From publisher blurb:
Weapons For Life is a follow-up to Culture of Choice, detailing everything you need to create Lifer characters for the Otherverse America Campaign Setting. Weapons of Life is a ground-up rebuilding of the Lifer Nation, detailing their unique and often blood-soaked talents and feats, making this unique, military sci-fi setting fully compatible with the PFRPG.
Included are full racial descriptions for the five most common non-human species found among the Lifer Army of God: the genetically engineered child soldiers called CFL Kids, the predatory, cyberhunting Nanofeasters, the disturbing undead Neverborn, the engimatic and manipulative Temporal Angels and the space-adapted Wrench. Each of these new races is compatible with Dreamscarred Press' Ultimate Psionics.
After the races are described, you'll discover a host of Lifer-specific templates that allow you to build exactly the character you envision, whether as a protaganist or a villian. Dozens of new feats and talents offer futher customizaton, while grounding your character firmly in the hatred that defines the AOG.
The final section of the sourcebook describes the most unique ‘weapons for life’ in the service of the Lifer Army of God. Here you’ll find spectacular and thematic Lifer spells like In This Sign, Conquer, which manifests an enormous, skyscraper sized cross to terrify and demoralize your enemies. You’ll also find lethal magic weapons, like the Skullpopper SMG or the bizarre but effective Teething Ring. All these spells and items assume that ‘magic’ is a relatively new phenomenon, explained away by the 22nd Century science of Object Philosophies.
Content Warning
This sourcebook details a fictional version of real world anti-aborton terrorist groups like Operation Rescue and the Army of God. Since Weapons for Life is the Lifer Nation's player's guide, it describes things from their point of view, meaning that many of the powers and character options are pretty nasty. The author does not share their views, condone their hatred or encourage anyone to do the same. Because of the subject, even though the book has no explict sexual content, I've tagged it with the 'adults only' filter.