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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dark Mistress" data-source="post: 5123245" data-attributes="member: 11816">The Rite Review by Rite Publishing.This product is 56 pages long and free. Cover, credits, intro and ToC take up 4 pages. I counted 17 pages of adds many of them for other Rite Publishing products but not all. Which leaves 35 pages of RPG goodness. I will list each article and how many pages it is.Relics of Questhaven – (4 pages)  It has 3 different relics, with what they do, all their powers and a nice lore section with varied DC's with more lore with each higher DC check. The Relics are basically magic items that grow in power as the PC levels. I love the idea of relics I have seen a couple of other books with items like this. But in short these are magic items you can give players at level one and they will likely hold onto them to 20th level. Written by Steven D. Russel50 Questions: Interview of Frank Carr - ( 12 pages) This is a section of 50 questions to Frank Carr about the upcoming Heroes of the Jade Oath book and patron project. If you wanted to know anything about the inspirations behind the book or general information about the Project then this is a good read.The Stone of Insanity – (1 page) It is a mini encounter, basically it is a stone that drives people insane. It has a small section for low, medium and high level play use for the stone. Written by Bill Collins Raise Dead – (2 pages) A short article about alternate ways of bringing back the dead. Basically it is 5 example ways of how those being raised might come back from the dead wrong, explaining why it happened and the effects of this. A interesting idea if you want to add a little extra fear about dieing in a game where death is often merely a inconvenience. Written by Mark GadekFaradian of Questhaven – (2 pages) This is a monster converted from Race for the Crystal Fold, for Questhaven setting using the Pathfinder rules. Written by Steven D. Russel.Curses - (1 page) This is 3 new cursed items for Pathfinder games. The three items are interesting I especially like the Ring of Vampiric Regeneration. Written by Mark GedakLeseli – (2 pages) A Advanced Elder Fiend Succubus. She works at The Rogues Gallery. I am guessing this is taken from the Rite Publishing Product The Rogues Gallery, but it doesn't say that and since I don't own that book I am unsure if this is a reprint or not. It has a IC introduction to the NPC and explains why she is there, followed by her stat block. Written by Steven Russel and Shane O'Connor.New Monster: Carrion Wolf – (1 page) A stat block for a new type of monster. Written by Mark GedakNew Monster: Strife Element – (1 page) A stat block for a new monster, this one is from Lorns Entrepot. Written by Steven Russel.New Magic Items: 5 New Weapon Properties – (1 page) 5 new magic weapon properties from Rite Publishing 101 Magical Weapon Properties. Written by Steven Russel.Undying Love – (2 pages) This has 3 things that have come back because of love, a short blurb about the 3 types and then a campaign hook for each. Written by Mark GedakThe Honorable Order of Theurigic Master Craftsmen – (2 pages) This is about how a craftmens guild works in Questhaven. Written by Steven Russel.Commissioning Cartography – (1 page) It is advice for publishers to give to the cartographer to get the maps they want. Written by Jonathan RobertsRite Reviews – (4 pages) 2 reviews, one of  Luven Lightfinger's Gear and Treasure Shop and Restless Souls. Review written by Shane O'Connor.Closing thoughts, well since this product is free I highly recommend it. It gives you a nice taste of varies products written by Rite Publishing, what you can expect from future products and did I mention it is Free?!. Like the rest of their products of their I have, this is a very pretty book. The layout is nice with artwork that ranges from fair to good. Artist are Joe Calkins, Hugo Solis, Jason Rainville, Kurt Taylor, Claudia Burgos, Arthur Wang, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Jonathan Roberts, and Inkwell.I rated this a 5 star product. For the simple reason it is a nice book, gives you a nice taste of Rite Publishing and it's free. It's hard to beat free stuff.</blockquote>

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