Deep Magic Volumes 1 and 2 are Out in Print and PDF

Oct 27, 2023

Kobold Press has released Deep Magic Volumes 1 and 2 for 5E Dungeons & Dragons. Each book contains not only over 400 spells but also new options for magic wielding player characters. You can score both hardcover volumes in a slipcase set for an MSRP of $129.99, get each volume separately for an MSRP of $59.99, or score the PDFs at DriveThruRPG for $29.99 each.

About the volumes:

Deep Magic Volume 1

Command 400 New Spells for 5th Edition!

No matter how you slice it, magic is at the heart of fantasy—and nothing makes that more real than a massive tome of spells.

Deep Magic Volume 1 collects, updates, tweaks, and expands on years of magic from Kobold Press with more than 400 new and revised spells and other options:

Theurge base class, blending the arcane and the divine in one caster
16 divine domains, such as Beer, Frost, Justice, Moon, and Time
11 arcane traditions, such as the Elementalist and the Timekeeper
4 sorcerous origins, including the Farseer and Serophage
3 otherworldly patrons, 3 druid circles, 3 ranger and martial archetypes, 2 bard colleges, and 2 sacred oaths
Plus expanded rules for familiars and much more!

Deep Magic Volume 2

Master 400 New Spells for Fifth Edition!
Deep Magic Volume 2 is a sequel to the spell-filled Deep Magic Volume 1 and further expands on that first volume. Volume 2 features over 400 new spells as well as:

The Witch base class, a spellcaster that communes with and commands the spirits of the natural world
19 new subclasses, from the College of Cuisine bard to the Circle of Scavengers druid, to the Oath of the Spellsworn paladin, to the Fey Mage wizard
3 new backgrounds to bring your characters to life: Cometborn, Curio Collector, and Storyteller
14 styles of spellcasting, such as Dream, Pyromancy, or Weather, to give your spellcaster a distinctive theme with fun, new features
15 magical grimoires with unique stories, motifs, and art that are capable of growing in power as the character grows
3 new downtime activities for characters who want to do something more than carousing: Enchanting Arms and Armor, Potion Brewing, and Researching Magic
GM guidance for including epic and legendary magic in games, allowing characters—or villains—to magically shape the world and story
10 spellcasting NPCs to help or hinder characters
Over a dozen tables, from descriptions of magical effects to reverse summoning quests, to the odd effects from drinking an old or badly brewed potion
16 adventure site location descriptions and encounter hooks to go along with the 24 Arcane Map Tiles

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