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by Jason Keeley (Author), Michael Sayre (Author), Logan Bonner (Author)
Report for Duty!
When diplomacy between nations fails and neither side backs down, war is the inevitable result. From border skirmishes to large-scale invasions, conflict comes in many forms--the perfect chance for heroes to win glory! And war has come to the world Golarion, embroiling the nations of the Inner Sea in a conflict that will forever change the Pathfinder setting!
This new rulebook for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game covers all aspects of war, including two bold new character classes! Help steer the flow of battle as a cunning commander or protect your allies from harm as an indomitable guardian. You'll also find archetypes that allow you to raise a small battalion of undead soldiers or wield a personal siege weapon, the new larger-than-life jotunborn ancestry, an armory of magic weapons, and rules for running combat alongside troops that you command to fill out your army's ranks. Golarion's generals need you, so heed the Battlecry!
Additional writing by Saif Ansari, Kate Baker, Rigby Bendele, Tineke Bolleman, Jessica Catalan, Jeremy Corff, Rue Dickey, John Godek III, Luis Loza, Dennis Muldoon, Collette Quach, Mikhail Rekun, Shay Snow, Kendra Leigh Speedling, Andrew White, and Linda Zayas-Palmer.
Author Biography
Logan was an integral member of the design team that crafted Pathfinder Second Edition, and oversees the rules engine today as Paizo's Pathfinder Lead Designer. As a 20-year veteran of the tabletop game industry, he has over a hundred credits as a designer, author, developer, and editor. For Paizo, he oversaw the remastered core books, Secrets of Magic, Book of the Dead, Rage of Elements, NPC Core, and many more. The other games he's worked on range widely, including Fiasco, Spectaculars, Dungeons & Dragons, and the Mistborn Adventure Game. Born on the great plains of Kansas, he graduated Fort Hays State University with a BFA in fine art. He then reversed the polarity on the flatness and dryness meters to relocate to Seattle, Washington, where he has lived since 2006.
