Epic Path

Introduction

• What is Epic Path?

Core Rules and New Rules

• Character Creation
• Core Rule Changes
• Languages
• Money and Merchants
• Status Conditions

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

To Do

Things That Still Need More Development

Campaign Settings

• Fane
• The Windward Marches - Monday Night Game
• The Golden Portal - Sunday Game

Races

All core races and most "other" races are permitted in Epic Path. The GM should be consulted before selecting an "Other" race, or any alternative racial traits.

• d20pfsrd Race Page
• 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.

The base Human race has been modified for Epic Path. This write-up replaces the Human race listing on d20pfsrd.

• Human - Humans are the dominant race, and have been tweaked to be more competitive with the other races.

Classes

• Alchemist: Fairly complex to design, fairly complex to play. Alchemists have a huge array of abilities, and you have to choose where to spend your resources.
  • Alchemist Discoveries
• Barbarian: Modestly complex to design, stone-simple to play.
  • Barbarian Rage Powers
• Bard: Simple to design, complex to play.
• Brawler: Intentionally designed as a simple class to play, but a challenging class to play well.
• Cleric: Fairly simple to design, but complex to play, like all casters, and has a much stronger melee focus as well.
• Druid: Can be very complex to design and very complex to play.
• Fighter: By far the most complex melee class to design and quite challenging to play, but can accommodate almost any play-style.
  • Fighter Tactics
• Monk: A simple class to design, there's very little beyond feats and skills to pick out.
• Paladin: Fairly simple to play and run, and can even serve as a capable backup healer.
• Prowler: Fairly simple to design, but challenging to play.
• Ranger: Moderately complex to design, but easy to play.
• Rogue: Complex to design, and moderately challenging to play.
  • Rogue Talents
• Sorcerer: Modestly complex to design, but challenging to play. Resource rationing is key.
• Warlord: Simple to design and simple to play, though nuanced play is rewarded.
• Wizard: Moderately complex to design, but very challenging to play. Anticipating and preparing the right spells is tough.

New and Modified Spells

• Spells

Weapons, Armor and Equipment

• Weapon Skill, Size and Handiness
• Weapon Properties
  • Unarmed and Light Melee Weapons
  • 1-Hand Melee Weapons
  • 2-Hand Melee Weapons
  • Ranged and Thrown Weapons - and ammo
  • Armor and Shields
  • Equipment

Magic Items

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

Bestiary

• Bestiary
• Bestiary - Sortable List
  • Universal Monster Rules
  • Monster Types
  • Monster Roles
  • Monster Stat Comparison
  • Blank Monster Blueprints
  • New Templates

Statistical Nerdery

• Gear Estimations By Level
• PC Statistics By Level
• Campaign Milieus