LET THE POWER OF THE GODS RUN THROUGH YOU  Magic is not limited to the arcane castings of wizards. Divine magic is just as important, if not more so, in fantasy gaming. No adventuring party lasts long in battle without the healing powers of their clerics and the holy might of their paladins, or makes it far through the wilderness without the skills of their druids and rangers. And have you ever noticed how the most vile villains follow even more vile deities?  The Book of Divine Magic provides many new ways to define your divine spellcasters. Twenty-one new deities - good, evil, and neutral - are introduced, complete with dogmas, portfolios and domains. Along with the new domains, you'll find over 100 new spells, from minor orisons to fate-changing 9th-level spells. Several major houses of worship are detailed, to act as important places in a character's past, a destination for their future, or even a home base. For years, druids and rangers have had their animal companions, and paladins their warhorses - now clerics can have divine animal companions too! Dozens of new magic items are revealed, from handy adventuring aids to the holiest of relics.  Both players and Game Masters will find The Book of Divine Magic an indispensable tool for creating unique characters and exciting plotlines.

The Book of Divine Magic

Humor & Entertainment

Seán O'Connor

Connie J. Thomson

Robert W. Thomson

Katheryn Bauer

Puzzles & Games

4 Winds Fantasy Gaming

CHOOSE YOUR OWN DESTINY  Few things serve to define a character as much as their class does. A character's class is more than what they do, it's who they are. It is a reflection of the character's beliefs and what they hold dear, and explains why they do much of what they do. It serves them as their profession or vocation in life. Sometimes a character is drawn to a specific class because of their beliefs; sometimes they mold their attitudes to fit the class they have chosen. Either way, nothing represents a character quite like their class does.  Just as we in the real world can choose from many different paths in our lives, so should our characters. Go beyond the standard options with Paths of Power.  Paths of Power details five new base classes (Anti-paladin, Gladiator, Samurai, Voyageur & Witch), three prestige classes (Child of Bast, Crypt Stalker & Envenomed), and four class options for player characters (Air, Earth, Fire & Water Elementalist "Schools" for Wizards). Also included are three classes that are designed specifically for non-player characters, but that can be used for player characters as well (Captain, Courtesan & Sycophant).  There are new feats and skills for the classes and class options, as well as spell lists and new spells for the spellcasting classes. New equipment and magic items unique to some of the classes are included. Characters with the same class tend to gravitate toward each other and work together - a number of organizations that members of the new classes might belong to are outlined as well.  With both PC and NPC options, Paths of Power will be a wonderful asset for players and Game Masters alike!

Paths of Power

Connie Thomson

Robert Thomson

Patricia Willenborg

COME ON IN AND LOOK AROUND! I'LL BE IN THE BACK IF YOU NEED ANYTHING...  In his years traveling the lands with the Company of the Sunset, Luven Lightfinger learned a thing or two about what equipment an adventurer really needs. The average general store can provide a lot of the basics, but Luven and his companions quickly realized that there are many other items that can make life on the road (and crawling through dungeons) easier and safer. When the time came to retire from adventuring, Luven drew upon the lessons he'd learned on the trail and opened a store, catering to those hardy souls who hear the call of the open road as strongly as he did.  Part sourcebook, part catalogue, Luven Lightfinger's Gear and Treasure Shop is chock full of new items for outfitting your characters. From weapons, armor and trail gear to potions, oils and kits, Luven's shop has it all. He stocks locally produced goods as well as imports from exotic locales, and he guarantees he'll have at least one item in his inventory that you've never seen before. Interested in purchasing some magic items? Luven keeps his collection of those in the back room. Always ready to help out a fellow entrepreneur, Luven will even tell you all about his shop and how he set it up.  No one will want to spend all of their reward at the tavern again after stepping inside Luven Lightfinger's Gear and Treasure Shop!

Luven Lightfinger's Gear and Treasure Shop

A dying man uses his last ounce of strength to hand you a map. A magical map, showing the way to Albion Armitage's Astounding Arsenal-a mysterious and oft-disbelieved weapons arsenal that not only changes locations, but even moves from one plane of existence to another. Some say it even moves from one reality to another... Only those with a map can reach the arsenal, and it's up to you to succeed where the first courier failed. But there are those who are willing to do anything to get that map-can you avoid the villains who would stop you at any cost? Albion Armitage's Astounding Arsenal is an action-packed fantasy adventure designed to challenge a party of four to six 8th-10th level characters. Information on scaling the adventure for higher- or lower-level parties is included. Also included are battle maps, NPC stats, two new creatures, and a wide assortment of new magical and mundane weapons and armor. "The Arsenal is real, my young friends. But even the best equipment doesn't make you immortal. Remember that..."

Albion Armitage's Astounding Arsenal (Pathfinder, 4WF026)

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UNTITLED ON BORLEY RECTORY

History

Simon Schuster(uk)

The Haunting Of Borley Rectory

SIMON AND SCHUSTER

The Haunting of Borley Rectory: The Story of a Ghost Story

Religion & Spirituality

Occult & Paranormal

Simon Schuster Ltd

The Mongrel

Idolum Publishing

Weeping Season

Review\n"Fast, thrilling, and brutal, Weeping Season leaves you gasping for breath. O'Connor's prose is sharp and lean, and he has a great eye for the grisly. Thoroughly recommended."-- Tim LebbonNew York Times bestselling author of The Silence\n"A fast-paced read you'll devour in one or two sittings. The action and horrors are relentless, and you'll never see the ending coming. Bleak, terrifying, and thoroughly entertaining."-- Philip FracassiAward-winning author of Behold the Void\n"O'Connor's Weeping Season grips the reader in madness and uncertainty from page one and never lets go. A sinister mystery unfolding fast and hard in the woods, a group of scared, wounded people left with nothing but fragments of memory, Weeping Season gets under your skin like a chill and carries you along in its icy tide. Read it and shiver."-- Mary SanGiovanniBram Stoker Award-nominated author of Behind the Door\n"O'Connor presents Weeping Season, a novel drawn from the same realm as Black Mirror and The Outer Limits, but with a brutality normally reserved for the Splatterpunk genre. Weeping Season functions as an adult exploration of what exactly it means to be human and humane in the face of uncompromising and brutal cruelty. For a generation of teens raised on the likes of The Hunger Games, Weeping Season returns to familiar territory but with a wicked sensibility reserved for mature readers."-- Peter RawlikAuthor of The Peaslee Papers: A Lovecraftian Chronicle\n"I often wonder what it would be like to go back in time and say, 'I reviewed/just read the debut title from author Stephen King...or Dean R. Koontz...or Ramsey Campbell...or Peter Straub...or Anne Rice'... The opportunity to be there from ground zero with a work from a writer bound for stardom in their field is a great feather in the cap of a reader or reviewer -- the chance to claim you were there from the start. That is exactly how I felt while reading Weeping Season."-- HellNotes, ★★★★★\nIn the spirit of Charlie Brooker's Black Mirror and The Twilight Zone comes Weeping Season - an unsettling, suspenseful chiller that leaves you gasping for breath...\nA group of strangers wake up in a cold isolated forest with no memory of anything before their arrival. Lost, hungry and wandering aimlessly, they are summoned to a campsite by a remote entity who controls their fate through a series of tortuous objectives. Their only hope for survival is either escape from the psychological game reserve, known as Block 18, or face mortality at the hands of its maniacal moderator, who loves nothing more than watch his participants suffer.

Review\n"I often wonder what it would be like to go back in time and say, 'I reviewed/just read the debut title from author Stephen King...or Dean R. Koontz...or Ramsey Campbell...or Peter Straub...or Anne Rice'... The opportunity to be there from ground zero with a work from a writer bound for stardom in their field is a great feather in the cap of a reader or reviewer -- the chance to claim you were there from the start. That is exactly how I felt while reading Weeping Season."-- HellNotes, ★★★★★\n"Fast, thrilling, and brutal, Weeping Season leaves you gasping for breath. O'Connor's prose is sharp and lean, and he has a great eye for the grisly. Thoroughly recommended."-- Tim LebbonNew York Times bestselling author of The Silence\n"A fast-paced read you'll devour in one or two sittings. The action and horrors are relentless, and you'll never see the ending coming. Bleak, terrifying, and thoroughly entertaining."-- Philip FracassiAward-winning author of Behold the Void\n"O'Connor's Weeping Season grips the reader in madness and uncertainty from page one and never lets go. A sinister mystery unfolding fast and hard in the woods, a group of scared, wounded people left with nothing but fragments of memory, Weeping Season gets under your skin like a chill and carries you along in its icy tide. Read it and shiver."-- Mary SanGiovanniBram Stoker Award-nominated author of Behind the Door\n"O'Connor presents Weeping Season, a novel drawn from the same realm as Black Mirror and The Outer Limits, but with a brutality normally reserved for the Splatterpunk genre. Weeping Season functions as an adult exploration of what exactly it means to be human and humane in the face of uncompromising and brutal cruelty. For a generation of teens raised on the likes of The Hunger Games, Weeping Season returns to familiar territory but with a wicked sensibility reserved for mature readers."-- Peter RawlikAuthor of The Peaslee Papers: A Lovecraftian Chronicle\nIn the spirit of Charlie Brooker's Black Mirror and The Twilight Zone comes Weeping Season - an unsettling, suspenseful chiller that leaves you gasping for breath...\nA group of strangers wake up in a cold isolated forest with no memory of anything before their arrival. Lost, hungry and wandering aimlessly, they are summoned to a campsite by a remote entity who controls their fate through a series of tortuous objectives. Their only hope for survival is either escape from the psychological game reserve, known as Block 18, or face mortality at the hands of its maniacal moderator, who loves nothing more than watch his participants suffer.

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