Presenting Planar Powers, my new Infinite publication and the focus of this week’s blog. This new release contains some of the best planes related content I’ve done over the last 5 years, completely revamped and re-balanced, with a healthy extra helping of completely new material, all bundled together in a 30 page pdf for the low, low price of $4.99
But what, exactly, does your money get you? Let’s go through it by sections.
Section 1 – Conrasu!
The funky neutral orb creatures from Pathfinder 2nd Edition, updated for Starfinder, with an extra feat that can be used by any plant or plant-like species. The neutral planes don’t offer a lot of options for players and GMs, so the Conrasu are some of the best way to bring the influence of Axis into a game.
Section 2 – Classes
This section encompasses the Planar Ethos style for Soldiers, Totemic Connection for Mystic, and alternative level 1 Solarian revelations. Planar Ethos lets your soldier access the powers of Outsiders, eventually even becoming one themselves. The Totemic Connection is a full subclass for the Mystic, turning them from a focused caster into a melee monster akin to the Evolutionist but with ties to Kyokor and Electrivores, while keeping some secondary casting ability. Finally the Solarian revelations provide much needed options for level 1 solarians, which can often feel a bit samey imho.
Section 3 – Feats
This is a meaty chunk of the book, providing multiple feat lines that add planar powers to your characters. There’s something in here for virtually any class, whether you want an operative cursed with abyssal powers, or a biohacker that is slowly taking on the traits of an aberration, lots of options to choose from.
Section 4 – Augments
Inner planes stuff, as we go through elemental augments for each of the four primary elements, as well as set bonuses based on Magitech, Biotech, Cybernetic, and Necrograft augments.
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Jeremy Corff
Artist and Writer