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Full details on the Quintessential Cleric can now be found on our web site. In addition, the Deck PLans for Ships of War and Ships of the Elves are now available for free download!
Taking an in depth look at Clerics within the d20 system, this 128 page sourcebook is dedicated to players interested in running Cleric-classed characters. Written by Sam Witt (Chaos Magic), this sourcebook gives a wealth of new skills, feats and prestige classes but The Quintessential Cleric sets itself apart by introducing many new character options that any Cleric may attempt. As well as introducing many new tricks of the trade, players will also be able to access the deepest secrets of congregations, building temples and drawing upon the raw power of faith. The Quintessential Cleric is a toolkit for every player wishing to exploit the full capabilities of his or her character.
The Collector's Series is set to grow into a highly attractive and sought after series, with each volume taking an in-depth look at a different character class, building upon the possibilities each has to bring a new dimension to the game for any player. Far more than a mere collection of new prestige classes, The Collector's Series will open the horizons for any character, from 1st level to 20th and beyond.
Inside You Will Find:
Character Concepts:
A Cleric is always more than a second rate fighter who can heal his comrades. Through the use of the templates provided within Character Concepts, a player can give his Cleric an entire history and personality quickly and easily.
The Prestige Cleric:
From the lowly Church Provisioner and Redeemer to the dreaded Divine Emissary and Bloodchild, the Cleric class is expanded from a faceless priest into a man or woman capable of forging legends single-handed.
Tricks of the Trade:
Faith is the tool of the Cleric, as much as his warrior skills. This chapter fully explores new options for Clerics and gives fully detailed rules for converting the faithless, harvesting relics, crafting holy symbols and much more. . .
Cleric Feats:
Boost your powers over the undead with Master of Undeath or Sense Infidel to root out the unfaithful. More than a dozen feats are provided for Clerics.
Tools of the Trade:
A plethora of new weapons and equipment, all specifically designed for your Cleric, can be found in this chapter.
Congregations:
Not every adventuring Cleric merely desires to take his faith to the enemy. By building a large and devout congregation, a Cleric can lead his flock in hymns of awesome power.
To Serve the Gods:
Every religion holds certain vows central to its creed. A Cleric must become aware of what is expected from him by both those senior in the church and his deity.
Domains of the Gods:
Clerics can now further refine their existing domains with the use of estates, a new variation that allows religions to specialise spells in their own area of belief.
Divine Spells:
A multitude of new spells are presented for all Clerics, allowing them to use the power of faith alone to overcome enemies and obstacles.
The Fallen:
There comes a time in every Cleric's life when he may question the validity of his faith. Those who turn aside from their divine path are known as the fallen, and theirs is a long road back to the forgiving light of their god.
Sacrificial Rites:
All gods appreciate sacrifices in some form, whether it is as food, gold or living creatures. Bring the focus of your deity's attention directly to you through the use expensive sacrifices.
Temples:
There comes a time when every Cleric desires to take a step back from the adventuring life and set about building the greatest centre of worship known to establish his faith. Whilst Wizards skulk in their towers and Fighters waste their time building castles, the Cleric raises massive temples designed to hold entire congregations and repel any enemy. The Quintessential Cleric provides full rules on how to construct and manage these great temples, allowing a Cleric to enter the world of politics and intrigue.
Full details on the Quintessential Cleric can now be found on our web site. In addition, the Deck PLans for Ships of War and Ships of the Elves are now available for free download!
Taking an in depth look at Clerics within the d20 system, this 128 page sourcebook is dedicated to players interested in running Cleric-classed characters. Written by Sam Witt (Chaos Magic), this sourcebook gives a wealth of new skills, feats and prestige classes but The Quintessential Cleric sets itself apart by introducing many new character options that any Cleric may attempt. As well as introducing many new tricks of the trade, players will also be able to access the deepest secrets of congregations, building temples and drawing upon the raw power of faith. The Quintessential Cleric is a toolkit for every player wishing to exploit the full capabilities of his or her character.
The Collector's Series is set to grow into a highly attractive and sought after series, with each volume taking an in-depth look at a different character class, building upon the possibilities each has to bring a new dimension to the game for any player. Far more than a mere collection of new prestige classes, The Collector's Series will open the horizons for any character, from 1st level to 20th and beyond.
Inside You Will Find:
Character Concepts:
A Cleric is always more than a second rate fighter who can heal his comrades. Through the use of the templates provided within Character Concepts, a player can give his Cleric an entire history and personality quickly and easily.
The Prestige Cleric:
From the lowly Church Provisioner and Redeemer to the dreaded Divine Emissary and Bloodchild, the Cleric class is expanded from a faceless priest into a man or woman capable of forging legends single-handed.
Tricks of the Trade:
Faith is the tool of the Cleric, as much as his warrior skills. This chapter fully explores new options for Clerics and gives fully detailed rules for converting the faithless, harvesting relics, crafting holy symbols and much more. . .
Cleric Feats:
Boost your powers over the undead with Master of Undeath or Sense Infidel to root out the unfaithful. More than a dozen feats are provided for Clerics.
Tools of the Trade:
A plethora of new weapons and equipment, all specifically designed for your Cleric, can be found in this chapter.
Congregations:
Not every adventuring Cleric merely desires to take his faith to the enemy. By building a large and devout congregation, a Cleric can lead his flock in hymns of awesome power.
To Serve the Gods:
Every religion holds certain vows central to its creed. A Cleric must become aware of what is expected from him by both those senior in the church and his deity.
Domains of the Gods:
Clerics can now further refine their existing domains with the use of estates, a new variation that allows religions to specialise spells in their own area of belief.
Divine Spells:
A multitude of new spells are presented for all Clerics, allowing them to use the power of faith alone to overcome enemies and obstacles.
The Fallen:
There comes a time in every Cleric's life when he may question the validity of his faith. Those who turn aside from their divine path are known as the fallen, and theirs is a long road back to the forgiving light of their god.
Sacrificial Rites:
All gods appreciate sacrifices in some form, whether it is as food, gold or living creatures. Bring the focus of your deity's attention directly to you through the use expensive sacrifices.
Temples:
There comes a time when every Cleric desires to take a step back from the adventuring life and set about building the greatest centre of worship known to establish his faith. Whilst Wizards skulk in their towers and Fighters waste their time building castles, the Cleric raises massive temples designed to hold entire congregations and repel any enemy. The Quintessential Cleric provides full rules on how to construct and manage these great temples, allowing a Cleric to enter the world of politics and intrigue.
