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Schwalb Editing: Chris Sims Proofreading: Nat Webb Art Direction and Graphic Design: Hal Mangold Cover Illustrator: Ivan Dixon Interior Illustrations: Ivan Dixon, Jack Kaiser, and Britt Martin Alpha Team: Adam Doochin, Dan Heinrich, Matt Lively, Chris Nichols, Joseph Quarles, Marc Quinn, Eric Samuels, Jason Streger, Bobby Turman, Nat Webb, Troy Yost Beta Team: Robert Adducci, Adam Barton, Nicholas Bobbie, Alan Brown, Jethro Barger, Pedro Barrenechea, Adam Barton, Bill Benham, Jacob Battius Bates, Brian Borth, Eric Brinkley, Ben Buchanan, Tyler Carey, Tom Castelli, Don Cee, Dave Chalker, David Christ, Jennifer ClarkeWilkes, Monte Cook, Bruce R Cordell, Mark Craddock, Kristi Eubanks, Amanda Fuqua, Will Fuqua, Scott Fitzgerald Gray, E Foley, Andrew Follett, Jim Haltom, Kevin Hamilton, C Thomas Hand, Keenan Harmon, Benjamin Harrett, Ian Harris, Christopher Heim, Jared von Hindman, Ben Hofer, Miranda Horner, Cecil Howe, Fred Hurley, Tracy Hurley, Greg Jimison, Don Johnson, Steve Kenson, Martin Knoff, Shad Kunkle, Glen Kyle, Jon Leitheusser, Angela LeNeave, Jerry LeNeave, Rucht Lilavivat, Nicole Lindroos, Thom Little, James Lowder, T.S. 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Stephens, Chris Stevens, John Stevens, William Straley, Don Thorpe, Steven Townshend, Gabe Turman, Logan Turman, Kyle Turner, Ray Vallese, Dennis Vaughan, Marcus Walrath, Chris Ward, Nat Webb, Kevin “Doc” Wilson, Steve Winter, Travis Woodall, Leslie Russell Yost Special Thanks: Adams Memorial Library, Backerkit, Baldman Games, Comic Book World, The Deep Comics and Games, Dicehead Games, Excelsior!, Game Keep, Geek Media Expo, Frontline Games, The Game Cave, The Gamer’s Tavern Podcast, Gary Con, G*M*S Magazine, Green Lake Games, Haste Podcast, Kickstarter, Linebaugh Public Library, Liquid Smoke, The Marble Hornets, Misdirected Mark Podcast, MTAC, Orena Humphreys Public Library, Roll the Dice, Saxon Treasures, Stellar City Geeks, The RPGAcademy, Winter Fantasy, and The Wyvern’s Tale. Also, big thanks to the people of Black Industries and Games Workshop, Green Ronin Publishing, Monte Cook Games, Paizo Publishing, Paradigm Concepts, Wizards of the Coast, the members of BEDLAM!, all the fantastic backers who made this project happen, the makers of Amstel Light, and the makers of Claritin-D. Demon Lord’s Companion is ©2015 Schwalb Entertainment, LLC. All rights reserved. Shadow of the Demon Lord, Demon Lord’s Companion, Schwalb Entertainment, and their associated logos are trademarks of Schwalb Entertainment, LLC. SCHWALB ENTERTAINMENT, LLC PO Box #12548 Murfreesboro, TN 37129 [email protected] www.schwalbentertainment.com.com Introduction .......................3 Flare ............................................................ 27 Spirit of Torment ....................................39 Smoke Bomb ............................................ 27 Spirit of Healing ......................................39 Chapter 1: Ancestries .......4 Timer ..........................................................28 Séance ........................................................39 Story Complications....................................4 Potions .......................................................... 28 Howl of the Wendigo .............................39 Addicted ......................................................4 Agility Potion ...........................................28 Hateful Spirits ..........................................39 Cursed .......................................................... 5 Courage Potion ........................................28 Telekinesis ..................................................40 Doomed ....................................................... 5 Cunning Potion .......................................28 Forceful Push ...........................................40 Haunted ....................................................... 5 Might Potion .............................................28 Mind over Matter ....................................40 Mad ............................................................... 5 Mimic Potion ............................................28 Crush ..........................................................40 Maimed ........................................................ 5 Phasing Potion .........................................28 Dancing Weapon ....................................40 Plagued ........................................................ 5 Shrinking Potion .....................................29 Telekinetic Shield ...................................40 Possessed ..................................................... 5 Water-Breathing Potion ........................29 Hold ............................................................40 Faun ................................................................ 5 Weightlessness Potion ...........................29 Levitate ......................................................40 Wings Potion ............................................29 Force Barrier.............................................40 Halfling .......................................................... 7 Vehicles ........................................................30 Force Wave ................................................40 Chapter 2: Paths ................10 Vehicle Statistics......................................30 Force Bubble ............................................40 Telekinetic Outburst ..............................40 Expert Paths ................................................. 11 Using Vehicles..........................................30 Elementalist .............................................. 11 Maneuvers .................................................31 Telepathy ......................................................41 Mountebank ..............................................12 Special Situations ................................... 32 Sense Thoughts ........................................41 Mystic ..........................................................13 Sample Vehicles ...................................... 32 Share Thoughts ........................................41 Psychic .........................................................14 Chapter 4: Magic .............. 33 Mental Static .............................................41 Sage ..............................................................15 Message ......................................................41 Shaman .......................................................16 Alchemy ........................................................33 Mind Stab...................................................41 Read Minds................................................41 Bound Spirit .............................................. 16 Acidic Glob ...............................................34 Swashbuckler ............................................17 Identify Substance ..................................34 Repulsion ...................................................41 Warden .......................................................18 Brew Potion...............................................34 Emotional Barrage ...................................41 Brew Remedy ...........................................34 Erase Presence ..........................................41 Master Paths .................................................19 Brew Superior Glue ................................34 Husk .............................................................41 Alchemist ...................................................19 Acid Darts ................................................. 35 Mind Blast ..................................................41 Blackguard .................................................19 Brew Liquid Smoke ................................ 35 Corsair .........................................................19 Incantations ................................................ 42 Brew Alchemist’s Poison ....................... 35 Corpse Sight .............................................42 Demonologist ..........................................20 Brew Wondrous Concoction................ 35 Entropist ....................................................20 Ley Line .....................................................42 Liquefy ....................................................... 35 Animal Spy ...............................................42 Martial Artist .............................................21 Philosopher’s Stone ................................ 35 Medium ......................................................21 Destructive Rune ....................................42 Mind Bender ............................................ 22 Death ........................................................... 36 Prophecy ....................................................42 Psychokinetic ........................................... 22 Killing Touch ...........................................36 Recall Soul ................................................42 Reaver ........................................................
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