The Eldritch Archives of Osiris - Archetypes Part 1

Breaking into the archives was the easy part... Now how am I supposed to safely get all this content out in one piece?

The Eldritch Archives of Osiris is a conversion project headed by Design Lead and Content Creator James Beck. It takes many of the character options made available by Samurai Sheepdog over the years and gives them representation within the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game 2nd Edition. If you have enjoyed our work in Pathfinder 1e and D&D 5e in the past, you're going to love these conversions that the team has put together.

Part 1 Includes

• The Concubant - An archetype that allows you to play similar to the character Bo in "Lost Girl."
• The Horrific Visage - A simple glance at you causes pain. This archetype, originally created by Bonnie Graves for PF1, gives you the supernatural ability to make others suffer in new ways.
• The Inspired - Become a brilliant warrior who surpasses your lack of strength with a perfect combination of guile and agility. 
• Mind-Arcs - Based on the bene gesserit of "Dune," Mind-arcs are the perfect advisors and manipulators of both court and combat.
• Pirakam - The pirakam are based on Lux from "League of Legends." They bend and transform light into a dangerous weapon.
• Sihir - The sihir began life as a conversion of 3.5's wu jen. They are experts with most elements, including the rare metal and wood elements, but they must also abide by their taboos to retain their elemental power. Includes several new focus spells.
• Spirit Seekers - A conversion of 4e's seeker that was first done in PF1 and now updated for PF2. Call upon powerful spirits to aid you in dealing with enemies at range, or staying safely away from them.
• Vampire of the Covenant - This archetype keys off of you being at least part vampire (either through the dhampir heritage or the vampire archetype). It grants you abilities reminiscent of "Vampire the Masquerade."

We look forward to hearing any requests you may have for future conversions here, on our website (see the bottom of the bar to the right) or on social media (Twitter and Facebook). Eventually, we may get most or all of them, but we can prioritize anything that's particularly favored from the catalog of content we've produced since 2015.