Trickster is another class that outshines the class that serves as a base for it, the Rogue. There’s a tendency for players to play this class as a Wizard who can learn divine spells, which I believe is a mistake, especially for a world with active divine influence, such as Midgard. It really is a great class, especially for the experienced players of spell-casters and my only issue with it is that I feel that it should have been more pronounced that this class is connected with the gods much like the Cleric or Paladin. As the name suggests to old 3.5 players, this class combines the divine and arcane spell-caster into one complicated but potent package. Theurge is second-best class in this book, in my opinion, of course. I use it a lot for NPCs, especially from places that are on the fringes of civilization. The class has a feel of the old Cloistered Cleric and it’s much more appropriate for someone playing a servant of Hecate or Odin than a Cleric. Priest is another great edition to the game, especially to a world like Midgard, that has a lot of influences of real-world folklore, countries and old religions. In fact, in the non-expanded previous edition of this book, it was called Elven Archer.
Thematically, it fits great into elvish campaigns and the class was pretty much designed with elves in mind. Mystic Archer is a take on ranged Magus and excellent one at that. It’s pretty much what Paizo’s Shifter should have been.
It’s done extremely well and I have a player running it and having a great time. Skin-Changer is pretty much Spell-less Ranger alternate class. Otherwise, truly the best Pathfinder Ranger there is. If we ever see a new take on this class for Pathfinder 2.0 or even Expanded Expanded New Paths, I would really love to see it under a new name. Anyway, I prefer the term Wildlander for this class and that’s the name I use. Also, this is default ranger class in Pathfinder version of Midgard, so there aren’t rangers that cast spells.
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Your PC can’t say “I’m a Spell-less Ranger” to a NPC. I understand the desire to explain the nature of the class simply and in a straightforward fashion, but the name itself is very disruptive to suspension of disbelief and world immersion. Anyway, the only issue I have with this class is the name. Ranger was always my favorite class, since 2nd Edition days, when I started playing. In my opinion, SPR is the best developed class in this book and my absolute favorite, but than I’m biased. I love the concept of talents and in fact I built very similar class for my houseruled homebrew. Spell-less Ranger is the best version of 3.x Ranger class that I have ever seen and pretty much how I envisioned the class. Besides classes section, a section of this book is dedicated to feats and another one for spells.Ĭlasses are mixed bag, to be honest. There are 12 base classes represented in this book, as well as a number of archetypes for both official Paizo classes and those published in this book. If not in the same class as Paizo’s books, it’s a lot better than most of 3pp products out there. It’s absolutely gorgeous and the art is excellent. This review is based on a PDF of New Paths Compendium: Expanded Edition, since shipping cost are prohibitive on getting the physical books to Europe, except via local gaming stores, but I would love to have this book on my shelf. Gaming / Roleplaying Games / Pathfinder First Edition Compatible.Kobold Press / Pathfinder RPG / Classes.Will be added to your My Downloads page when your order ships.Īre there errors or omissions in this product information? Got corrections? Let us know Also: Ships from our warehouse in 13 to 34 business days. There’s a big world of adventure and peril out there – make a hero that it won’t soon forget! Product Availability Totally revamped Savant and Archer classesĭeath feats, available to heroes who have been raised from the dead All-new Warlock, Tinkerer, Priest, and Trickster base classes, with favored class options.The expanded New Paths Compendium includes: You’ll find 12 new and expanded Pathfinder RPG classes from level 1 through 20-plus feats, spells, archetypes, and resources to build and play a character to challenge anything the GM throws at it! This expanded, hardcover edition of the New Paths Compendium gives you all-new options to create your new favorite character. It’s an age of terrors and wonders…and heroes! Shadows are falling across the land: monstrous things stir in the depths, schemers spin their plots in the towers of the powerful, and unholy threats rise from the grave to menace the living.
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