Has it really only been a week since we posted nearly 20 new reviews? In the mean time, amazingly, we have another 10 or so to share! If you see a quote you like, click through for the full review.
Krazy Kagnar’s Magic Staff Emporium
“Evocative descriptions, full construction notes, recharging information and neat ideas (like the Staff of 4 Winds or the Staff of the White Necromancer), there just isn’t anything to complain about with regards to these staves”
“If you have any inclining in wanting more out of the magic item selection, than this book will cater to that need in a heart beat.”
“I can honestly say I absolutely loved the staves, they where all outstanding and the themes where very well captured. My only complaint about the whole product is I want a lot more staves.”
#1 With A Bullet Point: 3 Simian Races
“Just enough information is provided to spark a GM’s creative processes, without pigeon-holing the races in ways that the GM may not want to go in his or her own Campaign.”
“It is very, very worth the cost of buying it. Especially if you’re looking for something new for the game table.”
Genius Guide to the Witch Hunter
“Smart wording, concise writing and solid rules make this a highly recommended buy.”
Advance Options: Additional Oracle Curses
“These curses are packed with flavor and feel better than the ones in the book.”
Advanced Options: Extra Evolutions
“All in all, this is an amazing value for the price listed, and a near necessity for the players of summoners.”
Advanced Options: Alchemists’ Discoveries
“I… consider this book to rank among the finest of the Advanced Options line.”
The Genius Guide to the Godling
“The capstone ability sees your ascension to demigod-status and while sufficiently powerful, is still playable – now is that cool?”
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Kiss your soul goodbye!
Demons live to subvert, using temptation and guile to prey upon the sin and weakness of mortals. And few mortal weaknesses are so open to temptation—few sins so open to exploitation—as that of lust. The succubus is one of the most insidious of demonkind, exploiting mortal frailty to further demonic agendas and spread woe and discord.
Mythic Menagerie: Demonic Harlots provide an assortment of variant succubi (and incubi) from CR 6 to CR 14, along with insight into the mind of temptress demons and a range of items, feats, and spells used extensively by the consorts of the Abyss. So draw the shades, light some candles, and kiss your soul goodbye. A pack of demonic harlots is waiting to serve your every imaginable GM need!
Each volume in the Mythic Menagerie series presents a small set of monsters tied to a single theme, but spread over a range of CRs.
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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 Simian Races gets its first review less than 24 hours after release—and it’s 5 stars! (Thanks, Realmwalker!)
Now check out how the Advanced Options line has been received:
- The Advanced Options line gets a 5-star nod in this review by Thilo Graf of Advanced Options: Extra Evolutions.
- But that’s put to shame by not one, but three five-star reviews for Advanced Options: More Cavalier Orders (by Erik Hinkle, Dark Mistress, and Endzeitgeist). Holy moly, thanks, guys!
- Here’s another 5 stars for Advanced Options: Witches’ Hexes, this one also by Endzeitgeist.
- Advanced Options: Alchemists’ Discoveries pulls in 4 stars with this review by Nathan Collins.
- And not to be left out, here’s 5 stars for Advanced Options: Inquisitors’ Judgments (Endzeitgeist again—thanks!).
The Ultimate Options line isn’t doing to badly, either:
- Ultimate Options: New Arcane Discoveries also draws 5 stars, in one review by Nearly enough Dice Podcast and another by Sean Holland.
- As long as we’re on the subject of Ultimate Options, check out this 4-star review of Ultimate Options: New Magus Arcana by Dark Mistress.
And they aren’t alone—here are some reviews for our other product lines:
- And there’s another 4 stars for Anachronistic Adventurers: The Enforcer from Frank Mitchell.
- The Genius Guide to Expanded Favored Class Options picks up 4 stars from Dark Mistress.
- And she gives Sorcerer’s Options: Beyond Bloodlines 5 stars in this review.
- And, finally, Herbert Severson gives us a brief review (but again, 5 stars!) for Mythic Menagerie: The Kingdom of Graves.
Wow! Thanks so much to the (by our count) eight reviewers who posted their thoughts on 12 different products.
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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 with a Bullet Point items yet, why not give this one a try? Seriously, what do you have to lose? (Just a dollar!)
Each title in the #1 with a Bullet Point series brings you a short, sharp batch of mechanics on a single, focused topic. The concept is simple: Strip away the fluff and the extras to bring you one idea, in one page, for one dollar. #1 with a Bullet Point products are usually released in addition to SGG’s normal weekly product.
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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 you afford not to check out his wares?
Krazy Kragnar’s Magic Staff Emporium features a new system for lesser, standard, and greater staffs, along with rules and feats for crafting these items and 10 new staffs, with all three variants for each.
Each Krazy Kragnar short product focuses on a particular variety of adventuring gear, mundane or magical, providing a range of related items. The topics are often eclectic, but they are treated in depth.
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