Bøger af Jeffrey Anderson

Terror from Beyond the Stars!Mythos Monsters brings 90 eldritch abominations from the dark places beyond the stars to your Pathfinder Second Edition campaign, with beautiful artwork for every one! Unleash the mind-bending majesty of the Lovecraft mythos on an unsuspecting world, with mythos minions like the faceless stalkers, star vampires, and the hideous hybrid blood of Yog-Sothoth, horrific variants like embryonic brain collectors and dream flumphs, gug savants and neothelid psions, and inhuman horrors like shantaks, nightgaunts, and the blood of Yog-Sothoth, or terrifying titans like bholes, elder shoggoths, and flying polyps. Their unfathomable plots are guided by monstrous masters like the mi-go, elder things, and denizens of Leng, or even some of the Great Old Ones themselves like dread Cthulhu and Hastur the Unspeakable. You'll also find a ton of terrific templates to turn ordinary monsters into pseudonatural xenoid abominations or creatures blighted or corrupted with the chaos of the far realms, alongside expanded rules for deep one cults and slugspawn-infested moits of Shub-Niggurath! The stars are right to pick up this spectacular 100-page monster supplement for Pathfinder Second Edition and Make Your Game Legendary!

Praying Isaiah is a collection of prayers, one for each chapter of the Book of Isaiah.

Stories of encountering God while retreating to the desert.

Focuses on a Greek text that was likely compiled in Constantinople, in 1105, for use in one of the monasteries located there. The book consists of a liturgical psalter, containing the fixed structure (the ordinary) in both the Greek original and in English translation, as well as a description of the hours themselves.

Featuring best practices from the authors 25 plus years of teaching experience, Management provides an up-to-date, practical, interesting, and easy-to-read introduction to management principles.

This volume contains a full description of the Gospel Lectionary held in the collection of the Pierpont Morgan Library, USA. An unusual 12th-century work, it was one of only three such manuscripts made in Constantinople, and the only one of these to contain narrative illustration.