The Genius Guide to Favored Class Options

In the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, every time characters take a level in a favored class, they gain a bonus. Under the core rules, that bonus is either +1 skill point or +1 hit point. However, The Advanced Player's Guide introduced a new set of racial favored class options. These are benefits that members of specific races can get when they gain a level in a class that is listed ...   [click here for more]

[4e] Fantastic Races: The Arak

[PFRPG] The Genius Guide to Arcane Archetypes

Arcane magic is one of the most popular, flexible, and influential components of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game. Arcane spells immediately call to mind some of the most iconic elements of fantasy stories. Characters flying through the air, chucking bolts of lightening at their foes, and deflecting dragon's breath with mystic shields are fun and memorable parts of high-magic games. Even ...   [click here for more]

[PFRPG] The Genius Guide to Crystal Magic

Gemstones and other crystals have long been associated with magic and purity. You only have to think of how crystal balls are used in fiction-often portrayed as the very source of a witch or wizard's powers-to be sure of that connection. Even in modern times, the link has remained strong. Go to any bookstore or new age gift store to see that people today still associate crystals with healing an...   [click here for more]

[PFRPG] The Genius Guide to Feats of Battle

There are lots of feats for battle in the core rules of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game. In fact, it could be argued that most of the feats in the game are battle-related. This naturally leads to asking if yet more feats based on kicking ass and taking names are really needed. The answer is an emphatic "Yes!"

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[PFRPG] The Genius Guide to Feats of Runic Might

Runes-an ancient form of writing often linked to strange and magical powers. In history, runes are nearly-two-thousand-year-old alphabets whose origins remain shrouded in mystery. In legend, wizards, shamans, and warriors use runes to imbue places, items, and even people on which they are inscribed with fantastic powers. Runes, it has been said, hold the power to foretell the future and even to...   [click here for more]

[PFRPG] The Genius Guide to Feats of Subterfuge

Not every Pathfinder Roleplaying Game character is built to take challenges on using direct assaults - some prefer subtler methods that focus on stealth, misdirection, and covert maneuvers. The Genius Guide to Feats of Subterfuge contains a collection of feats that provide new alternatives to characters who use duplicity and deception to make their ways through the world, including exactly zero...   [click here for more]

[PFRPG] The Genius Guide to Loot 4 Less vol. 4: Fantastic Footwear

Welcome to the fourth book in the Loot 4 Less line, where we deal exclusively in items with a cost-to-consumer of 2,500 gp or less. That's right: no epic items, ice picks of the dwarven gods, or even moderate magic items here. This is a forum for the cheapest of the cheap, and that's it. And just to up the level of difficulty, we also don't deal in one-shot (or even two- or three-shot) m...   [click here for more]

[PFRPG] The Genius Guide to Martial Archetypes

The "fighting man" is the anchor of a huge collection of myth, legend, and fantasy fiction. While it is wizards and dragons that make fantasy ... well ... fantastic, most often the heroes of those tales are loyal knights, dashing swashbucklers, royal guards, kung fu masters, grim gladiators, and duelists armed with quick wits and quicker blades. The image of the brave warrior is universal, an i...   [click here for more]

[PFRPG] The Genius Guide to Races of Hoof and Horn

Fantasy should be fantastic (and by "fantastic" we mean the dictionary definition-conceived by unrestrained fancy; beyond the realm of the ordinary). That might seem like an obvious thing to say, but fantasy fiction has become so common in popular entertainment that in many ways it has lost its sense of fancy. Elves and dwarves and orcs ... we've seen them all before. They're as familiar to the...   [click here for more]

[PFRPG] The Genius Guide to the Archon

The Archon is a new core class, designed for use with the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game. It is a hybrid combat class, designed to blend arcane power (including spellcasting) with martial skill. While an archon lacks the ongoing high damage output of most other fighting classes, and has neither the heavy armor of a fighter (at least initially) or the enhanced hit points of the ba...   [click here for more]

[PFRPG] The Genius Guide to the Dragonrider

Super Genius Games is proud to announce a new line of products for use with the Pathfinder RPG. The Genius Guide series of products are short electronic books that feature new templates, classes, spells, prestige classes and/or magic items. For use by players and GMs, each Genius Guide is low-priced and ready to be dropped into your game.

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[PFRPG] The Genius Guide to the Magister

The magister* is a new base class designed for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game. She is a hybrid spellcaster, combining arcane spells drawn from power within herself and the faith needed to also call upon divine spells. A magister may be a church wizard, a priestess of magic who has studied the arcane arts, or a dynamic spiritualist who sees no difference in the two traditional forms of...   [click here for more]

[PFRPG] The Genius Guide to the Shadow Assassin

Super Genius Games is proud to announce a new line of products for use with the Pathfinder RPG. The Genius Guide series of products are short electronic books that feature new templates, classes, spells, prestige classes and/or magic items. For use by players and GMs, each Genius Guide is low-priced and ready to be dropped into your game.<>...   [click here for more]

[PFRPG] The Genius Guide to the Time Thief

Time marches relentlessly onward like grains of sand falling through an hourglass, once each has passed the threshold, it will never pass that way again. But time precognition, chronomancy, and time travel are common themes in fantasy fiction, as are the notions of fate, destiny, and even the timestream itself. Yet such things are rarely dealt with in most games.

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[PFRPG] The Genius Guide to the War Master

The war master is a new base class, designed for use with the Pathfinder RPG. It is a class designed to lead others in battle, using (mostly) nonmagical talents to grant combat benefits to friends and followers, place enemies at disadvantages, and use the many arts of war in all aspects of his life. A war master is designed to allow both experienced tacticians and play...   [click here for more]

[RuneQuest] Danger in the City of Immer

This adventure, for use with the new version of RuneQuest, introduces you to the legendary and mythic world of Diomin, a dark fantasy setting where the mighty deeds of heroes, and the terrible atrocities of villains, clash amidst the mysterious machinations of the gods. Become immersed in a world where a dark and twisted race attempt to bring about the total annihilation of all life, and then o...   [click here for more]

Forbidden Kingdoms - Master Codex Babbage Edition

The lights in the small office began to dim, then in one fell swoop they extinguished, leaving the duo to be illuminated by the etheric glow of the box they had just opened. The professor raised his head and looked around, not fully comprehending what had just occurred. Beside him his assistant, a perky young woman named Emily, stepped away from the hellish radiance. She clenched her fearfu...   [click here for more]