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Rite Publishing is doing a project on the Litorians and I was wondering how and where would they fit into Golarian. Also, I would like to suggest that at $15 per Standard Patronage, it would be worth it for others to get involved as well. After all, the more people that get involved, the more and better the goodies will be. We are currently at a 32 page project. I for one am being greedy and I want the 64 page project. Come on and join up everyone!!!
There's already a thread about using the Litorians in Golarion, although it started within the context of the Legacy of Fire adventure path, nothing I suggested was inextricably linked with the AP's events.
http://paizo.com/paizo/messageboards/paizoPublishing/pathfinder/adventurePa th/legacyOfFire/litoriansAndSibbecaiInLoFAndPRPG
There's already a thread about using the Litorians in Golarion, although it started within the context of the Legacy of Fire adventure path, nothing I suggested was inextricably linked with the AP's events.
Thanks and I linkied it for you!
I'm thinking the 'bestial' races (Litorians, Sibaccai, even the Mojh and Dracha) would all fit on an entire other world. Either the green planet or the red.
I like the idea of old gates in Azlanti ruins that open to the green and red planets. With the background in my villian from this years Superstar I was thinking he was Azlanti that escaped to the green planet, and became an Elan there.
I'm thinking the 'bestial' races (Litorians, Sibaccai, even the Mojh and Dracha) would all fit on an entire other world. Either the green planet or the red.
I like the idea of old gates in Azlanti ruins that open to the green and red planets. With the background in my villian from this years Superstar I was thinking he was Azlanti that escaped to the green planet, and became an Elan there.
SWEET!!! ~takes a pair of tweezers and starts to pick you brain~ Hold still, this will not hurt a bit!
OOPS!!! Sorry! Well, you did not need your language skills anyway, right?
In my campaign, a lot of the animal-headed humanoid and monstrous humanoid races (gnolls, kenku, minotaurs, goatfolk, kuo-toa, locathah, etc.) are convinced they're cursed lycanthropes that lost their ability to shapechange through fell magics. It's kind of tacked onto a bigger storyline about crashing the moon into the earth, but it's a theme I'd like to explore in another campaign. Especially one with high level rogue-swashbuckler kenku with the daring outlaw feat (+6 when flanking (+2 normal, +2 racial, +2 improved flanking class feature), full sneak attack progression, and nearly a full BAB!).