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Mar 06, 2014
Unsinkable history find!
This was a true gem of a find! As naval history buffs know, Fred T Jane was the authoritative source on the stats for the world's navies. This reprinted edition was of his very FIRT edition and as such is in much demand by history fans and collectors alike. For me it was a bargain basement find as RARELY does the 1898 edition go for less than 100.00 as it is long out of print and becoming harder to find each year. I HIGHLY recommend this and any work by Fred T Jane.
Dec 27, 2011
Shadows, Pacts, and Truenames;magic that goes bump in the night
This D&D 3.5 edition supplement has useful information for GMs and players alike. Although getting harder to find with the recent ascendancy of D&D 4E, it is well worth purchasing if one can find it.It gives much information regarding shadoe magic, truenames, and pact magic. Indeed, the details about Pact Magic provides some ways of tying up previous "loose ends" within the D&D multiverse. Many of the more infamous characters from the mythic past are mentioned as well as new twists on many that are familiar. And a ready nemesis on par with the historical Spanish Inquisition exists in the form of the Witch Slayers.... worth the find so I give it 5 stars out of five.
Feb 06, 2009
Incarnum Sourcebook Brings Chakra Magic to D&D 3E
This now hard to find book for D&D 3.0/3.5 was a volume I'd been seeking for some time. It allows players or GMs to add Chakra or "soul-binding" magic to their campaign. This adds yet another dimension to an already magic rich game. Even better Incarnum based magic can be tweaked to work for divine, arcane, or psionic PCs and monsters. If the GM and players are using a fantasy setting set in or which includes (like mine does) a magical version of subcontinent India, this book is a MUST HAVE!! Considering how much this book normally retails for as opposed to what I paid, the price was a STEAL!
This book is very well written as all the 3.0/3.5 D&D sourcebooks were and with the right work by players/GMS can be adapted to the new 4th Edition of D&D. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS SOURCEBOOK! Therefore I give it 5 stars out of five!