Super Genius Games to manage and run subscription based website Dungeonaday.com August 06, 2010 (SAN DIEGO, CA and MILWAUKEE, WI) – Super Genius Games announced today that it has signed an agreement with Dungeons and Dragons 3rd Edition designer, Monte Cook, to manage and further develop the ground breaking web portal Dungeonaday.com. Starting September 1, 2010, Super Genius Games will handle the day to day design and management of the content on the site, using plans developed by Monte Cook,

Nothing makes you feel good quite the way a new pair of shoes does … especially if those shoes let you kick some extra butt or leap a mile through the air, like the ones in our latest Pathfinder compatible book do! Let’s take a look inside Loot 4 Less, vol. 4: Fantastic Footwear. Welcome to the fourth book in the Loot 4 Less line, where we deal exclusively in items with a cost-to-consumer of 2,500 gp or less. That’s right: no

We’re very excited to announce the release of The Genius Guide to Feats of Subterfuge, the second in our line of books featuring feats meant to enhance a core mechanic or style of play. Not every Pathfinder Roleplaying Game character is built to take challenges on using direct assaults – some prefer subtler methods that focus on stealth, misdirection, and covert maneuvers. The Genius Guide to Feats of Subterfuge contains a collection of feats that provide new alternatives to characters

Pathfinder fans take note, we’ve just released a new core class suitable for both PCs and NPCs in The Genius Guide to the Death Mage. The death mage is an arcane spellcasting class that focuses on powers drawn from the dead, dying, and undead. Death mages are not just specialist wizards or variant sorcerers, but an entirely new kind of arcane spellcaster with different types of powers and a unique spell list. A death mage is designed to allow characters to

Winter weather has settled over great swaths of the U.S. (not to mention the U.K.), which is thematically appropriate for our latest Pathfinder compatible product — The Genius Guide to Ice Magic. Of all the damage types, fire and lightning seem to get all the best coverage. Maybe it’s because fireball and lightning bolt are quantum leaps forward in the offensive arsenals of low-level sorcerers and wizards, or just that there’s a limited amount of space in any core rulebook,