I've got a Sargavan PFS character at the moment, so I'm really excited to see this one!

Wow. Talk about your linked products.

I have been wanting to know more about the area. Now I will get a bunch of products about it all at once. Just a pity I have to wait so long for it.

I'm already eager to see what they show us with Sargava.

Hmmm ... could this be the Golarion version of Sasserine? :)

At just a glance, it looks as though the start of the Savage Tide adventure path could easily fit this location.

Hmmm ... could this be the Golarion version of Sasserine? :)

At just a glance, it looks as though the start of the Savage Tide adventure path could easily fit this location.

This is where I'm currently running my Savage Tide campaign. I think James recommended Eleder as a replacement Sasserine.

Curse you future product I want now.

Hopefully we'll learn more about Walkena the Child God. I noticed some of his followers in the NPC Guide, and would like to know more about the faith.

Hopefully we'll learn more about Walkena the Child God. I noticed some of his followers in the NPC Guide, and would like to know more about the faith.

While Walkena is a big problem in Sargava (especially out in Kalabuto), Mzali is actually part of the Mwangi Expanse, so he's covered in more detail in Heart of the Jungle, our guide to that region.

Generic Villain wrote:

Hopefully we'll learn more about Walkena the Child God. I noticed some of his followers in the NPC Guide, and would like to know more about the faith.

While Walkena is a big problem in Sargava (especially out in Kalabuto), Mzali is actually part of the Mwangi Expanse, so he's covered in more detail in Heart of the Jungle, our guide to that region.

What about Shimye-Magalla? I've wanted more info on him/her since reading the first (and only) reference in the Campaign Setting all those years ago.

What about Shimye-Magalla? I've wanted more info on him/her since reading the first (and only) reference in the Campaign Setting all those years ago.

Wow, put me down as interested in this too. I love it when the gods get all blurry and complicated.

Now that cover looks FUN!!!

this looks friggin' awesome.

Awsome cover!!

So very Kewl, I can't wait to see it.!

A stunning cover! Wow!

Wow, Harsk has a teapot!

That's something I don't think I've ever seen on a character sheet...

(Unless a genie came out of it, anyway!)

Dinosaurs!

Please get Mark Witton to do some dinosaur art for you guys! In either this, or the Serpent's Skull AP, or a Bestiary, or SOMETHING!

Wow, Harsk has a teapot!

That's something I don't think I've ever seen on a character sheet...

(Unless a genie came out of it, anyway!)

Heh... yup! It's been on Harsk's character sheet from the start, ever since Wayne gave him a tea pot in his first picture. :-)

Harsk has my respect...
a man should know when you need tea... its an important time of the day... ask the British :)

Now I know where Harsk stands on the Tea Party movement.

<scribbles down some notes into his conspiracy journal...>

That's a cool cover!

I remember reading that Harsk drinks tea so not to dull his senses...

But what type of tea does he drink?

That's a cool cover!

I remember reading that Harsk drinks tea so not to dull his senses...

But what type of tea does he drink?

I'd bet he favors a monkey-picked ti kuan yin every now and again. Because everything's better with monkeys.

Because everything's better with monkeys.

Everything?

Vic Wertz wrote:

Because everything's better with monkeys.

Everything?

Everything.

yoda8myhead wrote:

Vic Wertz wrote:

Because everything's better with monkeys.

Everything?

Everything.

Even your avatar picture? PROVE IT, I SAY!

....and of course, The Dinosaur! The Dinosaaaauur! Everyone get on the floor, everyone do the dinosaur.

...not sure if the T-Rex wants to be the receiving end of this, sir.

...not sure if the T-Rex wants to be the receiving end of this, sir.

Triceratops beats T-Rex. ALWAYS.

drew way too many triceratopses goring T-rexes as a child on the rationale that those carnosaurs had it coming

may have drawn more pachycephalosauruses pulling a Zinedine Zidane on deinonychuses as well

and still thinks Archaeopteryx are the best familiar options ever

cappadocius wrote:

yoda8myhead wrote:

Vic Wertz wrote:

Because everything's better with monkeys.

Everything?

Everything.

Even your avatar picture? PROVE IT, I SAY!

This would've been easier with custom avatars, but...

As I said, everything.

I almost answered Cappa as if he were Patrick, heh.

You guys should really go buy fezzes from Fez-o-Rama if you love monkeys so much. Also get Paizo to license official fezzes from them.

Monkeys are awesome! Paizo is awesome! Paizo monkeys are awesome!

EEE! EEEE! EEEEEEE!

Hungry! Hungry!

Hungry-hungry-hungry-hungry-hungry!

Urizen wrote:

...not sure if the T-Rex wants to be the receiving end of this, sir.

Triceratops beats T-Rex. ALWAYS.

drew way too many triceratopses goring T-rexes as a child on the rationale that those carnosaurs had it coming

may have drawn more pachycephalosauruses pulling a Zinedine Zidane on deinonychuses as well

and still thinks Archaeopteryx are the best familiar options ever

The strange perception of the public that the triceratops is the "good guy" is nothing more than a misconception, likely propagated by the projection that the triceratops, with its skull crest and horns, evokes imagery of a jousting knight riding off to save the princess. When in fact the triceratops is more analogous to a carrion-eating deformed rhinoceros. A DELICIOUS one, at that.

I blame it on a generation that grew up watching bad animated films.

It's the underdog mentality. Triceratops is frequently depicted as the defender against scary tyrannosaurus's attacks. While siding with the oppressor is cool for some, others prefer the herbivore.

When in fact the triceratops is more analogous to a carrion-eating deformed rhinoceros. A DELICIOUS one, at that.

I would dismiss this as lies and balderdash, but I'm busy pondering how such slander was typed with such teeny, tiny, amusingly small little arms.

Don't get rolled by any duck-bills now!

Seriously though, that Christopher Reeve-hosted documentary was @#$%ing ACE back in the 80's. T-Rex jobbing commences at around 8:41! ;)

(to be fair and honest, I did rage when I found out what happened to the T-Rex in Jurassic Park 3. I mean come on...)

While siding with the oppressor is cool for some, others prefer the herbivore.

The odds are pretty good that Ceratopsids, and specifically Triceratops, were about as herbivorous, lovable, and "good" as your basic wild pig. And just as likely to trample you and eat your broken carcass. Look at a Triceratops skull and teeth - that is not the muscular attachment and dentition of a dedicated plant eater.

Of course, anyone who's ever watched a bloat of hippos murder a crocodile (http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/environment/article6918747.ece), or gotten on the wrong side of a water buffalo (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1181571/Four-injured-wat er-buffalo-goes-rampage-religious-festival.html) know better than to equate herbivore with peaceful. Big herbivores are, for the most part, psychotic.

Hmmm ... could this be the Golarion version of Sasserine? :)

At just a glance, it looks as though the start of the Savage Tide adventure path could easily fit this location.

That's exactly what I was thinking! I can't wait to convert my Savage Tide game to Pathfinder and translate all the locales to Golarion.

I've updated the description to match the finished product. (We updated the cover image earlier this week.)

I've updated the description to match the finished product. (We updated the cover image earlier this week.)

Authors?

Vic Wertz wrote:

I've updated the description to match the finished product. (We updated the cover image earlier this week.)

Authors?

Added.

(I am disappointed by your 20-minute response time. Give a guy a contributor tag, and suddenly he's got better things to do.)

(I am disappointed by your 20-minute response time. Give a guy a contributor tag, and suddenly he's got better things to do.)

Weird, I see no tag at all on yoda's post.

Vic Wertz wrote:

(I am disappointed by your 20-minute response time. Give a guy a contributor tag, and suddenly he's got better things to do.)

Weird, I see no tag at all on yoda's post.

He has it on his main tag, not his alt tag though.

Vic Wertz wrote:

(I am disappointed by your 20-minute response time. Give a guy a contributor tag, and suddenly he's got better things to do.)

Weird, I see no tag at all on yoda's post.

Can you see it now?

I see no mention of it, but does this book let me have an Archaeopteryx or Compsognathus familiar, or a Masiakasaurus or Anchisaurus animal companion?

I see no mention of it, but does this book let me have an Archaeopteryx or Compsognathus familiar, or a Masiakasaurus or Anchisaurus animal companion?

I don't believe it does at all.

Can you see it now?

Yep!

Why does this remind me of Avatar, let alone the "Isle of Dread?"

Then again, my creative writing teacher told me there no truly original story…

I like this more than the gnome book we're getting in may.

Okay, the preview in the Gnomes of Golarion book has me very curious about this bit:

This book is going to show us how Erastil, Gozreh, Abadar, and Iomedae are percieved and worshipped by the native cultures, right? Man, I really want to see how Iomedae is handled. I hadn't even thought of her as even having a presense of note amongst the Mwangi cultures, owing to her relative late arrival and how concentrated her faith is up in Avistan.

I'm really eager to see the Mwangi take on her and the other gods. (Erastil = antelope-headed god? I can see it for the veldt, but isn't Sargava mostly jungle on top of jungle?)