Okay, here’s the thing: When we originally designed the 4E cover, we had a techan male on the cover. Since Amethyst Foundations was being produced by a larger publisher, its ownerumm”asked” us to swap out the character with a shemjaza (demon) female (who are known to dress that way specifically for distraction). After we split, we swapped the characters back, but occasionally, our layout guy uses the original cover. Personally, I’m not happy with her inclusion, which is why we have a covered female on the other book, and why all internal illustrations also have an appropriate dress code for both genders. There is an anecdote I enjoy sharing that when Nick Greenwood submitted the first Damaskan Custodian with her waist exposed, and I immediately asked him to cover her up. He replied that was not the norm from the usual requests he gets. Despite what our old publisher said, I don’t believe her inclusion on the cover of Foundations actually helped sales.

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Goto [ ] Introduction Amethyst: Foundations is a new setting book for the Dungeons & Dragons, 4th edition game. The main thrust of the setting is that the modern world underwent a radical change in the (near?

It is never really made explicit) future where the fantasies of mankind return. This change is neither gradual nor seamless as it is brought about by the opening of two magical gates allowing magic to flood the world in one great wave. Mukesh Kumar Sad Song Download. Unlike Shadowrun, where the magical elements are integrated into modern life, Amethyst establishes a direct conflict between technology and magic. This adversarial relationship has drastically altered the socio-political organization of the world, with large walled cities serving as bastions of technology, surrounded by magical wilderness inhabited by fae and humans who have chosen to join them. The layout of the book is very solid with a good text density and no background image on each page, except in the outside margin, which does not obscure the text. The art work is well done and is of a uniform appearance which this reviewer enjoys as it lends to a better visualization of the world. This review is based on the digital version of the book.

Also in the interest of full disclosure the reviewer has received this digital file for no charge. Chapter 1: The Choice This chapter provides an introduction to the setting and themes of Amethyst. The main conflicts of the setting are established as technology vs. Magic, and order vs. Here also a brief glimpse of world history is given. Immortal fae races ruled the planet in peace many years ago until the arrival of the black star, Ixindar (more on that later).

This force of stasis and corruption lured many fae into its service, thus starting a devastating magical war. This war came to an abrupt end when the Chicxulub meteor hit the Earth. The fae fled into the realms of magic and planned to return to Earth later. In the intervening years the human race evolved and established various cultures with the resonance of the fae influencing mankind’s myths. Religion and magic is briefly touched upon as well. Magic can be used in three different ways in Amethyst.