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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ukgpublishing" data-source="post: 4769717" data-attributes="member: 18247">Hi AllWe're pleased to annouce two new products (well one new and another not quite as new).The Complete FighterThe poor fighter, everyone knows how poorly he or she compares to the other martial classes. They are good as a ‘dip’ class to pick up a few feats, but woe to those who stay beyond 7th level! Maybe they start out strong, but they swiftly fall behind the curve to their more useful brethren (barbarians, rangers, and paladins). Good at low levels to protect the spellcasters; you must multiclass before 10th level when you become useless. Not True. Fighters are not only first class, but they are The First Class. Before barbarians, rangers, monks, and paladins; there were the fighters. Far from being poor cousins, all martial classes stem from them. The other martial classes as specialized fighters – and such is the beauty of the fighter that he can be used as such. The ultimate generalist, he can be anything you want him to be.This book contains over 70 new feats for fighter and 14 new fighter prestige classes, all published under the Open gaming License.Available from the <a href="http://enworld.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=61312" target="_blank">Enworld pdf </a>store priced $5.99Limitless HorizonsWe live in a society that grew up on pulp science fiction; the characters and iconic images from Star Wars and Star Trek are part of our culture. The spirit of freedom and optimism that pervades these films and the endless possibilities offered by the genre continue to be deeply attractive. This supplement explores the history of pulp sci-fi, from its beginnings with King of the Rocket Men, and the Flash Gordon series, through the Golden and Silver Ages of science fiction, then the visions of Gene Roddenberry and George Lucas to the modern television series (Stargate, Battlestar Galactica) and the novels of Ian M. Banks, Peter Hamilton and Ken MacLeod.Based on the FATE (<a href="http://www.faterpg.com" target="_blank">www.faterpg.com</a>) system. This supplement contains additional rules to tailor the game to the pulp sci-fi genre.If you don't want to use this game, the information will be useful for any tabletop campaign. However, you'll find that most games won't scale to the point where a hyper-intelligent battlecruiser becomes a viable character concept.Available from the <a href="http://enworld.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=61469" target="_blank">Enworld Store </a>priced at $2.50Thanks</blockquote>

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