GM’s Miscellany: Places of Power II

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Places of Power are short, richly detailed supplements that each present a flavoursome locale such as a remote temple, borderland fort or reclusive wizard’s demesne. Ready to be plugged into almost any home campaign, each installment can be used as a waystop on the road to adventure, the home of a powerful NPC or even as a mini-adventure site in its own right.

 

GM’s Miscellany: Places of Power II comprises the following Places of Power:

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A Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Compatible GM’s Resource by John Bennett, Jeff Gomez, Thilo Graf, Richard Green, Jacob W. Michaels, David N. Ross, Amber Underwood, Josh Vogt and Mike Welham

Released 23 April 2018; Pages 96

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2 thoughts on “GM’s Miscellany: Places of Power II”

    • I’m pretty sure the content list for this book is correct. The Pathfinder version of this book is similar, but not identical to, GM’s Miscellany: Places of Power I 5e and System Neutral Edition versions (both of which have more locales within as it is the only GM’s Miscellany entry for those rule systems).

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