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HomebrewJune 15, 20230Comments

Revisiting “Fellows” In Pathfinder 2e

In a previous post I suggested a Pathfinder 2e subsystem for what I called "Follower Companions." Since writing that post, I've had the chance to play test that subsystem rather significantly, and through it, my players and I have realized that... well... it didn't quite…

Fate HacksJuly 16, 20222Comments

Fate Without the FUDGE

I'm currently in the process of creating a new RPG based on a hacked version of Fate Core. One of the best things about Fate is how extensible and "hackable" it is, however there's one facet of the system that is historically quite controversial—it uses…

HomebrewJanuary 9, 20220Comments

Pathfinder 2e Follower Companions

Header Image: Owlcat Games Pathfinder 2e has different rules available for various forms of “companions” between the Core Rulebook, and its various supplements. Between the loyal animal companions of Rangers and Druids, evil Clerics creating undead, or the powerful eidolons of Summoners, Paizo delivers a rule…

NewsAugust 27, 20210Comments

Now Available on Spotify!

Can't make the weekly stream and aren't able to catch the VOD on Youtube or Odysee? The Art of Gamemastery's Finding Paths stream is now available as a podcast on Spotify, so you can listen on the go! Most of the Finding Paths catalog has…

HomebrewAugust 19, 20210Comments

Dancer Archetype For Pathfinder 2e

Masters of both blade and dance, dancers often operate as assassins thanks to their unique abilities. In Ores, dancers are most commonly found in the dense, sprawling mercantile cities in The Red Desert, where there's plenty of coin to be made and rumors to be…

Bestiary Homebrew Tagacea Wild HuntsJune 11, 20210Comments

Tagaceae Wild Hunts #1: Ratfink

Whether the party needs to take on a powerful Fire Giant, cross a volcano, end the reign of a fire breathing dragon, this Wild Hunt is a great side quest for any adventuring group. The quest giver is likely an adventurer who lost all their…

NewsJune 6, 20210Comments

The Art Of Gamemastery now has a Discord and a Reddit!

The Art of Gamemastery has launched its public Discord server, as well as an official Reddit community! If those social networks aren't your thing, that's cool! We'll still be updating Twitter, Mastodon, and Instagram regularly, so you can be sure that whatever social media you…

NewsApril 23, 20210Comments

The Art Of Gamemastery is now on Twitch!

The Art of Gamemastery is starting a new livestream series on Twitch called Finding Paths, where Jon gets together weekly with friend and fellow GM Jak Lynch to talk Pathfinder 2e. Each week will be a different topic, and this series will be much more…