Blackpowder, Magic, & Plot

"Let the shots ring out! The revolution is here!"

Raise the banners and light the fires of rebellion with the first major supplement from Australian publishing house Southern Realm games. Exclusively for Pathfinder 2nd Edition, Blackpowder, Magic, & Plot contains a slew of new player options to help equip your PCs and NPCs with everything your PC's and NPC's need to start a fantasy revolution in your own games.

Inside you will find:

• 13 subclasses, including the revolutionary bard muse, the mysterious stranger and ordinance harbinger witch patrons, and 5 new ways for the Gunslinger
• 7 archetypes, including the Combination Weapon Master, Eldritch Fusilier, Knife Thrower, and Trick Shooter
• 19 class feats and 11 skill feats. Stay mobile in shoot-outs with Run For Cover and Strafing Run, keep your position hidden with Silent Shot, and make sure your foes can't find their footing with Defenstrator.
• 11 basic weapons including the musket blade, portable cannon, and classic single-action revolver
• 9 combination weapons including the crossanchor, gunchucks, harpoon gun, and meteor cannon
• 17 specific magic weapons, such as the deceptively small but powerful Chirp, the magically-concealable Glamor Knife, or the Roulette revolver for those feeling lucky
• 7 spellguns, such as the explosive Boom Gun or unexpected Surprise Spellgun
• 4 pieces of magic equipment, including the Instant Barricade and Obscuring Wagon
• 7 artifacts, including the Banner of the Revolution, the Kingslayer dagger, and the three-piece Regalia of Dominion
• 11 spells, including the whimsical Fingerguns, Splashguard to protect yourself from area blasts, and incarnate spells that summon the Blackpowder Beast and the Son of the Guillotine; monstrous heralds of the revolution

Much like our revolutionaries, we’re a bunch of scrappy upstarts working on a shoestring budget and fuelled by a dream. As such, this release doesn't contain any art beyond our company logo and what we have done for layout. Art costs money, good art is expensive, and we refuse to utilise AI. If we are putting art into books, we want it to match the quality of our writing and for the artists providing it to be paid fairly. If our books do well, profits will be invested into art for future releases and possibly even deluxe editions of this supplement.