Why are ability checks only ability checks, while untrained skill checks are skill checks? Why can't your massive fighter learn to be good at breaking down doors, and therefore get more than his Strength bonus to the attempt?
A Skill for Everything presents mechanics that allow ability checks, saving throws and attack rolls to have nearly the same degree of flexibility and... [click here for more]
New from Fifth Element Games, Alignment Paragons presents nine new paragon classes, one for each alignment. Each alignment paragon class has 5 levels, and its own unique mix of abilities, from the lawful good paragon's Sworn Oath, to the chaotic evil paragon's Maim ability.... [click here for more]
No longer must a character's past and present be one in the same. Now you can play a rags-to-riches beggar-turned-fighter, a soldier who has taken up the ways of a ranger, a lifelong criminal who has changed his ways, or a lonely scholar seeking out adventure. Add new depth to your characters with Background Levels! Inside this book you will find information on 14 different backgrounds wit... [click here for more]
Successful adventuring is a cooperative exercise. Parties who cannot work together, or do not at least have complementary skills and abilities, do not often last. However, the d20 System provides only a few rules which actually allow for in-game modifiers based on cooperative actions.
Options such as the aid another action are useful and realistic, but they are too few and lack in col... [click here for more]
In the folklore of many of the world’s cultures, smiths are ascribed certain supernatural powers, ranging from incredible luck to the ability to cast curses upon their foes, and of course their mastery of fire and steel. As such, they were viewed suspiciously (if not reviled outwardly), despite their clear importance in society as the workers of iron and steel.
The Jester presents a new 20-level base class for your d20 System fantasy game.
A jester is a madman, but not in the sense of being insane. His actions are unpredictable, sometimes even to him. He is rash and wild, and can be intimidating to someone who does not know him. A jester's behaviour can be quite bizarre, even unsettling, often apparently unrelated to the immediate situa... [click here for more]
King of the abilities. It’s always listed first, and its dominance in battle makes it a favourite among many players. The powerful fighter, though a simple concept, is an icon of fantasy role-playing games of all kinds.
In these pages you will find new uses for Strength-based skills, many new feats for high-Strength characters, three new prestige classes t... [click here for more]
The bloodline rules are clever, but unsatisfying to many players. Not only do you have to give up one or more character levels (and the Hit Dice and attack and save bonuses that go with them) in order to have a bloodline, you need to decide during character creation how strong your bloodline will eventually be, and if you don't carry through, you suffer a massive XP penalty. Fifth Element Game... [click here for more]
Libram of Silver Magic provides you with new arcane magic options for your OGL fantasy system game. In its pages you will find:
Prestige class versions of the specialist wizards, each with its own unique class abilities to give more flavour than simple bous spells. Prestige class versions of the wizard and sorcerer, with class abilities that emphasize the wizard's studiousne... [click here for more]
Includes new skill stunts (special uses of certain skills in combat), over 70 feats and three new prestige classes who have mastered their respective weapons: the garthrist (spear), slinger (sling) and yeoman (bow).
Expert Codex: Manual of Puissant Skill at Arms has something for any combatant, from heavily arm... [click here for more]
Take rangers beyond the ordinary with Extraordinary Rangers! This book presents variant ranger abilities for certain races, two new variant ranger base classes (the beastmaster and strider), three new PC races who favour ranger classes (the uldra, wood dwarf and wood giant), and two new ranger-flavoured prestige classes (the bounty hunter and slayer). Give your games more than the simple... [click here for more]
Building on the mechanics from Bloodline Levels (FEG003), Monstrous Bloodlines presents 12 new bloodline classes for your d20 System fantasy game: aboleth, aranea, behir, chuul, cloaker, couatl, harpy, lamia, naga, rakshasa, sphinx and treant. Each has its own unique level progression and class abilities, giving each its own unique flavour, and giving you more options for your ... [click here for more]
Why shouldn’t you be able to play a drow or a minotaur in a 1st-level campaign? Why do we need Level Adjustments, racial Hit Dice and Effective Character Levels when we have the most basic mechanics that can work everything out: classes and levels?
The Completist’s Guide to Humanoid Characters presents rules for racial class levels, which allow you to play any humanoi... [click here for more]
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