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Just in time for the Christmas season we have managed to publish three new product for your consumption or for the gamer on your list.

Ploys and Plots by David Nicholas Ross

Ploys and Plots offers ways to spice up games with cinematic flair. Use your skills in new ways and discover new feats that enable you to use clever tricks that grant major advantages, memorable schemes based on reading foes’ movements like a book, and words that can strike at an opponent’s very core. The feats and new skill uses contained in this collection are designed to reward players for roleplaying, for intelligent tactics and cooperation, for making good use of social and deceptive skills, and for playing characters with high mental ability scores even without casting spells.

A skill and feat collection for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game system

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Items of Power and Ambition
by Sean Holland
Magic is power and magic items are the physical distillation of that power.  No wonder so many people are seeking to gather and claim them.

Can you defend your Dragon Claw Staff from all comers?  Can your magic stop the Golem Helmed warriors of the Lady of the Ebon Way?  Will the Black Banner help you to lead the People to freedom?  Or will the slavers armed with their Whip-Swords and Centipede Nets drag you all down into the pits?

Take up arms and spells and fight for your place in the world!

Items of Power and Ambition is a new magic item supplement for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game written by Sean Holland and illustrated by Tamás Baranya.
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Purple Mountain III: The Feasting
by Perry Fehr

Purple Mountain III: The Feasting is a Pathfinder Roleplaying Game compatible module designed for four 3rd-level characters that uses the medium XP advancement track. Play it in any campaign setting with a mountain-based megadungeon, or as a stand-alone dungeon with a mega-dungeon feel.

Purple Mountain III: The Feasting
Purple Mountain III: The Feasting combines the combat and daring-do of  exploring dank, mysterious tunnels with the fascinating interaction of a 'sandbox' underground community!  Vicious underground dwellers, forgotten shrines to a dark god, ancient curses threatening to wipe out whole races- all give your party a chance to shine, and make a little coin doing it!

The Purple Mountain series is designed to be a classic mega-dungeon. You know the kind...
It doesn't have a grand plot or even a consistent theme level to level. Instead, it has pathways to the subterranean realms, prisons for demons, ancient ruins, lost civilizations, legendary weapons, mysterious magic, mines, slave pits, elemental nodes, water-filled passages, mazes, trick doors, traps, haunted levels, classic monsters (ropers, trapper, mimics, otyughs [especially otyughs], owlbears), dragons, monsters too big to have ever fit down those hallways, and artifacts!
A classic mega-dungeon with everything wrong and right about it!

VTT Maps are provided with this purchase. If you would like battlemaps Crooked Staff Publications sells them cheapy for each Purple Mountain release.
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All three of these releases are available now or will be available soon from our vendors:

d20pfsrd: http://shop.d20pfsrd.com/collections/purple-duck-games
Paizo: http://paizo.com/companies/purpleDuckGames
Rpgnow: http://www.rpgnow.com/index.php?manufacturers_id=3367





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