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To distinguish them between alignment and type?

I'm just wondering, I've always liked the idea of running into a gold dragon and not knowing if it would try to kill our group outright or not.

Whenever I think Elf I think the poor insectoid looking elf in the players handbook.

I felt a bit of pity for Elves, but then one of the players in our group kept playing nothing but them and would always cause trouble. So now I just hate them.

They must include a Dog Slicer or two.

I'm very interested in learning more about the Rune Lords. As I think I will be able to adapt them to a campaign I was working on a few years ago.

In a home brew campaign I started to run I had a very similar design for rulers. They also, purely by chance where called Rune Lords. They rose to power after a ingenius wizard made copies of what was called the Goddess Rune. It was a rune created by the planes creator, she had a mortal avatar that she blessed with the Goddess Rune. During an all out war between Dragons and pretty much every other race that did not have draconic ties the Rune was lost. Only to be found by an arch magi who attempted to duplicate it. During the Dragon Campaign, as the dragons began to lose ground they threw up a power shield encompassing half of the entire world to seperate themselves from the other races. The magi was attempting to duplicate the Goddess Rune to hopefully use it himself, since he could not wield the original himself. When he tried he was not able to duplicate it in full effect and no rune was powerful enough to encompass more then aspect of the original. I broke the runes down into each of the base ability scores, basically one powerful rune for each stat. Eventually the Arch Magi gave those runes to his greatest minions, each of them empowered by the runes.

So basically a similar but much less indepth story. I very much like the fact that each of the Rune Lords that the Pathfinder series will be using also distinctly seperates them using the 7 Sins, since it gives them a bit of their own personality.

I look forward to seeing how these 7 Rulers develop, aswell as the Pathfinder AP as a whole! Keep up the great work!

Jaggurog, Royal Treasurer

Merlokrep's mad keeper of all things shiny, Jaggurog, works a small host of kobold bean counters stowing away and amassing a huge horde of shiny items for thier master. Jaggurogs' obsession with keeping his masters wealth continuously growing, and accurately accounted for is matched only by his eccentric tendencies. He often times counts his masters riches personally, talking to himself and laughing hysterically as he goes about recording the contents of his masters horde. It also manifests in his speech when he randomly intermixes "klink-klink" while talking. He constantly belittles the foreman of the mines because of the lack of gold, which is his favorite mineral. Rumor has it that Jaggurog sneaks off to swim in Merlokrep's treasure horde and that his scales have been dyed by few pounds gold dust that the kobold king has in his treasury, but no one can find evidence towards this.

I've been to these boards many times, usually just reading posts and new information and opinions. But I always lurked around, never actually posting. I've purchased many of Paizos quality products in the past. I love the adventure paths that the staff has created and continues to make.

To that end I'm very secure in feeling that Pathfinder will be an excellent campaign. So I went ahead and pre-ordered my subscription.

I just wanted to post for once and thank the entire staff for all of the work that they do with each and every installment of the magazines and high quality adventure paths that they have released and I am certain will continue to work hard to bring us a more rich gaming experience.

Thanks guys, you rock.