This bonus stacks with any enhancement bonuses gained to ability scores that apply to saves or checks. Soul Enhancement (Su): When a 4th-level soul eater uses its energy drain ability, it gains a +2 enhancement bonus on all saving throws, ability checks, and skill checks for 24 hours.
this supernatural ability can be used once per day when the soul eater has drained levels. The target is allowed a Reflex saving throw to avoid the damage (DC 10 + soul eater's class level + soul eater's Cha bonus). Soul Blast (Su): When a 3rd-level soul eater uses its energy drain ability, it may project a 100-foot ray of force that deals 1d6 points of damage per soul eater level against one target. Soul Strength (Su): When a 2nd-level soul eater uses its energy drain ability, it gains a +4 enhancment bonus to Strength for 24 hours. At 7th level the Soul eater bestows two negative levels with a touch. Beginning at 1st level, the touch of a soul eater bestows one negative level on its target.
Weapon and Armor Proficiency: Soul eaters are proficient with no weapons, armor, or shields.Įnergy Drain (Su): A soul eater gains the ability to drain energy, bestowing negative levels upon its victims. Further articles by Matt can be found via the Louder Than War author archive.All of the following are class features of the soul eater prestige class. The album can be purchased from the Acid Jazz website.Īll words by Matt Mead. I’m currently putting a wish list together for future releases from this distinctly musically educated duo.
#SOUL EATER MR CORNER PLUS#
There are mega rarities with Arnold Blair enchanting with Finally Made It Home, Tommy McGee wistfully romanticising with Now That I Have You plus Syreeta serenades with I’m Goin Left and finally Patsy Gallant picks up the microphone to sing elegantly It’ll All Come Around.Ī wonderfully divergent album over flowing with an exquisite smattering of grooves, rhythms and ballads fit for any soul brother or sister about town. Released on both vinyl and CD in gatefold sleeves with swaths of liner notes, this selection sharpens the spotlight on soul monsters with the likes of opening track Bobby Womack How Could You Break My Heart plus 60s British beat master Georgie Fame with Daylight. The pair clearly have a shared love for their music after they shared a microphone for 6 Music which was so well received the idea to further their reputation brought these collections into physical existence.
#SOUL EATER MR CORNER FULL#
Dig deep into their own vinyl crates, bringing into play an album packed full of soul gems from off the beaten track. The concept of this and the previous album is fairly simple. The pair have brought together some weighty classics to the table. Renowned head of Acid Jazz – Eddie displays a weighty knowledge of 60s soul in all its forms, with Martin being a versatile sophisticated companion. Matt Mead digs these cool cats to review the album for Louder Than War.įollowing on from last years lauded Jazz On The Corner compilation, 2019 sees the pair in matching trousers adorning the sleeve of the duo’s latest release. Martin Freeman and Eddie Piller have compiled another deft compilation with their latest release entitled Soul On The Corner released via Acid Jazz Records.
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