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So the most boring god in the setting is safe. Figures.

Amazing story! I can't wait for Firebrands now.

This all brings so much joy to my overburdened GM's heart. Keep up the good work and thank you all!

It looks awesome! This is a book I've been waiting for since 2E started. I can't wait to see the new planes. Keep them coming all!

Love the story! The book is going to be glorious!

Awesome! Now I really want to play this class. The weaving of Linda's words gave me a clear tapestry that even my blind eyes could see. Thank you.

I've been waiting for this one. It will be good to get the missing weapons from 1st ed.

Sweet! Its nice to be going back to the river kingdoms. Also, I'm glad to see James Sutter is writing this one.

Congratulations Jim! I look forward to what you bring to us in the future. Also, I feel no ill will towards anyone and wish Jeff better health.

Great story! I didn't see the ending coming.

I really hope this adventure gives players a chance to get striking weapons in some shape or form.

Great ending!

Awesome! A slice of life book is just what we needed.

Great story! I can't wait for part II.

Good players don't nessisarily make good GM's and vice versa. I have had many people I like playing with but hate it when they try and GM.

I'm getting more and more excited for these 3 adventures every time I think about them. Keep up the good work everyone!

Awesome! Sold! Loved these back in the day.

Most excellent as always.

Valantrix1 wrote:

Looks great! New undead companions really peeks my interest.

Pedantic note: interest is “piqued,” not peeked! One of those weird obscure homophones.

Thank you. I knew it wasn't right, but for the life of me I couldn't remember the proper way. Being blind doesn't help when you are trying to look it up either.

Looks great! New undead companions really peeks my interest.

Great story! Loved it.

As a blind gamer myself, I appreciate this. Thanks to everyone else in the community who also struggles with their own issues.

Great story Alex!

Falcata, Lucerne Hammer, and Raven's beak is what I'd like to see.

Haha! Loved it.

Congradulations to all involve.

Another great iconic! Being disabled myself, I really appreciate this story.

keftiu wrote:

Well, I'm vibrating now. Thanks for the replies!

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This depends on how good the Magaambya delegation is at politicking:

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Ok, now that sounds amazing! This adventure path keeps getting better and better.

Another great story! I love the little snipets of everyday life.

Nice to see we are returning to old haunts! Keep up the good work all!

Sweet! I love the Knights of Lastwall and will greatly enjoy more info on them.

Routamaa wrote:

I like the mural/painting behind the Throne where Urgathoa seems to grant power/knowledge to Geb, if that is Geb sitting on the Throne.

Or possibly being "Ain't no rest for the Wicked, have fun being Ghost"

Also like the Mummy carrying undead cat.

Fairly certain that the ghostly figure sitting in the chair is in-fact Geb. This art does look different from some of his previous depictions; but his identity is certainly solidified, if by nothing else, by the ankh shaped hieroglyph situated at the crown of the throne, which represents the nation of Geb.

I too found the wall art incredibly interesting, as I don't recall it ever being implied that the Pallid Princess had any correlation to the rise Geb and his nation.

I actually hadn't considered that the incredibly tall woman with that cat may be a mummy. Would make sense, given the scarab on her outfit, representing Osirion. But, she actually struck me more as a lich than a mummy, primarily due to the distinct lack of wrappings. Liches aren't unknown in Osirion, but are certainly less common than say a mummy pharoah. But who knows. We are getting variant types of undead, or at least variant types of liches; such as the one Jason mentioned at PaizoCon that affixes and replaces its body parts with magic items. Perhaps we will see one that is more closely related to mummies and maybe store their origans in canopic jars, which function as their phylactery. Side note: the cat, though not exclusive to them, also made me think that she may be a witch; a rarity among liches.

There are a lot of neat details that stand out to me in the cover and I love it. The possible graveknight on the right. The zombie or gurgeist above them, whose engorged appearances reminds me of Bloatmages and Blood Magic (unlikely, I know, as the practice is mostly confined to Varisia). The seeming difference in social status between the two ghouls (ghasts?). The apparent difference in the intellect of the three skeletons, with the one on the left...

Being one of the few blind players on the boards, I really appreciate this in depth analysis of the cover. It lets me "see" it through your description. Thanks!

megafauna animal companions? Sold! Not that I wasn't going to get it anyways...

Sweet encounter! I might just have to work this in somewhere...

All of them really. Mwangi Expanse is probably number 1 followed by Secrets of Magic. After that anything that fills out gap in lore from the setting is most welcome. I'd love to have a book on Nex or Arcadia most of all.

I'm all teary eyed and not ashamed to admit it. Good job.

That was one hell of an intro!

Cyder wrote:

Also I second the call for another round of updated Paizo Iconics...

Thirded!

Add me to the list as well!

A most excellent backstory. In some ways it mirrors my life. My new favorite iconic!

That was spectacular!

Nope. If we are going to get more classes in Pathfinder, then I want new ones.

I am currently running two 2E games and am in one other one. Two of those groups I converted them over from 5e. I think Pathfinder is doing just fine.

I love it how you all put these coupons out after I have bought everything I already wanted.

A comprehensive look at Walkena, the evil child mummy-god
of Mzali! Sweet! I can't wait!

Thanks all for the info. I never even thought of looking on Archives of Nethys. Paizo is good about fixing these sort of things, so I'm not worried for the actual book.

Sorry, but I don't like that at all.

Something I missed earlier. Being a blind guy, I really appreciate the accessibility options.

More equipment and magic items are always welcome. I just wish you would get away from Absalom for a change of pace.

Feros wrote:

Joey Virtue wrote:

When did APs move to 3 adventures? I knew they had done it in Starfinder had not heard for Pathfinder.

This is an experiment, with this AP covering levels 1-10 and the next AP covering levels 11-20.

They will resume their normal 6 part 1-20 nature with the AP after that.

Yes, and we are very much interested in seeing how people respond to these shorter Adventure Paths.

I like the long ones, but a few short ones here and there will be welcome at my table. Especially when you have new people that are afraid to commit until they decide if they like the system.