Jason Nelson

Legendary Games

David N. Ross

Alex Augunas

Blood Magic of the EastAsian Bloodlines brings you an awesome array of new options for spontaneous spellcasters in your Pathfinder Roleplaying Game campaign, drawn from the myths and legends of fantasy Asia! Inside you'll find over 20 dynamic and exciting bloodlines for sorcerers and bloodragers alike! Whether your heroes are descended from the clever kitsune or the treacherous kappa, the friendly and protective kami spirits or the seductively sinister rakshasa, or the imperial dragons that span every part of the alignment spectrum, you'll find options here for you. Feathered tengu sword saints and noble naga bloodlines stand alongside those of the savage oni or the imperious descendants of kings and emperors, with mutated bloodlines for kitsune, nagas, and oni as well! If you want to bring a touch of the Orient to sorcery in your campaign, Asian Bloodlines is your ticket to ride! Grab this ??-page Pathfinder magic supplement today and Make Your Game Legendary!

Asian Bloodlines

Alexander Augunas

Tyler Beck

Anthony Li

Call upon otherworldly powers and summon beings from beyond with Pathfinder Player Companion: Monster Summoner's Handbook! Featuring dozens of new feats, magic items, archetypes, and character options designed to grant you control over fantastic beasts or enhance your summoning prowess, this player-friendly volume contains everything you need to transform your adventurer into a herald of forces benign or malevolent, divine, or alien. Call upon never-before-seen creatures and claim all the tools you need to make yourself a true master of monsters!

Monster Summoner's Handbook

Pathfinder Player Companion

Peggy comes of age in a rat race with another name: meritocracy. The story begins when she leaves her cold and tacky Long Island background behind, graduating from Tufts University. But her background isn't far enough behind. She still carries a drawing she found with her brother everywhere she goes. It needs an appraisal from a major museum but that seems to take too long. She wants to move on to San Francisco, Brooklyn, Oxford.Along the way the urge for going is matched by her urge to follow a man with high ranking in the art world. He is the only one who can give her the attribution she needs, but she has to follow him for thousands of miles. The cooler and more virtuous he is, the more power he has over her life.The meritocracy rewards and punishes in perverse ways.

Memoirs of a Young Woman

That Boy's Seven Kinds of Love

David N. Ross

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