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<blockquote data-quote="Azgulor" data-source="post: 4891280" data-attributes="member: 14291">I just bought it, so no in-depth read yet.&nbsp; However, the quick skim-through looked very nice.&nbsp; Variant shaman &amp; warlock takes and what appear to be Knight and Warlord (Marshall) classes that are superior to their 3.5 WotC counterparts (IMO, obviously).&nbsp; The Knight is the best Knight core class I've seen since the Cavalier's Handbook.Races seemed decent.&nbsp; Items of interest to me, not must-haves.Pathfinder backgrounds &amp; drawbacks look good.&nbsp; Will require a full read-through before I form an opinion on them, however.There's also some polished/updated rules like Shock-n-Awe (Morale) &amp; Hot Pursuit (chases).I didn't get a chance to skim the latter chapters yet.First Impression: Solid Pathfinder supplement with lots to like.&nbsp; $9.99 is a steal for a book of this size.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Azgulor, post: 4891280, member: 14291"] I just bought it, so no in-depth read yet. However, the quick skim-through looked very nice. Variant shaman & warlock takes and what appear to be Knight and Warlord (Marshall) classes that are superior to their 3.5 WotC counterparts (IMO, obviously). The Knight is the best Knight core class I've seen since the Cavalier's Handbook. Races seemed decent. Items of interest to me, not must-haves. Pathfinder backgrounds & drawbacks look good. Will require a full read-through before I form an opinion on them, however. There's also some polished/updated rules like Shock-n-Awe (Morale) & Hot Pursuit (chases). I didn't get a chance to skim the latter chapters yet. First Impression: Solid Pathfinder supplement with lots to like. $9.99 is a steal for a book of this size. [/QUOTE]

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