This book has a wide variety of options that are all fairly well balanced, which is exactly what I was hoping for! What was especially interesting to me, however, was the mythic expansion for Soulforger. I had initially been expecting something like a new Destiny that used Soulforger as a base. Instead, it's melding the rules of the Soulforger archetype with Mythic, granting new and powerful ways to use their Soulforged Armaments that require Mythic Points to use each day. It's a fun idea to make Mythic more exciting in the early levels! I hope we can see more stuff like that in the future.

Awesome art. Exactly what I needed as a mentor for a monk PC :) ! We are in dire need of more "pathfinder-esque" elves.

Interesting and fun adventures for various levels! Tom is a master writer and puts so much care and passion into his adventures. I highly recommend this book.

Full of short but quality adventures that work perfectly to fill in gaps in larger campaigns, or to play on their own as one offs. Each is well written with plenty of lore to set the stage, interesting characters, detailed maps, and seamless foundry integration. If you've been yearning for some underwater exploration, The Sunken Vaults will definitely give you a taste while leaving you yearning for more.

Recently purchased 3 supplementals from this author. I went to upload the Json files to foundry VTT and apparently they are outdated. I would be grateful if you could provide me with an updated json or a work around to upload them. TIA

UPDATE Contacted them through Discord and they provided an updated link to the files!!

Recently purchased 3 supplementals from this author. I went to upload the Json files to foundry VTT and apparently they are outdated. I would be grateful if you could provide me with an updated json or a work around to upload them. TIA

UPDATE Contacted them through Discord and they provided an updated link to the files!!

Really well thought out fun in-town mystery adventure with a great twist. Great addition to prove you don't need a long journey to a remote destination to find a compelling riddle to solve.

I'll need more time to properly dive through this, but this book is quite amazing in its love of the setting and plethora of options. No notes

Another amazing piece of work from the people at Team+ as they give players more options to make the heroes they want to and give us all more of things that the basic book left out. Always good, always balanced, and always something I look forward to either playing myself or seeing my players use.

You can really tell this book is the work of passionate people as soon as you open it up, and then from there you're in for a treat.

Each option added in this book, and there are quite a few, is filled with so much cultural heritage and awesome ideas. I really like the Horse Lord and Minatan Dancer archetypes.

I'm always looking forward to the next piece coming out from Team+, and this one definitely delivers!

Once again Team+ knocks it out of the park! While I know they didn't do as much writing on this one as they did in previous editions due to letting the other writers express themselves more, the expanded options and archetypes are amazing! My favorite is the Hongali Horse Lord! There are also really cool things like the Qi Shaper archetype that allow you to even give some of your HP in order to deal more damage. I look forward to being able to use these options soon!

First off, I love this product. Really introduces a whole slew of cool new abilities, schools and directions a character can go. I am an especially big fan of the Deliberations, which can really shake up the entire feel of the wizard.

But theres also one thing under Animatamancy that confused me a little bit. the "Animated Spark" is listed as CANTRIP 1 and does not have the focus trait. Yet on the same page the level 14 Feat "Animated Troop" lists it as a Focus cantrip as a requirement. It also lists under Special, that School of Unified Magical Theory Wizards create a number of of separate familiars as they have ranks of spells, provided there are enough objects that could be targeted. So if I create multiple familiars this way, do I have to spend an action per familiar i want give actions to, or do i spend 1 action to give all created familiars 2 actions?

Thanks in advance for any clarification.

A short and simple guide. Homefinder is an excellent place to start if you want to have your own unique base-building mechanics. Whether it's building a pirate ship or a humble village, the core principle of Homefinder can easily be applied.

Incredibly useful. Not only as a book of character options—which by itself is very cool and allows for interesting character combinations—but also for GMs who want to add NPCs (or have them detailed in an AP) that will accompany the party for a while. It just doesn't make sense for them not to participate in battle.

I usually give control over them to a willing player, and while it increases the party’s overall power, it’s comparable to giving runes a bit earlier, which is very easy to manage (slightly higher HP for enemies usually suffices). Because Retinues are mechanically similar in strength to animal companions, controlling these NPCs comes naturally to my players.

Overall, 10/10 product—I wish I could give it more.

An EXCELLENT addition to any campaign, especially if you're running Sky King's Tomb! The adventure is well-paced, full of flavor and lore, and fun encounters that challenge your players just enough. Foundry assets are clean and easy to use. Highly recommend!