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Adam Daigle wrote:

Sebastian wrote:

I only have two. I've lost my mojo. :(

With a little bit of training we can have you back at your fighting weight in no time!

And now you're calling me fat!

Or thin. We need a heavyweight!

I only have two. I've lost my mojo. :(

With a little bit of training we can have you back at your fighting weight in no time!

I had to fit a grig in there somewhere, and since they didn't get words printed about them I angled to get an illustration of one at least. :)

Christina Stiles wrote:

A Neil Spicer mini robot? ;)

That's a moneymaker—every time you turn it on, it gives you two cents!

And just think of all the extra writing we can get out of a SpicerBot!

Argh! M'beard! Dangit! My gold!

it, you pesky things, git!

There are full stats for Triaxians in this volume. (And, yep, they are a 0-HD race.)

It's not likely, but we'll see.

Are all androids on Golarion male-shaped or are there gynoids as well?

So far the only one we've provided stats for and illustrated is female, but both genders are present in the world.

"THIS IS RUSSIA!" *throws desk over in glee and kicks Baba Yaga in doll form over into an endless pit.*

Careful there.

Now that this thread exists, I have one small request.

Can folks please, please refrain from repeating their own lists multiple times throughout the thread? I pretty much gave up halfway through the Bestiary 4 wishlist because a few people posted exhaustive lists over and over and it made it hard to keep up with.

I fully understand that there's going to be overlap between different posters, but when the same person is posting the same wishes it gets unruly.

Thanks! I'll be keeping notes. :)

MONSTAAAAAAAARS!

Do you bedazzle yourself for a night out on the town? If so, what colors and patterns are your favorite?

Also, Adam got a reputation for being a flumph-o-holic after he championed the critters into Misfit Monsters Redeemed. How true is that reputation? ONLY DAIGLE KNOWS.

I inherited it from Tim Hitchcock after he wrote the adventure in Dungeon Magazine "Box of Flumph". Then a few messageboard posters and myself started a flumph anti-defamation campaign since the poor critters have been so mistreated (I'm looking at you, certain stick figure comic!) Turns out, it worked!

Coincidentally, they have (in my opinion) the best redemption in the book.

Thanks! That warms my squiggly heart.

Question. Are you aware if spoken ominously, you could easily substitute:

DAGON KNOWS.

With:

DAIGLE KNOWS.

... ?

I think our pronunciation differs, but that first syllable nails it.

Now that Mythic's finalized, I've got a certain stat block to finish up today.

Aww, shucks.

Thanks, boss! :D

wow, Mr wes seems to be more inclined to post wall of text than the other >>ask "someone from paizo* all the question here <<.

Well, for now. ;)

It appears that David Bowie moonlights as Damiel, the Alchemist Iconic ;) (pg 24)

That's only when David Bowie isn't playing a rogue (NPC Codex 149). ;)

I never saw any raptors....

They mostly come at night... mostly.

Just wanted to remind everyone that these things work out best when they are conversations and not arguments. :)

Im here, working on some blogs for the upcoming previews of Ultimate Campaign. I am also here to be the Mythic Adventures answer monkey... I want a banana!!!!

Oook! Oook!

Oh god, no! Don't throw that!

I've got my hands in two different volumes of Pathfinder, so I'm doing my best to not confuse demons and winter, or winter and demons, or winter demons or something.

A word of warning. Don't trust Savannah - she was intern like you but she did something... None one knows what... That made the Powers That Be (of Paizo) let her live. She even escaped warehouse raptors... No interns ever escape warehouse raptors. Not since raptors learned how to open doors, at least.

That's not entirely correct. Patrick was an intern that fought through the threats and challenges to become a developer. Not all interns fall to the cave raptors or other related dangers.

Or Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch?;)

I should point out I AM NOT TRYING TO HAVE AN ALIGNMENT DEBATE in any way. In fact, it was not even me that mentioned that. I suggested first that that was for another thread. I also did not mention Chastity. That was someone else to show specifically how sex, drugs and the like are not evil in the setting. You seem to have just implied something different, which leaves me with even more questions about the virtues.

:(/:)

It's cool. I'm not trying to put words in your mouth or anything. I mentioned chastity because it was a connection to purity (one of the four virtues in your list of virtues you didn't see as exclusively good).

I like that you're interested in the book and I'm eager for you to get it in your hands. I can totally imagine that it can be frustrating to see people talking about a book that you just. can't. read. yet.

Despite them being in the warehouse and getting sent out to all y'all, I didn't get my hardcopy at my desk until today, so I was pulling up the PDF to reference people's questions and comments.

I'd like to think that I'm right in thinking that you'll enjoy it once you get it in your hands, but I don't want anticipation to get muddled with preconceptions from dribbled out information. Patience is a virtue. (Not in the book, sadly.)

I [heart] dark folk.

Rob: It's like Cookie Monster, but with blood.

Adam Daigle wrote:

And if someone is for sure that the slightest hint of that kinda thing could seriously disrupt the fun of their group, then by all means find something different to run.

If it doesn't jazz someone, it doesn't jazz someone. You can't force that kinda thing.

All said and done, I *DO* hope people at least read the adventure.

I'm not sure how the logistics of this would even work, except spending a very suspicious amount of time in one's LGS...

I was speaking about reading the adventure, but not necessarily running it. I know I've read a ton more adventures than I've either run or played in, and while I would like to have the time to run/play many of those adventures, reading them was quite enjoyable too.

Reading an adventure is also a good way to know if running it would be fun. Anything else is speculation (however valid it might be). :)

OH NO THEY LEFT OUT CELESTIAL TOTEMS!!!!! ;-)

Thanks for freaking me out enough to go check the book to make sure.

Mumblemumbletoothybagmumblemumble.

Just to add something here...

It's completely okay if this particular part of the Adventure Path doesn't appeal to everyone. I can understand how the introduction of the idea of visiting a remote part of real world Earth can put people off in their fantasy game. And if someone is for sure that the slightest hint of that kinda thing could seriously disrupt the fun of their group, then by all means find something different to run. I'm here for the fun, like I imagine everyone else is.

If it doesn't jazz someone, it doesn't jazz someone. You can't force that kinda thing.

All said and done, I *DO* hope people at least read the adventure. I'd hate to think that people thought we lost our minds and came at this out of the blue. Baba Yaga's history in the game has always interjected strange bits of the real world, and I'd like to think we've preserved some of that nostalgia while cutting our own path with the folklore and what you can do with it.

crystal: ♫♪There no race like gnome for the holidays. ♫♪

Actually, I'm pretty sure she said hollandaise. :)

Oh great now you all have really done it.

With all these compliments being heaped upon them thier heads are gonna swell up so big that they won't be able to get in the doors to work and then everything going to Heck and and Hand basket =) LOL

OR...

We'll get trapped in the office and have to stay here making awesome stuff 24/7!

Very nice, Endzeitgeist! Congrats on your new site.

If at some point we do something with Arcadia, I'd personally like to blur the real world lore from the fantasy world lore a bit. Fewer direct analogs and more inspiration. I frequently get annoyed with the eurocentric focus on how fantasy settings portray "New World" stuff. I'd like to see less beads, braids, and loincloths, fewer noble savages tropes. After all, if the Azlanti influenced the continents to the east, what's stopping them from influencing the continent to the west? Also, if the map lifted from Kintargo can be believed, there's not really a place for humanoid migration to have happened naturally. It's even more geographically isolated than Sarusan.

Anyway, those are just some of my thoughts.

For those with more metal-flavored inclinations, might I suggest The Sword. Their first record was called Age of Winter, and features such songs as Winter's Wolves and Maiden, Mother, Crone.

Secane wrote:

James Jacobs wrote:

The NPC wrote:

Mr. James Jacobs,

How would Mengkare react to one of his "Citizens" or their children manifesting gold dragon blooded sorcery? What about one of the less pretty bloodlines?

Scandalized. Those defective citizens would be processed. As might be their parents.

Mengkare? As in that Gold Dragon on the island experiment?

What is Mengkare's alignment?
(Can't say?)

I can absolutely say, but I won't right now, because doing so would probably involve me pulling rank over James Sutter and that COULD end up with arguments and hurt feelings I don't want to deal with at this point. ;-P

When that time comes, can I watch?

Sean: Well of course it's silly with ducks!

Me.

Discussions of racism have nothing to do with the original intent of this thread. Please have these discussions elsewhere.

Thanks and have a great weekend.

While I'd love for you to go back and buy all of our books, I fully understand that is a daunting and potentially bank-draining task. :)

The suggestions given so far are solid. What I'd do if I were in your situation is start with the Inner Sea World Guide and then fill in some of the blanks with the Pathfinder Wiki. Then, once you determine which regions you want to know more about or which places you're most likely to place a campaign or places your players are most interested in, get the book that deals with that region/topic. Each of the pages on the wiki have citations to where the information was pulled from, so you can more or less use the wiki as an outline that can take you from the general to the specific.

Also, to put another wrinkle into Triaxians, there are also Transitional Triaxians, though none of them show up in the adventure. It's Winterborn all the way.

Cool so uh whats the diffrence?

Between Summerborn and Winterborn Triaxians?

Or

What's the difference between catfolk and a humanoid race that lives on another planet in Golarion's solar system?

Because the first will be explained in the article (and Bestiary) in this volume. I can't really help with the second one. :)

Oh no! Sutter spilled the beans! ;)

*pokes his head over the cube*

Yep. Still there.

Such a good boy. Grandmother is pleased.

What if all you are veiled masters manipulating your own stories?

I can't quite determine if this behavior is careless, messy, or simply indulgent.

You kids talking about me?

...Except we won't see that on a book cover. There is way too much institutionalized male homophobia for something like this not to be the marketing knell of doom....

Does this work? Seriously, we haven't been able to get Seltyiel to button his shirt in years. Showoff. :)

While I probably won't use the visit the earth....

Murlynd wasn't too good to visit Earth. ;)

I don't want to be a wet blanket, but most of the last 2 pages of this thread have been about many things, but those things have not been homosexuality in Golarion. Other topics and real-world discussions have different threads and sections of our messageboards.