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What lies beyond the western shores of Midgard, past the boundaries of civilization and into uncharted waters? If you believe the old sea legends, brave explorers will find mysterious islands full of beauty and horror, and rich treasure guarded by unknown gods. Some say that out there among the waves, a sea-king lies in chains; and a goddess of memory and time weaves dark intrigues that reach everywhere—even deep into the lands we know.

Set sail from Barsella, the City at the Edge of the world, home of adventurers and pirates, and explore the vast, uncharted waters of the Western Ocean of the Midgard Campaign Setting—or any ocean you choose to sail! Discover the lush paradise known as the Isle of Morphoi, where the goddess of Memory seeks lost secrets through her network of cunning lamias and the shapeshifting morphoi. Encounter lost civilizations and their hidden colonies; explore mysterious fog-shrouded islands populated by sharp-toothed, scarred natives; battle epic leviathans of the deep that are rumored to crush villages or swallow whole ships; and gain priceless and unusual treasures!

Written for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, Journeys to the West takes your players on epic voyages of discovery. Within its saltwater-crinkled pages you'll find:

  • 8 lost islands to explore
  • 5 completely new adventures from level 1 to 10
  • 10 new monsters including the coral ooze, dragon eel, and son of Talos
  • 8 NPCs and dozens of adventure hooks
  • 27 new spells to bend time or master the sea, plus 4 new domains and 4 new magic items
Sail beyond the horizon and into undiscovered realms with Journeys to the West! Journeys to the West is designed for maximum use in any nautical or edge-of-civilization Pathfinder Roleplaying Game campaign.

Designer: Christina Stiles (Unhallowed Halls, The Village of Briarton, Faery's Tale)
Adventure Levels: 1 to 10
Length: 139 pages


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I love this book. I am a very big fan of seafaring, and now I can't wait for the pirate book.

Andoran

I'm really anxious for everyone to see it (this one AND the Pirates book, actually :)!


Marc Radle wrote:
I'm really anxious for everyone to see it (this one AND the Pirates book, actually :)!

I skimmed it after waking up, and getting it, but I had to go out for a while. Now I am delving in deeper. I'm new to the Kobold Press stuff, but I have been enjoying them.


The new Birth Subdomain is very nice. The Life Domain and Fertility Subdomain ain't shabby, but I love the flavor of Birth.


Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, Adventure Path Subscriber

Does the pre-order include the PDF like normal?


I should point out, I accidently got it during an accidental release. It is supposed to be released in a couple days.

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mach1.9pants wrote:
Does the pre-order include the PDF like normal?

The Overlord usually includes the print/pdf bundle. It's likely just a matter of him sending an update to Liz.

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Mead Gregorisson wrote:
I should point out, I accidently got it during an accidental release. It is supposed to be released in a couple days.

Ha, ha! I was wondering how you got that. :)

Spread the word about how cool it is, please! Chad Middleton did some of those domains. :)

Cheliax

Pathfinder Adventure Path Charter Subscriber; Roleplaying Game, Campaign Setting, Companion, Modules, Comics Subscriber

I have to say, between this, the upcoming Razor Coast, and Skull & Shackles and its support material (plus anything Legendary Games might produce for the pirate adventure path), the Skull & Shackles campaign I'll be running once I wrap up Carrion Crown is looking pretty decent.

Contributor

There's a Pirates of the Western Ocean, too, that's connected to this book, and is going through proofing right now. Also, Wolfgang wrote a standalone adventure, as well... I'm assuming these will be available for sale outside of the kickstarter, but I could be wrong.


ChristinaStiles wrote:
Mead Gregorisson wrote:
I should point out, I accidently got it during an accidental release. It is supposed to be released in a couple days.

Ha, ha! I was wondering how you got that. :)

Spread the word about how cool it is, please! Chad Middleton did some of those domains. :)

I was lucky. :)

I read more of the book. I am not really much of a review person but..

Aroa was definately an interesting island group, I like the Carib-Hawaiian-Polynesian flavor. Are there coconuts?

Terminus Island, too. I love that you can fall onto the world serpent, and if you survive the fall... walk (many miles) back up.

Oh, and I love that there was a classic closed room murder mystery. That is one trope not used often enough, and this one had a twist.


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Also, can't get enough plant-people... The Morphoi and their 1/2 CR cousins.


Glad you liked Aroa, Mead, and that you got the Polynesian flavor. Aaack, do you know I'm not sure there is one reference to coconuts...though the atolls weren't always where they are now, and coconuts probably weren't indigenous. Heck, sure, add in coconuts! I'm pretty sure those suckers float between islands for years before washing up on some beach and sprouting. I know coral trees could do that. Hmm, how could I have overlooked coconut AND coral tree based vegepygmies.... (begins scribbling furtive notes)

And yes, Terminus Island and Murder, Fathoms Below totally rock. But that is just some of the awesome that awaits in Journeys... Also deatailed are a horrific Mythos inspired isle, a living island, a dread realm of undead, the Burning Shores, and the time-twisted Isle of the Morphoi await, as well as a range of different level adventures and more pirates than you can shake a pegleg at...

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Mead Gregorisson wrote:
Also, can't get enough plant-people... The Morphoi and their 1/2 CR cousins.

Yay! Glad you liked my plant folks. :)Brandon Hodge actually named the morphoi, but I put stats/description to name, and then created the nethysule. I had Land of the Lost in mind when making these folks...but plants instead of reptile-like creatures.

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Note that Jim Groves has work in Journeys, gang! You won't want to miss his island. :)


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Oceanshieldwolf wrote:

Glad you liked Aroa, Mead, and that you got the Polynesian flavor. Aaack, do you know I'm not sure there is one reference to coconuts...though the atolls weren't always where they are now, and coconuts probably weren't indigenous. Heck, sure, add in coconuts! I'm pretty sure those suckers float between islands for years before washing up on some beach and sprouting. I know coral trees could do that. Hmm, how could I have overlooked coconut AND coral tree based vegepygmies.... (begins scribbling furtive notes)

And yes, Terminus Island and Murder, Fathoms Below totally rock. But that is just some of the awesome that awaits in Journeys... Also deatailed are a horrific Mythos inspired isle, a living island, a dread realm of undead, the Burning Shores, and the time-twisted Isle of the Morphoi await, as well as a range of different level adventures and more pirates than you can shake a pegleg at...

Or, the coconut can be carried by swallows!

Can't forget being stuck in a maze with a minotaur... and roach people.. ;)


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ChristinaStiles wrote:
Mead Gregorisson wrote:
Also, can't get enough plant-people... The Morphoi and their 1/2 CR cousins.

Yay! Glad you liked my plant folks. :)Brandon Hodge actually named the morphoi, but I put stats/description to name, and then created the nethysule. I had Land of the Lost in mind when making these folks...but plants instead of reptile-like creatures.

Yeah, my first thought is they don't look much like plants. It gives them a bit of a creepy quality.


Oh, yeah..

Staff of the Cephalopod...

'Nuff said...

I'm originally from Detroit, so it gets my Red Wings fan going.


Pathfinder Charter Superscriber

I was wondering what happened. I put it on my wishlist on DTRPG, and when I went there to buy it tonight it had disappeared from the site. Thought I was going crazy or something.


scranford wrote:
I was wondering what happened. I put it on my wishlist on DTRPG, and when I went there to buy it tonight it had disappeared from the site. Thought I was going crazy or something.
Quote:

I have to disagree. It was super-briefly on DriveThru (my error!). But I have to say it's not quite ready for prime time.

I hope to have the final edits in from Jim tomorrow AM, then layout, and out to patrons in PDF form this weekend or a week from today.
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Wolfgang Baur
Publisher, Kobold Press

That's freakish. On the publishing interface it says "Not Available for Sale".

Will investigate further.

EDIT TO ADD: Apparently just setting the "On Sale Date" to be "November" is not the same actually making it go on sale in November.

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Wolfgang Baur
Publisher, Kobold Press

At least I can help breed excitement. Lol

Andoran

Pathfinder Adventure Path Charter Subscriber; Roleplaying Game, Campaign Setting, Companion, Modules, Comics, GameMastery Maps Subscriber

Is there a release date for this book?

Qadira Contributor; Publisher, Kobold Quarterly

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Yes, the book is (finally!) at the press and shipping after Thanksgiving. Should be at the Paizo Store by December 3.


Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, Adventure Path Subscriber

Are we pre-orderers getting the PDF too? I.e. is this a bundle that is in my side cart?

Paizo Employee Webstore Gninja Minion

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Those that have preordered the print edition will be getting a free copy of the PDF (so get it while the getting's good). :D
Edit: Oh hey, look, preview images!


Liz Courts wrote:

Those that have preordered the print edition will be getting a free copy of the PDF (so get it while the getting's good). :D

Edit: Oh hey, look, preview images!

As I have the book from an accidental early release, I can guarantee this book is pure win.


Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, Adventure Path Subscriber

^Lucky bugger, well my pre-order has been there for a while.


mach1.9pants wrote:
^Lucky bugger, well my pre-order has been there for a while.

It's well worth it. I actually asked Wolfgang about it recently. The print was delayed, which is why the PDF hasn't been fully released. He said soon.

Andoran

Liz Courts wrote:

Those that have preordered the print edition will be getting a free copy of the PDF (so get it while the getting's good). :D

Edit: Oh hey, look, preview images!

Ooh, cool ... page previews! :)


BTW, anyone looking for a second Plant race to go along with the Ghoran... look no farther than the Morphoi.

Contributor

There are 2 plant races in the book, actually, as there is the nethysule, as well.

Announcement on the release is coming very soon!


ChristinaStiles wrote:

There are 2 plant races in the book, actually, as there is the nethysule, as well.

Announcement on the release is coming very soon!

Actually, my bad. The Nethysule were who I was thinking about, as they are the ones with the "Characters" write up.

But then, they are a lot alike.

I have to ask. Was the inspiration for the Morphoi Hulk a certain "Umber" Hulkish creature?

Contributor

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Mead Gregorisson wrote:

[Actually, my bad. The Nethysule were who I was thinking about, as they are the ones with the "Characters" write up.

But then, they are a lot alike.

Yes, that's true. Land of the Lost was an inspiration in that regard.

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I have to ask. Was the inspiration for the Morphoi Hulk a certain "Umber" Hulkish creature?

No, not really. We just wanted a brute of a creature on the island, and that's what Ben McFarland came up with. It works!


Okay. So everyone can see this is now available right? :p


So those who pre-ordered a copy will get a free PDF?

Cheliax

Pathfinder Adventure Path Charter Subscriber; Roleplaying Game, Campaign Setting, Companion, Modules, Comics Subscriber
Liza Courts a few posts above this one wrote:
Those that have preordered the print edition will be getting a free copy of the PDF (so get it while the getting's good)


Perfect I cannot wait to get it!


Mead Gregorisson wrote:
I have to ask. Was the inspiration for the Morphoi Hulk a certain "Umber" Hulkish creature?

Actually, it was supposed to be more of a combination thark and crab, designed to hunt the Neh-thalggu.

-Ben.


terraleon wrote:
Mead Gregorisson wrote:
I have to ask. Was the inspiration for the Morphoi Hulk a certain "Umber" Hulkish creature?

Actually, it was supposed to be more of a combination thark and crab, designed to hunt the Neh-thalggu.

-Ben.

Thanks, I tend to find inspirations fascinating. Just like with the Morphoi and their cousins.. I didn't even actually think Land of the Lost.

Andoran

Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, Adventure Path, Campaign Setting, Companion Subscriber
Oceanshieldwolf wrote:

Glad you liked Aroa, Mead, and that you got the Polynesian flavor. Aaack, do you know I'm not sure there is one reference to coconuts...though the atolls weren't always where they are now, and coconuts probably weren't indigenous. Heck, sure, add in coconuts! I'm pretty sure those suckers float between islands for years before washing up on some beach and sprouting. I know coral trees could do that. Hmm, how could I have overlooked coconut AND coral tree based vegepygmies.... (begins scribbling furtive notes)

And yes, Terminus Island and Murder, Fathoms Below totally rock. But that is just some of the awesome that awaits in Journeys... Also deatailed are a horrific Mythos inspired isle, a living island, a dread realm of undead, the Burning Shores, and the time-twisted Isle of the Morphoi await, as well as a range of different level adventures and more pirates than you can shake a pegleg at...

Glad you liked Terminus Island. That one was a lot of fun to write!

Andoran

Pathfinder Adventure Path Charter Subscriber; Roleplaying Game, Campaign Setting, Companion, Modules, Comics, GameMastery Maps Subscriber

I got this as part of the “seafaring bundle” with my KQ credit and I am quite impressed. I will be pulling rules and inspiration left and right to fill in my Skull & Shackles game. This and Pirates of the Western Ocean are real beauties. Totem pole golem! I’ve got a mini for that!

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DM Jeff wrote:
I got this as part of the “seafaring bundle” with my KQ credit and I am quite impressed. I will be pulling rules and inspiration left and right to fill in my Skull & Shackles game. This and Pirates of the Western Ocean are real beauties. Totem pole golem! I’ve got a mini for that!

Glad to hear you are liking the bundle! These should definitely work well with a Skull & Shackles game. Enjoy!

Paizo Employee Webstore Gninja Minion

Everybody that preordered the print edition should have received their free copy of the PDF. Please enjoy—and post reviews! Everybody loves reviews!


Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, Adventure Path Subscriber

Just got the email, thanks :D

Qadira Contributor; Publisher, Kobold Press; RPG Superstar Judge

Reviews are good, absolutely. I'm curious to hear what people think of the variety of material, and which bits they find most helpful for their game.

Contributor

Reviews? Anyone?


I just received my hard copy today. It will take me a few days to read through it but I will try to have a review for you soon. I do appreciate your hard work in getting this printed.

Qadira Contributor; Publisher, Kobold Press; RPG Superstar Judge

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Thanks, I'll look forward to the review!

On a related note, there's a very cool monster created by the Journeys crew up as a freebie on the Kobold blog today: the Carnivorous Ship!


Mead Gregorisson wrote:
The new Birth Subdomain is very nice. The Life Domain and Fertility Subdomain ain't shabby, but I love the flavor of Birth.

That this is one of the first things you mention liking fills me with a warm fuzzy satisfaction. I wrote the Beer, Hunger and Moon domains for the CS too. The mental image of an angry priestess making some swaggering pirate Captain go through the agony of forcing a watermelon through a lemon using only his bowels was simply too funny to not do, once Christina told us the name of her domain (which is the name of the actual domain in the Goddesses write-up btw).

I submitted a race of coconut-people a while back for one of OD's previous projects, but their background wasnt very strong. Maybe they'll have another chance in a future book.


DoomedPaladin01 wrote:
Mead Gregorisson wrote:
The new Birth Subdomain is very nice. The Life Domain and Fertility Subdomain ain't shabby, but I love the flavor of Birth.

That this is one of the first things you mention liking fills me with a warm fuzzy satisfaction. I wrote the Beer, Hunger and Moon domains for the CS too. The mental image of an angry priestess making some swaggering pirate Captain go through the agony of forcing a watermelon through a lemon using only his bowels was simply too funny to not do, once Christina told us the name of her domain (which is the name of the actual domain in the Goddesses write-up btw).

I submitted a race of coconut-people a while back for one of OD's previous projects, but their background wasnt very strong. Maybe they'll have another chance in a future book.

I like the Beer and Hunger domains. Off the top of my head I don't much remember Moon. But so far I haven't seen a bad domain, and I am not even a full on fan of Clerics. I'm more of a Barbarian, Gunslinger with a touch of Sorcerer kind of guy.

Coconut people sound so cool. Lol

Taldor

Pathfinder Campaign Setting Superscriber; Pathfinder Comics Subscriber

Would it be possible to drop this into Golarion somewhere?

I'm pretty invested in Golarion and I've been getting Open Design stuff that I can drop in (Sunken Empires, Old Margreve). I'm sure I'll get the Midgard CS one day but more to read than play.

This looks like cool stuff though, any ideas where to slot it in?

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