Epic Path

Introduction

• What is Epic Path?

Player's Guide

• Character Creation

Classes

• Alchemist
  • Alchemist Discoveries
• Barbarian
  • Barbarian Rage Powers
• Bard
• Brawler
• Cleric
• Druid
• Fighter
  • Fighter Tactics
• Monk
• Paladin
• Prowler
• Ranger
• Rogue
  • Rogue Talents
• Sorcerer
• Warlord
• Wizard

Races

• Races

New Races

• Arrakanza - A race of savage nomads living in the grass sea, known for their speed and fondness for pain.
• Fane Dar - Humans whose ancestors commingled with Spirits (think Princess Mononoke), powerfully strong, with a matriarchal society.
• Vanx - River dwelling sentient lizards, the Vanx are the most common non-humanoid race in the Celegian Empire.
• Human - Replaces the Human writeup in the core Pathfinder rules.

Skills

• Skills
  • Diplomacy
    • Money and Merchants
  • Linguistics
    • Languages
  • Stealth

Feats

• Master Feats List
  • General Feats
  • Combat Feats
  • Racial Feats
  • Animal and Familiar Feats
  • Item Creation Feats
  • Metamagic Feats
  • Class-Specific Feats
  • Exotic Weapon Feats
  • Epic Feats

Spells

• Master Spell List
• New and Modified Spells

Weapons, Armor and Equipment

• Weapons
  • Unarmed and Light Melee Weapons
  • 1-Hand Melee Weapons
  • 2-Hand Melee Weapons
  • Ranged and Thrown Weapons - and ammo
• Armor and Shields
• Equipment
  • New Rules for Weapons
  • Weapon Properties

Magic Items

• Magic Item Crafting Rules
• Magic Item Properties
• Dweomermetals And Other Special Materials
• New Magic Items

Combat

• Types of Actions
• Types of Movement
• Types of Damage
• Combat Maneuvers
• Types of Senses
• Status Conditions
• Injury, Death and Dying

Game Master's Guide

• Designing Encounters
• Creating New Monsters
• Treasure and XP

Bestiary

• Bestiary
  • Universal Monster Rules
  • Monster Types
  • Monster Templates and Roles

Campaign Settings

• Fane - Reese's Monday Night Game
• The Windward Marches - Todd's Monday Night Game
• The Golden Portal - Todd's Sunday Game
  • Campaign Milieus - The PC's path to greatness, from peasant to god.

To Do

Things That Still Need More Development