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At the edge of the universe rises a tower with no summit, no foundation, and no limits to what can be learned within. In "Stairs of the Spire", magic itself is no longer just a tool but instead something to be studied, harvested, and controlled. Climb through impossible floors, face creatures born of living text and arcane might, and uncover secrets powerful enough to rewrite the rules of reality. Stay too long, and you may begin to understand too much. Climb too high… and you may never come back down. Do you have what it takes to ascend to wonders unseen?

This 56+ page High Magic supplement brings:

  • 1 full adventure - Ascend the infinite tower in Ascending the Spire
  • 6 monster statblocks - Face creatures like the Book Wyrm, a living archive that defends knowledge itself! And more!
  • 1 new player race - Become a Scrolling, a living construct of written magic!
  • 1 new player subclass for our original Gravebound class - The Relictomancy Devotion - focusing on gravebound who wield the magical remnants left behind after death!
  • 6 items - Wield tools that store, steal, and reshape magic
  • 6 spells + 3 epic casting spells - Bend magic beyond its limits
  • 7 sigils - Customize your gear with modular magical enhancements
  • 1 monster template - Turn any creature into a Relictan, a magic-fueled remnant
  • 10 maps (gridded and gridless variant)
  • 13 VTT tokens - Bring the game to life to your virtual table!
  • Arcane lore, systems, and more!!
  • 2 awesome STLs! The Book Wyrm in a clean and runic version!

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