3.5 OGL Fantasy Products

The Conjurer is the first offering in The Core Specialist Wizard series. Each product of the series will present a different specialist as its own core, 20-level class, with distinctive abilities. Other related materials, including feats, two prestige classes tied to the core specialist class, and a small offering of related magic items, are also included.

Within The Conjurer you'll find:

• The conjurer core class. These specialists wizards excel at summoning something from nothing, be it materials or creatures.
• The arsenal mage prestige class. A mix of conjurer and fighter, the arsenal mage is never without a weapon thanks to his ability to sacrifice spell slots in order to conjure weapons, shields and armor out of nothing.
• The demonican prestige class. These spellcasters conjure Outsiders to trap so that they may steal their powers.
• 7 new feats centered around specialist wizards in general, with a focus on the conjurer.
• 2 new magic items, the summoner's egg and ring of sure travel, and a new special ability for magic weapons, summoner's bane.

The Diviner is the second offering in The Core Specialist Wizard series. Each product of the series will present a different specialist as its own core, 20-level class, with distinctive abilities. Other related materials, including feats, two prestige classes tied to the core specialist class, and a small offering of related magic items, are also included.

Within The Diviner you'll find:

• The diviner core class. These specialists wizards excel at seeing beyond and through space and time.
• The cosmic fist prestige class. A mix of diviner and monk, the cosmic fist uses his enlightened, prophetic abilities to gain an advantage during conflict.
• The oracle prestige class. These spellcasters see into the future far better than even the diviner can.
• Rules on using Bluff, Gather Information and Sense Motive together to pull off a false prophecy con.
• 10 new feats with a focus on the diviner.
• 4 new magic items, the deck of fate, eyepatch of truth, globes of insight, and seer's pool, and a new special ability for magic weapons, revealing.

The Abjurer is the third offering in The Core Specialist Wizard series. Each product of the series will present a different specialist as its own core, 20-level class, with distinctive abilities. Other related materials, including feats, two prestige classes tied to the core specialist class, and a small offering of related magic items, are also included.

Within The Abjurer you'll find:

• The abjurer core class. These specialists wizards excel at defense and protection.
• The arcane guardian prestige class. Able to get the most defense out of abjuration spell with a lot less effort.
• The planar exciser prestige class. A mix of the cleric and abjurer classes, they hunt down extraplanar creatures to banish or slay.
• 10 new feats with a focus on the abjurer.
• 3 new magic items, the shield of the planes, bastioned spellbook, and ointment of defense, and a new special ability for armor and shields, attack reflecting, and one for magic weapons, dismissal.

The Illusionist is the fourth offering in The Core Specialist Wizard series. Each product of the series will present a different specialist as its own core, 20-level class, with distinctive abilities. Other related materials, including feats, two prestige classes tied to the core specialist class, and a small offering of related magic items, are also included.

Within The Illusionist you'll find:

• The illusionist core class. These specialists wizards excel at faking reality.
• The nightwalker prestige class. Combining the rogue's talents with that of the illusionist, they are able to dance between darkness and create illusory puppet versions of themselves.
• The pretender prestige class. Experts at disguise and assuming alternate identities, right down to being able to use illusions to convince others that they are being affected by different spell effects.
• 9 new feats with a focus on the illusionist.
• 6 new magic items, false armor, the ring of belief, ointment of disguise, glamer lantern, shadow cloak and the sun globe.

The Enchanter is the fifth offering in The Core Specialist Wizard series. Each product of the series will present a different specialist as its own core, 20-level class, with distinctive abilities. Other related materials, including feats, two prestige classes tied to the core specialist class, and a small offering of related magic items, are also included.

Within The Enchanter you'll find:

• The enchanter core class. These specialists wizards excel at manipulation and control.
• Rules for mundane hypnotism, using hypnosis through skill use and without magic or similar abilities.
• The alpha warden prestige class. A master of beast and wilderness.
• The enticer prestige class. Able to hypnotize and command with a glance or word.
• 9 new feats with a focus on the enchanter.
• 4 new magic items, the lover's arrow, bewitching stone, globe of trances, and thrall collar.

The Transmuter is the fifth offering in The Core Specialist Wizard series. Each product of the series will present a different specialist as its own core, 20-level class, with distinctive abilities. Other related materials, including feats, two prestige classes tied to the core specialist class, and a small offering of related magic items, are also included.

Within The Transmuter you'll find:

• The transmuter core class. These specialists wizards excel at changing one thing into another.
• The fury prestige class. Barbaric masters of turning themselves into weapons.
• The morph mage prestige class. Able to transform into progressively more powerful creature types.
• 7 new feats with a focus on the transmuter.
• 2 new magic items, the ever-weapon and casket of change.
• 5 new alchemical items.

The Evoker is the seventh offering in The Core Specialist Wizard series. Each product of the series will present a different specialist as its own core, 20-level class, with distinctive abilities. Other related materials, including feats, two prestige classes tied to the core specialist class, and a small offering of related magic items, are also included.

Within The Evoker you'll find:

• The evoker core class. These specialists wizards are experts at making something from nothing. In fact, existence has a way of ending up in their pockets (literally.)
• The arcanamest prestige class. These wizards are able to temporarily enchant ordinary items, making them magical items.
• The elemental troubadour prestige class. Bards that can focus their evocation talent to summon the elements.
• 9 new feats centered around specialist wizards in general, with a focus on the evoker.
• 3 new magic items, the force armor, ring of energy, and elemental instrument, and a new special ability for magic weapons, force-charged.

The Necromancer is the eighth and final offering in The Core Specialist Wizard series. Each product of the series will present a different specialist as its own core, 20-level class, with distinctive abilities. Other related materials, including feats, two prestige classes tied to the core specialist class, and a small offering of related magic items, are also included.

Within The Necromancer you'll find:

• The necromancer core class. These specialists wizards masters of life and death (and everything in between.)
• The corpse speaker prestige class. Masters of summoning undead.
• The twilight warder prestige class. Holy warriors that guard the night against the unliving.
• 17 new feats with a focus on the necromancer.
• 2 new magic armor features, negative energy protection and turning, along with life armor, the ghoul arrow, dust of life, bag of bones, death wall and haunted spellbook.

Unusual Core Classes: The Spellweaver presents an alternate magic system that relies on the caster’s skill more so than just about anything else. Using the new Spellweaving skill, the Spellweaver is able to manipulate the threads of magic that cover existence like an infinite web of arcane energy. Spells of any level may be cast so long as the character is willing to risk the repercussions of failure, repercussions that can prove to be more hazardous with more powerful spells or when failing magic of a particular type.

Inside you’ll find instructions on how to integrate this new form of magic into your game setting, or how to replace the existing magic system outright, along with simple rules—presented in easy to read tables—on converting third party spells to Spellweaving DCs. Also within are …

• All SRD spells converted to Spellweaving DC to save you lots of time
• More than 30 new feats concerning this new magic system
• The Spellweaver Core Class, along with the Epic Spellweaver
• 4 Spellweaving-related Prestige Classes: the Battle Weaver, Cartomancer, Fated, and Weave Dancer
• A new race of natural spellweavers, the spider-like Ardekh
• A new, Spellweaving-based goddess, a new cleric domain, new spells, and new magic items related to Spellweaving
• 4 new creatures and a new creature template

The time has come to break the mold and put spell slots aside.

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SpirosBlaak, one of Green Ronin's critically acclaimed Mythic Vistas line, presents a complete archduchy that can be used as a stand-alone campaign setting or integrated into an existing world. With the gods fallen, it is up to the Player Characters to bring light and hope back into an archduchy overrun with lycanthropes. In addition to detailing this grim and gritty setting, SpirosBlaak includes black powder rules, new core and prestige classes, and a plethora of new gods. When the moon is full, will you lock your door and hide or draw your sword and fight?

Inside you'll find:

• A detailed setting with a rich history, full of political, physical and spiritual conflict.
• New gods, skills and feats, including specialized feats for improving lycanthropes, one of the setting's key races.
• 9 new monsters, along with 4 new kinds of lycanthrope.
• 13 new races, including technological goblins, hulking half-ogres, and shapeshifting lycanthropes.
• Notes on adapting the core classes to the setting, including rules on a new approach to paladins.
• 4 new core classes: the noble, pirate, prophet and technologist.
• 9 new prestige classes, including the marksman, pistoleer and kav (lycanthrope) slayer.
• Detailed rules for black powder weapons, including pistols, muskets, cannons and grenades.
• A bounty of new spells and cleric domains.
• A detailed glossary.

This book expands upon the black powder weapons and rules found in the core setting book, SpirosBlaak. Among other things, this book includes:

• Over 20 new feats involving black powder-level technology
• Rules for using black powder weapons
• Over 50 black powder firearms and lots of cannons, medieval mortars, rockets, organ guns and more
• Black powder-related magical items and new magical item weapon qualities
• he technologist core class, and the artillery adept, grenadier, marksman and pistoleer PrCs
• ... and plenty more

Although the book's crunch is geared towards the SpirosBlaak setting, its information fits into any d20 setting with no effort.

SpirosBlaak is a dynamic setting of troubled times, hazardous politics, deadly black powder weapons and rampaging lycanthropes. Well, the Archduchy just got a whole lot more dangerous with the release of SpirosBlaak: Creatures of the Archduchy. Within this work you’ll find 15 new creatures and 2 non-player characters, including:

• Creature statistics for the new races introduced in the core setting book: the Arkanoclian Dwarf, Bakad Goblin, Voesti Goblin, Witch Hill Goblin, Half-Ogre, Iguanalon, Lavayne, and Mentor.
• The Armageddon Dragon Template. These dragons have been transformed into servants of pure chaos, to what ends remains unknown.
• The Armageddon Giant Template. Much like the Armageddon dragon, these gians have been transformed into servants of chaos.
• The Chosen of Jestale Template. These zealous servants of the Rotting Lord walk the land, spreading disease wherever they roam.
• The Dungeon Warden. An unusual construct that uses a dwelling or dungeon as its body, assuming complete control over its environment as the ultimate impediment to thieves and adventurers.
• The Corruption Elemental. Found in the lands that have fallen to the inexplicable corruption that continues to despoil the Archduchy, these creatures exist only to increase the spread and infect living creatures with its foulness.
• The Warder Golem. The massive, homicidal roaming golems for which the Warden Hills take their name.
• The Merithian Mummy Template. Servants of the lost machine god of the ancient and long fallen civilization of Merithian, these powerful undead are as much machine as they are decayed flesh.
• The Gunman NPC. The most wanted man in the entire Archduchy, this incomparable and mysterious pistoleer wanders the land, shrouded in bandages. He rights what he sees as wrong, no matter what the law says to the contrary.
• Kushpan Pal, an evil paladin, is one of the Archduchy’s more dangerous independent lycanthropes. This werewolf warlord frequently conducts raids upon his mount, Skullstomper.