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LEgends speak of a time before history, of a great island empire wose people wielded powerful magic and technology, ruling much of the world. Their pride proved their undoing, and Atlantis sank beneath the sea in a single night. TWILIGHT OF ATANTIS is a sourcebook detailing this once-great people, drawn from the writings of Plato. New races such as the Bastai cat-warriors and the Atlanteans appear new prestige classes (Artificer, Orphean, Resonant, Spellbane) and six new feats to use with them. A whole new appraoch to magic - that of the resonance, powered by the mystical metal orichalcum - is provided, with 10 new spells. Join the adventure today, attempting to overthrow or rescue Atlantis' great empire.

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   2 of 5 people found the following review helpful: Not to my expectations..., April 25, 2002 By  D. Crouzet "d_crouzet" (PARIS France) - See all my reviews    Well, on the overall, this d20 game supplement isn't a bad product, but it's not what I would have liked to get. This Atlantis is described as to fit with the Classical Greek period (Plato was the first to speak about Atlantis). As such, you get an history of Atlantis, new character races, 4 new prestige classes, a few skills /feats /spells /etc. making this product an excellent supplement if you want to run a campaign set in ancient Greece, and/or Egypt. In such a setting, Dwarves, Elves, Gnomes, etc. would be ridiculous; so you would get a good alternative with the races given in this booklet, which fit well in that kind of mythology. However, as far as I am concerned, I was deceived by Twilight of Atlantis. I would have liked to get something more futuristic (of the tech-magic kind; reminding of the last Disney movie), and not related to ancient Greeks. If this is what you would also like to get, this supplement won't be up to your expectations.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) Share your thoughts with other customers:  › See all customer reviews...		Search Customer Reviews Only search this product's reviews