It’s been a couple months since we did a review round-up, but that hasn’t stopped the reviews from pouring in! There’s a bunch of them, from many different reviewers covering many different products. What do they have in common? You like us! You really like us! Seriously, though, folks, here’s a look at some of the terrific reviews we’ve seen over the past month or two: First up, in honor of our primate soon-to-be-overlords: #1 With a Bullet Point: 3

1 idea, 1 page, 1 dollar 3 Simian Races brings you, well, 3 races. Simian races, to be precise. Along with all the rules you need to add these races to your campaign, in whatever capacity you want them So whether the apes are rising on your planet, or it might just be fun to add a little monkey business to your campaign, this title gives you just what you need—and nothing else. If you haven’t checked out our #1

Sticks and stones may break my bones. Well, sticks, mostly. . . Used chariots. Surplus alchemy. Black market magic. The canny trickster, con artist, and merchant goblin known as Krazy Kragnar has dabbled in many businesses. Now his most ambitious and upscale project to date has opened its doors: Krazy Kragnar’s Magic Staff Emporium. With clients including dwarf gesith mages from the Rune Peaks, tormentor battle-cursers from Ankhara, secretive shadow-bedreven from the Cairnwood, and adventurous archmages of all stripes, can

Isn’t it time you loaded up on some loot? Magic items are for the cool kids—you know, mid-level and higher characters. Low-level characters might be able to afford the odd potion or scroll, but they don’t have the dough for interesting, permanent magic items. Right? Wrong. Loot 4 Less: Things That Make You Go Boom gives you an incredible array of magic items costing 2,500 gp or less: rings (there are 30 of them), rods (8), and arms and armor (12,

Stuff people want to play That’s how Sean K Reynolds, Paizo Publishing’s Developer for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, describes the contents of the Adventurer’s Handbook in his Introduction to this book. He also says that the Genius Guides are “fun, playable, and of excellent quality.” If the people who make Pathfinder are saying that, shouldn’t you check the material out for yourself? Written by industry veterans and Pathfinder contributors Owen K.C. Stephens and Stan!, this book contains 5 new base classes,