Four new Super Genius Pathfinder PDFs are here!

It's time to unleash four new Super Genius Pathfinder RPG Compatible PDFs on your gaming table!

The Genius Guide to Feats of Divine Might provides new feats for characters focused on divine powers and spells. Clerics, druids, rangers and paladins gain a range of options that let them adapt their divinely granted abilities. There are also numerous feats for nonspellcaster characters that are devout followers of a god; using these feats, a campaign can include priests who are not clerics, allow gods of battle to be served by fighters with access to the War domain, and have temples filled with celestial sorcerers.

If you want some extra alchemical love for your game, check out Krazy Kragnar's Alchemical Surplus Shop. Kragnar is the new owner and chief salesman of a shop that buys alchemist fire past its use-by date, thunderstones that don’t meet military specs, and refurbished tanglefoot bags, and passes the savings on to the customer. Kragnar has also pulled together some new items, from the cacophonous boompot to the subtle clocktinder, available only here!

Mythic Menagerie: The Kingdom of Graves presents a collection of monsters with a common theme: undead with a place at court. Lords, knights, maidens-in-waiting, couriers, and even siege engines, all hailing from the black courts of the dead. The foes within range from CR 3 to CR 15, so they can be used to augment the ranks of any undead encounter with something the players haven't seen before, or form the frame for a whole new threat should the GM decide to create a literal kingdom of graves. Augmented with zombie soldiers, ghoul squires, and wight generals, the monsters provided here can form the backbone of an entire campaign arc.

Finally, The Genius Guide to the Vanguard is a new base class blending martial and arcane power, focusing the character’s skill and effort into mastering a single weapon with which he has a strong arcane bond. His powers—and their limitations—provoke echoes of the magical warriors whose exploits first fired our fascination with fantasy fiction and brought us to the gaming hobby!