[Øone Games] The Great City Player's Guide for PFRPG Released!

[Master01]

[Øone Games] The Great City Player's Guide for PFRPG Released!

The Great City Player's Guide has been just released!

The sourcebook contains new races, residences in the Great City, taxation, religion, azindralean tongs, organizations, new core classes, new prestige classes, professions, feats, spells, Great City specific equipment, gaslight technology, weather and climate, calendar and days of the week, constellations and auspicious signs and more.

The Great City is rife with excitement, intrigue and adventure; dare your characters make it their home?

The Great City Player's Guide features (among the other things):
• Five Base classes: Cultkiller, Ghostblade, Guttermage, Neopagan and Urbanist.
• Seven Prestige Classes: Crossroad Guardian, Insurrectionist, Moon Warrior (Warrior of the Silver Lady), Numismatist, Rooftop Runner, Sewer Runner, and Shadow Mage of the Gray Consortium.

The Great City Player's Guide
This product is also available in print (hardcover) HERE
The Great City Player's Guide Preview: The Cultkiller

 

[Keith Robinson]

This is probably a stupid question, but is this for Pathfinder or for core OGL 3.5? The cover has both, but it clearly can't be both unless you're offering a Pathfinder version and a 3.5 version as part of the purchase (which isn't stated anywhere so I'm assuming isn't the case)?

Since the promo material reads...

The mechanical elements herein are 100% compatible with the brand new Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Core Rulebook and still play fine with the old d20 SRD

... I'm assuming that it is in fact for Pathfinder and some conversion will be required to make it work for core 3.5?

Thanks in advance

 

[Master01]

... I'm assuming that it is in fact for Pathfinder and some conversion will be required to make it work for core 3.5?

Thanks in advance

You're right. The book is for PFRPG and requires conversion to be used with 3.5. However a small conversion appendix is included in the book and the conversion itself does not require a great amount of work.