Greetings fellow gamers, it is Wednesday once again, and I hope that this mid-week finds everyone doing well.  We’re half way to the weekend, and I know that personally I have a lot going on, with my Dark Sun Campaign on Friday night, and my Forgotten Realms campaign in Toledo on Saturday night!

But being Wednesday also means I have a review on EN World, and this week I am taking a look at a new supplement from Paizo for the Pathfinder RPG.  I’ve received a few emails and feedback from the community on EN World about covering other game systems than D&D 4E, and I was pleased when the folks at Paizo offered to send over some of their new products for review.  This week I am covering Ultimate Combat, a supplement just released around GenCon weekend, containing a ton of character options for martial classes, and a whole lot more!

To read the full review, just click the link below and head over to EN World for all the details on this new release from Paizo:

Review of Pathfinder: Ultimate Combat by Paizo

Overall, this is one heck of a good supplement for both Pathfinder and D&D 3.5 players and DMs alike.  There was a bit of an overkill in the feat chapter, but it has some great new rule variants, new classes, class archetypes, and plenty of new gear for players to use and enjoy.

A book as awesome as Ultimate Combat almost makes me want to go back to D&D 3.5… almost …

So until next blog… I wish you Happy Gaming!

Tags: character class, EN World, Paizo, Pathfinder, review

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