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Published: 2019-06-11 15:14:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 2892; Favourites: 33; Downloads: 0
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For the Pathfinder RPG customer who wants a little more, Everyman Gaming is proud to introduce Everyman Minis! Uniting several high-quality Pathfinder RPG freelancers under a single product line, each week a different Everyman Gaming author or freelancer tackles an exciting new topic by creating a miniature product specially designed to scratch that product’s particular itch.


This special bundle contains eight never-before-seen Everyman Minis products especially designed for 1st Edition Pathfinder, several of which are so large that we should probably call them Everyman Maxi(mum). This special deal includes:


Everyman Minis: Perplexingly Bizarre Archetypes. From the minds of Alexander Augunas and Owen K.C. Stephens, this product introduces three special multiclass archetypes with rules for taking them with any Pathfinder Roleplaying Game class. New archetypes include the chimeraborn (Surprise! You were a chimera all along!), Herald of the Puppet God (You wear a hand puppet. The hand puppet is also a god.), Isekai Avatar (Your character is from another world where their current reality is just a tabletop RPG.), and the Tyrannomorph (You've mastered the esoteric art of transforming into a T-Rex.)

Everyman Minis: Creepy Creatures. Alexander Augunas and Luis Loza have eight all-new monsters for you to throw at your unwitting players! Including terrors like the Maternal Hag, two new levialogi, herkomurks, and more!

Everyman Minis: Bloodrager Bloodlines. Matt Morris provides readers with three all-new bloodrager bloodlines: Axiomite, Haunted, Protean, and Underverse!

Everyman Minis: Squishikin Options. Sasha Lindley Hall introduces readers to a host of new alternate feats and racial traits for squishikin characters, as well as the all-new misfit toy antipaladin archetype!

Everyman Minis: Soulless. Alexander Augunas introduces readers to matters of the heart with this all-new mini, which includes a treatise on the nature of the body, mind, and soul, two new soulless monsters, and a soulless template for transforming even the most noble of hearts into a shadowy creature.

Everyman Minis: Everyman Races. Alexander Augunas and David N. Ross team up to provide readers with a brand-new race, the grinnikin, as well as four-paage treatment for three of Everyman Gaming's most popular new races: mephians, nashi, and yroometji.

Everyman Minis: Familiar Archetypes. David N. Ross provides a host of new archetypes for your familiars. Whether you're a wizard, a witch, or a fighter with a fuzzy best friend, your familiar will benefit from one of the all-new archetypes in this product.

Everyman Minis: Occultist Panoplies. Sasha Lindley Hall weaves the tall of several all-new occultist panoplies, which are formed when occultists combine specific occultist implements together into a custom set.

With Everyman Gaming, innovation is never more than a page away!


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Comments: 7

ardashir [2019-06-11 16:22:55 +0000 UTC]

Man that sounds like one crazy list. I have got to see this one.

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EverybodyGames In reply to ardashir [2019-06-13 13:25:28 +0000 UTC]

Thanks! It's crazy AND usable. We weren't sure what demand for Pathfinder 1E content would be like following 2E's release, so we decided to put out as many balls-to-the-wall ideas as possible for this bundle.

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ardashir In reply to EverybodyGames [2019-06-13 14:42:40 +0000 UTC]

It's great. I have a ton of Everyman Gaming PDFs, and more than once I've found your work (and Legendary's)Β  an improvement on the original. And I'll still be picking some 1E Pathfinder material up in the future.

My sole regret is that you didn't get to do a 1E Pathfinder PDF for the Rougarou. I love them and it's a shame they showed up so late.

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EverybodyGames In reply to ardashir [2019-06-14 01:29:42 +0000 UTC]

Yeah, I'm disappointed about that too. There's a fair amount of fixes and expansion I would have liked to do for the PF1 rougarou if the sales were there. But alas, PF1 sales tanked REALLY hard in the months that followed the Playtest's announcement and subsequent release.

But it's good to know that rougarous have fans out there!

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ardashir In reply to EverybodyGames [2019-06-14 04:47:59 +0000 UTC]

I figure that if nothing else, there could be feats giving them more uses of their shapeshifting per day and maybe around 7th-9th level or so one that let them change into a dire wolf rather than a normal one. I.e., Beast Shape II.

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EverybodyGames In reply to ardashir [2019-06-15 01:43:44 +0000 UTC]

Mathematically, there's no reason that ability should have a daily limit as written. Change shape doesn't give you ability score modifiers by default, and that level has the same natural armor and natural weapons as a rogarou, and doesn't have trip.

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ardashir In reply to EverybodyGames [2019-06-15 15:59:22 +0000 UTC]

I don't get it either but for whatever reason Pathfinder was/is very leery about most anything involving easy shapeshifting for PCs. I've long wanted to see spells and the like that allow for turning into other humanoids on a relatively easy long-term basis.

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