[PR] Librum Equitis volume 2 released

[HellHound]

JUST IN TIME FOR THIS WEEKEND'S GAME!

Librum Equitis volume 2 hit the storefront at www.RPGnow.com this morning.

Click Here to buy LEvol2 now!

The Respected Class are back again, with another collection of prestige classes for your fantasy D20 campaign, all lovingly handcrafted from the best D20 components and playtested to a fine edge. From Yuan-Ti converts and spies, Bardic College spies, and the Blessed Paladin who embodies the warrior aspect of his deity, be it good or evil, to the Mad Tailor who crafts strange constructs from living things and the Tribal Berserker who becomes a lycanthrope while raging. Prestige classes for every occasion, every class, and every villain.

18 Prestige Classes:

Bokor
Bone Archer
Brotherhood of the Golden Blossom
Children of the Snake
Circle of the Lute
Earthbound
Elite Cavalry
Forge Singer
Mad Tailor
Order of Cordun
Riders of the Duras
Sacred Paladin
Siege Mage
The Society of Heavenly Movements
Timer
Tribal Berserker
Troll Hunter
Venomous

3 Clerical Domains, a bunch of new spells and some psionic items usable in any (even non-psionic) campaign round out the book. Slipped in here and there are a new poison, new monsters and some new feats too.

Interior illustrations by Tony "Squidhead" Monorchio.

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[Voadam]

Is the blessed/sacred paladin a generic divine warrior prestige class applicable to most deities/faiths?

 

[HellHound]

Yes, the Sacred Paladin is a holy / unholy warrior.

It's an attempt to reconcile the Paladin class with any alignment, any divinity.

 

[2WS-Steve]

Great cover and art Hellhound.

One thing, some of the pages have some gaps in them for me; for instance page 5, Bone Archer, has some space in the lower left where it looks like there might have been a graphic but I'm not sure; the class continues on the next page so it didn't look like you were making the classes print out on their own pages in this case.

Love the writing and ideas, as usual.

 

[HellHound]

Yes, there are some gaps at certian places in the document. Mostly they are there because I was trying to avoid embarrassing situations of two or three lines of orphan text on the next page.

Originally there was going to be other interior art in some of those blanks (but not all of them), but my backup artist didn't come through.

 

[2WS-Steve]

Yah, it was only really noticeable in the Bone Archer.

BTW, the layout and graphics are exactly the sort I like to see in a PDF product; artisitic while minimally taxing on the printer.