Living Toys and Harem Mages

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Harem mages lovingly craft perfect, subservient servant girls, sculpting their bodies and mind with the end user in mind. They handcraft Living Toys for lonely merchant princes, create beautiful figments of lustful imagination to keep bored kings company, and conjure busty, lusty maids to teach horny teenagers about sex and relationships. Where other mages might conjure magical weapons and scribe spells onto parchment, Harem Mages create life itself. These creator mages sculpt women as living works of art.

Harem Mages are some of the world's premier magic users, performing feats that lesser arcanists can only gape in awe of. Unlike most mages, Harem Mages do not obsess over quickcast combat spells and have little talent for battlefield conjurations. Instead, they are creators first and above all, toiling in their studios to bring the gorgeous creatures that walk through their dreams to life. The Harem Mage is an oddity. Most combat mages look down at the quirky magic user as wasting their prodigious arcane talent creating magical dolls. Others take issue with the fact they create magical slave creatures: willing and endlessly perky slaves, but slaves none the less... .

Harem Mages begin their life as artists: sculptors, painters, puppeteers, weavers, printers. Obsessed with the act of creation, these magical artists soon realize that their creations have a life of their own. Drawings might move and cavort on the page: sculptures take on erotic new poses. With practice, Harem Mages can imbue a creation with a portion of their own soul, creating a new consciousness housed in an arcane shell, a living spell-woman who obeys their every command.

About the Cover

Due to the explicit nature of this release, even though it is fully compatible with the popular PFRPG, the Compatibility Logo has been deliberately left off the cover art. Instead, the 3.5 OGL logo designed by Louis Porter is used in its place.

Black Tokyo and the Tatakama

The Harem Mage first appeared in the controversial D20 Modern campaign setting: Black Tokyo. This version of the class is common on the other side of the multiversal barrier, and is practiced by the men, Elves and demon-kin living in the endless twilight of the Tatakama. Harem Mages from fantastic universes were the first of their kind, and legends and lore about this class eventually made their way into the demon-haunted version of 21st Century Japan described in Black Tokyo.