Has anyone posted a review of Tome of Secrets?

[MerrikCale]

I'm on the fence on this one myself. Should I get it? Pass on it?

Do you guys that have it like it?

 

[Kvantum]

It's worth the PDF price. I'd be kind of disappointed if I'd paid the $35 for a print copy, but $10 for the PDF is well worth the money.

 

[Aeson]

I think it's worth the pdf price. We have a guy that only plays warlocks. He's really looking forward to trying the one out in the book.

 

[Drkfathr1]

I agree on the PDF pricing. Definately worth it, and the classses seem pretty decent to me, especially if you're looking for some of the classes that were released in later (non-OGL) books. Are they up to par with the official Pathfinder core classes? Not sure. That's kind of subjective, but I think they're fine.

I also agree the the Artificer needs some clarifications. I'd say that one will see alot of house rules.

Not sure I would pay $35 for a hard copy though. Maybe $20.

 

[MerrikCale]

The 2 classes that interest me are the artificer and warlock since those classes were so different from a mechanic point of view. A swashbuckler was essentially a fighter/rogue and the shaman was an alertnate druid

I wished the shaman didn't have a druid's spell list. Instead, I would like to see spirit based powers and power infused totems, not spells. Then the mechanic would be different

Same with the gish classes. The runeblade from Monte Cook is different. A fighter than can enchant its blade. Not just a multiclass fighter/sorcerer wannabe