The headline says it all! Here’s a taste of what reviewers have been saying about Super Genius products in just the past few weeks!
Ultimate Options: New Arcane Discoveries
“I liked the majority of the new discoveries and I like Academician a lot as a archetype.”
“Owen K.C. Stephens does it again—this pdf is a prime example of crunch-mastery, adding a vast array of excellent options for wizards that make the class more distinctive… This pdf is a prime example of excellent mastery of the rules married to cool ideas”
Ultimate Options: Grit and Gunslingers
“[These feats] are reasonable, fun, logical, and things I would love to incorporate into my character as the campaign develops. Kudos to Grit and Gunslingers!”
The Genius Guide to Races of Fire and Fury
“If you are interested in incorporating some exotic races tied to fire in your campaign, Races of Fire and Fury will provide some inspiration options and ideas.”
Mythic Menagerie: Demonic Harlots
“Author Sam Hing has done it—this is the very best installment of Mythic Menageries to date—plenty of content and signature abilities, cool supplemental material, neat prose, no gripes.”
#1 With a Bullet Point: 13 Witches Hexes
“That’s just a sampling, but it’s a good representative of what’s here: nothing that completely alters the class or its hex power, but instead adds a dash of versatility.”
“I would like to see more of… well pretty much all the hexes.”
Genius Guide to Crystal Magic
“Finally, here we have some prime examples that cool spells need not be combat-centric: From the option to establish and communicate via a crystalline council, to turning objects into crystal (glass-steel, anyone?) to two very cool divinations to probe the destination of a target creature, the spells are intriguing.”
Genius Guide to Exalted Domains of War and Ruin
“Author Marc Radle has done a terrific job that enhances our enjoyment of the cleric class. Simple, concise, and yet iconic abilities are granted, making the users of exalted domains feel much more in touch with their focus.”
Genius Guide to Exalted Domains of Light and Lore
“A splendid job with this part of the exalted domain trilogy . . . the abilities all felt balanced and appropriate for the domains, and make the selection of an exalted domain hard for all the right reasons—after all, you can only take one of them and there are a lot cool ones herein!”
Genius Guide to Divine Archetypes
“I did not expect to like the archetype-book, to be honest, and only bought it out of a completionist’s neurosis and oh boy, am I glad that I did!”
Adventurer’s Handbook
“Over all I would recommend this book for great content and fun playable classes.”
Sorcerer’s Options: Beyond Bloodlines
“This is a refreshingly different look at the sorcerer class, and ought to provide a few ideas for anyone looking to run a sorcerer who is that little bit different.”
Mythic Menagerie: Kith of the Harpy Queen
“This installment of the Mythic Menagerie line is literally all killer, no filler—each creature had something going for it and the additional items and spells are top quality.”
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The most fearsome creature in fantasy is now a little easier on the GM
