to the hieroglyph system, and pretty much all of the nitpicks have been fixed.As with the Rune Magic, this is a great way to flavour your non-caster using a different path to magic.
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The powers are very nicely scoped to develop character rather than take it over and the bonuses merely take away some of the sting of giving up an ability score improvement to gain the powers.The three new magic items are also great, the Coffer of Memory has a lot of richness, but given an unlimited capacity and vague restriction of “important events” is subject to a bit of cheese if your table swings that way. It basically writes the plot hooks itself though finding a full Coffer stuffed with random clues to a mystery could drive any number of stories.The Eye of Tetsu provides a poor mans familiar, though it’s not explicitly mentioned if the spirit can take any actions.
A great item for a hieroglyph master to have, and it keeps with the theme.Finally, the Nurian Stone helps shore up a low Int in your non-caster by effectively increasing your spell save DC by one, continuing the theme of a non-caster getting by with some magic he picked up along the way.The spells are a nicely rounded set with an overall theme, but the theme is more strongly suggests pharoes and mummies than the hieroglyphs and items do. As with most of the Deep Magic series, if you have the excellent Midgard Heroes Handbook, you already have all the spells. That said, if you have the Heroes Handbook and like the rune magic, but tend to play further south in Midgard, the $2.99 is well worth it for the hieroglyphs and items alone.The only reason I knocked a star off has nothing to do with the content, but the Open Game Content declaration. This supplement adds only a single usable new OGL item (the amazing Coffer of Memory). While the hieroglyph feats are Open Content, the hieroglyphs themselves are not, which effectively makes them unusable.
Pretty much every other Deep Magic installment has been chock full of new usable OGL content, so I hope this isn’t a trend.A great well themed supplement, and a perfect purchase both for someone who wants to expand on a Southlands cleric, sorcerer, warlock, or wizard (and doesn’t have the Heroes Handbook) as well as someone who has a non-caster or partial caster who wants to add a Southlands magical flair.
Lure ancient spirits to bargain for their supernatural power.Immerse yourself in the ancient rituals and legends of pact magic. Grab thick chalk, gather totems, inscribe a geometric sigil, and invoke the name of an inchoate and terrible spirit from the Dark Beyond to aid your quest.Behold! With a final flourish, you surrender to the spirit and a quivering surge of power emanates from deep within. Are you ready?
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Follow paths once trodden by shivering demons and martyred titans, lost mortals and chastised gods. Within this occult pages, the vestiges of 144 sundered souls lie at your fingertips, yours to command if you dare.You will discover:. The pactmaker class with access to binder secrets. Archetype options to integrate pactmaking into 30 popular classes. Feats, spells, and magic items suited to binding of spirits. One hundred forty-four bindable spirits from across the ages.
Each spirit includes a legend, granted abilities, and more. Six prestige classes, seven organizations and three alternate planes of existence well-suited to occult adventures. Occult creatures, pactmaker background generator, pact maladies, dangerous ravager spirits, and more. Ideas for GMs to integrate pact magic into their campaign settings.This FULL COLOR tome brings together and replaces prior renditions of pact magic including Secrets of Pact Magic by Dario Nardi and adapted works by Alex Augunas. All classes, spirits, etc are entirely rewritten from the ground up.You must use Adobe Acrobat 9.0 or later.For use with the world's most popular table-top roleplaying game.Want a HARDCOPY??? Visit the PAIZO.com store. I would like to clarify something.I personally didn't say it was overpriced.
I said that I had already bought the four other previous pact books, which at today's (9/26/2016) price, is $50. The author confirmed that having those four means I have 75% of what it is in this book. Therefore, what I asked for was a discount for already having purchased much of this content.Having said that, I reiterate that I do agree that new packaging, updates, new art, and combined into one book have value. I just haven't decided yet if they have full value.to me.
Daniel J, how about a little more information to help me make that call?Did you buy all of the previous items? If so, how does it compare? Would you say paying for a lot of the material again was worth it? If not, can you give a rundown on what it has, what you like, and how you plan to use it or are using it in your games?
Or review it with more than a paragraph?Again, I didn't say it was overpriced. I agree that they should be compensated for their work.
If you like it, sell me on it! @Jonathan GIf you have all four of Radiance House's pact magic books, you probably have roughly 3/4 of the content in this book, but that content isn't all converted for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, wasn't written and balanced by a well-known freelancer and several months' worth of open playtesting, and doesn't have the polish or full-color artwork that the Grimoire of Lost Souls has. I wouldn't count on a sale any time soon. Personally, I wouldn't be mad, because in my opinion this is as different from all of the books you own as the Pathfinder RPG Core Rulebook is from the 3.5 PHB and DMG, and saves you about as much work. Plus the book is GORGEOUS (there should be a preview up on this page).But of course it is your money and you should do whatever you feel is best for you and your finances with it. If you want to update the content in your books yourself, please be advised that it took Dario and I together roughly two years to rite everything in the Grimoire of Lost Souls and update. See more things from previous books.
Thanks for the reply!A few points for you, then.a) update the preview with the cover, or some other art, and at least partial table of contents. I don't think the preview above gives me enough to see your point on the art or extra material.b) I think you need to replace 'All classes, spirits, etc are entirely rewritten from the ground up' with what you have said above in your reply to me.
I didn't get the above points from that one sentence. That would have helped explain to me why it would be worth it and the effort.As I said, I think artists/creators should be paid for their effort. Having explained it to me, I understand and am more willing to pay for it.
What would get me to pay for it again is a (Strands of) Fate version!:). Overall an improvement over earlier iterations of the supplements, it brought back some features Secrets of Pact magic, improved spirit scaling so you can be an 'evocation occultist' if you really wanted to and quashed much of the more broken stuff pact magic could do like crystalized pain and simulacrum abuse.Some complaints I have are over the name of the updated class, since paizo stole the name occultist 100% coincidentally trust me, the occultist has become the 'pactmaker.' Another complaint that ought to be fixed is the shear amount of gibberish in the book, lines of text will be replaced by random strings of characters. And lastly, I'm happy to pay almost 40 bucks for the product but it's a bit on the pricy side.Overall 4/5 would not buy again because it's 40 bucks, but it's a great supplement. Thanks for your review! I would appreciate it if you made it formal so we could have a star rating on the product—every bit of attention helps.Also, sorry you don't like the name pactmaker.
It wasn't my first choice, but we let our Kickstarter backers vote and the name fits what the class does, so I'm alright with that personally. There's a nifty sidebar in the Introduction that has a list of potential alternate names for the class if you don't like the name pactmaker for your home games—we just won't be using any of those alternate names in official publications.