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I would love to see such a book and I would definitely buy one. Having 2 deities a year is killing me. My group likes to know the backgrounds and stories of the deities they are venerating. Perhaps a few quasi-deities, hero deities, or regional deities could be included?

Back about 2 years or so, one of the players in my campaign playes a druid. She wanted a plant companion as she was trying to play a character sorta like Poison Ivy. I had her save a vegepygmy and he became her companion. The party promptly calle him Stan Stan the vege man.

I have no idea if I will buy into the 4th edition. Perhaps if the changes make sense or the betters the overall game. I hope that the books for 3 and 3.5 don't become useless as I am one those that probably bought to many of the books. I personally like a large list of skills as I feel that gives characters better development. I guess I will just have to wait and see what the end product becomes. Grumble, grumble (looks at empty wallet).

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Read through it last night. I loved it. Great monsters, great conditions for victory. Awesome. The chance to rule a domain, even better. Now if only somebody would conjure up some good rules for running a domain (hint hint nudge nudge) . I am currently looking at the old Birthright rules. I got the Stronghold and Dynasty book from Mongoose Publishing, Fields of Blood and Empire as well. Guess I could create a patchwork home rules.

Pathfinder #3 will include rules for running a castle... that's kind of like a fort, isn't it...?

Read through it last night. I loved it. Great monsters, great conditions for victory. Awesome. The chance to rule a domain, even better. Now if only somebody would conjure up some good rules for running a domain (hint hint nudge nudge) . I am currently looking at the old Birthright rules. I got the Stronghold and Dynasty book from Mongoose Publishing, Fields of Blood and Empire as well. Guess I could create a patchwork home rules.

I'm still waiting with much anticipation. Of course, I am also biting my nails down to the nubs waiting for the first Pathfinder.