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While far from an exhaustive playtest, I have run a few games using the Spheres books and overall the options are pretty balanced while also being useful. As 5e has much less emphasis on character customization and toolkit-style approaches to rules, it was debatable to what extent they could do a faithful conversion.Īs a backer and owner of both books, I’m pleased to say that Spheres of Power & Might managed to thread this needle in a pretty satisfactory way. It was popular as well, and managed to address the various shortcomings of martials and noncasters in the Pathfinder system, such as giving them meaningful options outside of combat, eliminating feat-tree-progressions where one had to build their entire character concept around doing one or two interesting tricks well, and reliable access to inherent abilities which can afflict enemies with various status effects beyond straight damage-dealing.Īlthough Pathfinder is still Drop Dead’s preferred RPG, there was enough demand to fund a Spheres conversion to 5th Edition D&D. Eventually a sister sourcebook was made: Spheres of Might, expanding the rules to cover martial character concepts.

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Spheres of Power initially remained obscure but in time became the flagship series for Drop Dead Studios as it grew in popularity, spawning miniature sourcebooks for new magical talents and traditions. Divorcing itself from Vancian mechanics, Spheres of Power was intended to cover a wider variety of magical powers as seen in various kinds of popular culture, highly customizable for GMs inspired by their favorite pieces of non-D&D media or who wanted a more open-ended spellcaster beyond the traditional arcane/divine and spells-per-day divides.

It would also appear that the Dakra Prime is one of two prime melee weapons in the game that does not have a normal version, the other being Reaper Prime.Back in 2014 a small publisher by the name of Drop Dead Studios created an alternative magic system for the Pathfinder Role-Playing Game.

There was a bug where crafting the Dakra Prime would result in the user receiving an Orthos Prime until it was fixed (albeit undocumented) in Hotfix 10.0.4 ().

In-game files refer to the Dakra Prime as Cronus Prime.

The weapon was renamed because players felt confused about the name, 'dakka' being a term for firepower derived from the distinct firing sound of a machine gun. The original name is derived from Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh.

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This weapon was formerly named 'Dakka Prime' before Update 10.0 ().The Dakra Prime's design could also be based on the dusack, a european Renaissance saber of many forms, used at war and as a training weapon.Alternatively, the Dakra Prime's design may also be based on the Khanda. The Dakra Prime resembles a Sabre, however there is no obvious crossguard.Dakra Prime, along with Mag Prime, Boar Prime, Nova Prime, Soma Prime, and Vasto Prime, were unvaulted from Novemto January 29, 2019.Dakra Prime along with Mag Prime,, Boar Prime, Rhino Prime, Boltor Prime, and Ankyros Prime, were again accessible from June 27th, 2017 to August 1st, 2017.

Dakra Prime, along with Mag Prime and Boar Prime, was again accessible from June 28th 2016 to July 26th, 2016 when the Prime Vault was unsealed.Any preexisting components or fully-built weapons will remain as is. On June 29, 2015, it was announced that the Dakra Prime would enter the Prime Vault and be retired from the reward tables on July 7, 2015.

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