Even Grittier!

[JMBeraldo]

Remember when dragons were always a challenge and your party needed to think how to cross that chasm?
Grittier Rules brings into The Pathfinder Roleplaying Game even more mechanics for dealing with combat, resolving issues without magic, a straight-forward social conflict mechanics and several class archetypes to fit your taste for a low-magic game with a grittier feel.
And you do not need any of the Grittier products to enjoy this book!
Inside:

• Rethinking the hit point concept and how to extra add tactic into combat;
• Non-magical alteratives for hit point recovery;
• Replacing daily spell slots for something different: life force;
• Non-magical items that work like a charm;
• What if you don't have access to things like levitate, alarm or a flaming sword;
• 7 new class archetypes:
  • Experimentalist (Alchemist)
  • Tinker (Alchemist)
  • Dabbler (Bard)
  • Noble (Bard)
  • Witch Hunter (Inquisitor)
  • Puppet Master (Summoner)
  • Creator (Summoner)

Available at RPGNow for only $2.15!

 

[Aberzanzorax]

Remember when dragons were always a challenge and your party needed to think how to cross that chasm?
Grittier Rules brings into The Pathfinder Roleplaying Game even more mechanics for dealing with combat, resolving issues without magic, a straight-forward social conflict mechanics and several class archetypes to fit your taste for a low-magic game with a grittier feel.
And you do not need any of the Grittier products to enjoy this book!




Inside:

• Rethinking the hit point concept and how to extra add tactic into combat;
• Non-magical alteratives for hit point recovery;
• Replacing daily spell slots for something different: life force;
• Non-magical items that work like a charm;
• What if you don't have access to things like levitate, alarm or a flaming sword;
• 7 new class archetypes:
  • Experimentalist (Alchemist)
  • Tinker (Alchemist)
  • Dabbler (Bard)
  • Noble (Bard)
  • Witch Hunter (Inquisitor)
  • Puppet Master (Summoner)
  • Creator (Summoner)

Available at RPGNow for only $2.15!

More convincing with:

"Grittier Rules brings [slashtrough] into [/slashthrough] The Pathfinder Roleplaying Game even more mechanics for dealing with combat, resolving issues without magic, a straightforward social conflict, mechanics and several class archetypes to fit your taste for a low-magic game - with a grittier feel.
[slashthrough] And [slashthrough] You do not need any of the Grittier products to enjoy this book!

"Rethinking the hit point concept and how to extra add tactics into combat"''

"Non-magical alternatives for hit point recovery"

And more errors I didn't even point out.



Please edit your products better than your press releases.

EDIT: I DID NOT REALISE THE OP WAS A NON-NATIVE SPEAKER, AND ASSUMED HIS RULES WERE AS "INCORRECT" AS HIS GRAMMAR. I AM ASHAMED TO ADMIT I JUMPED THE GUN, AND HIS DILIGENCE WAS FAR GREATER THAN MY OWN. PLEASE IGNORE MY OWN COMMENTS ABOVE.

 

[Alzrius]

More convincing with:
"Rethinking the hit point concept and how to extra add tactics into combat"''

"Non-magical alternatives for hit point recovery"


Please edit your products better than your press releases.

Not for nothing, but if I were writing in a second language, my spelling and grammar would likely be far worse than this press release was.

 

[Aberzanzorax]

Oh, crap.

You are right.


This is actually very good for a second language, and I apologize.



I did not notice that the OP was from Brazil.



My (VERY) humble apologies. I had assumed a native english speaker who was being lazy (and, hence, assumed he was lazy with rules as well as his press release.) I know, from my own experience, how hard speaking a non-native language is (and actually, how impressively well done this release was, given that context). These rules could be great, and the grammar issues are not of great import. My unfair bias assumed that nonperfect english grammar equaled nonperfect rules. For a native english speaker, I would assume this to be correct (a lack of diligence). For a non native speaker, I regret making such assumptions. Again, apologies, and game on.


(Alzrius, I tried to give you XP, but couldn't, as I'd done so recently. But, nonetheless, you were right. Very right. I am embarrassed.)

 

[JMBeraldo]

Despite the fact that english is my second language, it should not be an excuse for a substandard professional work. Aberzanzorax has a point. People who purchase our products do not care if whomever wrote it does not have english as a first language. They want a product they can use without difficulties. And they are right.

I appologize for the errors on the press release. Again, it is no excuse, but it was more of a press(ure) release than a press release.

This product (and others in Eridanus Book's list) was delayed due to several professional and personal issues in the last couple of months, so that, when it was finally ready, I did what I shouldn't: shoot out the press release as soon as possible without proper revision.

What I can say is that this is not the case with our products. In fact, I have been told more than once that our latest products have better english than some written by americans.

Anyway, if there is anything that anyone came across in our work that could be better, please do tell! That's the best way we can improve our work.

Thank you,
- JMBeraldo