From publisher blurb:
A selection of archetypes for Pathfinder First Edition, all of them spellcasting warrriors. The book experiments with not horrifically overpowered approaches to combine full-BAB martial prowess with 9th-level spells, in a variety of creative ways, from the spell-less mage of the sword who uses spell slots to fuel her in combat, to the wizard stalker who studies his enemy's magic but refuses to wield it. Explore the dilemma of the spellburnt soldier, who can cast any spell he likes - once. Take on the painful duty of the oathmage knight, whose every spell is a potent tool in combat and a source of agony. Turn your rage to magical ends as a steel-forsworn barbarian, renouncing weapons entirely. Shift your aspect from body to mind to soul and back in the holistic guise of the tripartate ascetic, master of ki and psyche alike. Embrace your fate as a waywarden, empowered by a nexus of ley lines to become the peerless guardian (and dependent) of one specific natural feature. Shield those around you as a noble hallowguard, a paladin dedicated to the community and its sacred spaces. Devote yourself to ceaseless prayer as a benedictant, a wellspring of divine blessings - or unleash the mad glories of alien patrons as an acquiescent, risking your fragile sanity with every spell you cast.