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Recent Blog Posts

  • PF2 – New Remastered Wizard Arcane Thesis Breakdown
    Completing our coverage of the remastered wizard (at least in Player Core), we now turn to the Arcane Thesis, the smaller of the Wizard’s two subclass choices. Arcane Theses apparently didn’t change much in the Remaster, which is a shame because there are definitely some issues with the existing options. PF2 Remastered Wizard Arcane Thesis
  • PF2 – New Wizard Arcane Schools Breakdown
    Arcane Schools got a total rework in the remaster in part because Paiso abandoned the long-standing DnD schools of magic. With wizards now free from the binds of those 8 schools, Paizo is now free to build schools around more unique concepts like civil engineering and magical body modification.
  • MONSTER CORE REVIEW: Pathfinder 2e Remaster Project from Paizo – RPGBOT.Podcast S4E35
    Step into a world of magic and mayhem, where heroes must face their greatest challenges in the form of terrifying monsters. The Remastered Pathfinder Monster Core rulebook for Second Edition is here, packed with over 400 pages of new foes to challenge your players and add depth to your campaigns. Join us, on the RPGBOT.Podcast, as we explore this essential addition to the Pathfinder universe, and discuss how you can create unforgettable encounters for your players.
  • THE MONSTERIZER: Shake Up Your Sessions and Get Ready to Roar – RPGBOT.Podcast S4E34
    Are you tired of using the same tired old monsters in your D&D game? Look no further than the Monsterizer from RPGBOT.net, the ultimate tool for creating unique and challenging creatures. Hear from our team about our love for custom monsters and the wild experiences we’ve had with them in this remastered episode of the RPGBOT.Podcast.
  • 1985 Games’ Dungeon Craft: Fallen Kingdom – A Review
    The Forgotten Kingdom box set is themed around lost temples, ancient civilizations, and jungles. Think Indiana Jones: The Forbidden Temple, Tomb of Annihilation, Chult, and similar stories. The tiles include a lot of mossy stone environments, structures and objects built from wood, bone, and rough stone, and plenty of object tiles to decorate them further.

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