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Unleash the Power of the Gods!

Through the miracles of priests and the weapons of crusaders, the deities of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game command unrivaled influence over the lands of the Inner Sea. Tap into their incredible might with Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Inner Sea Gods! Inside you’ll discover the deepest secrets of an entire pantheon of incomparable beings, claim relics suited to both sinners and saints, and wield immortal might as a character of any background, race, or class. No longer does the favor of the gods belong to clerics, paladins, and other divine spellcasters alone—choose your faith and make holy power your own!

This volume expands upon the world and religions detailed in Pathfinder Campaign Setting: The Inner Sea World Guide. Inside this tome of mysteries, you’ll find:

  • Massive articles on the most powerful deities of the Pathfinder campaign setting, revealing everything you need to know about the gods and their followers, temples, adventurers, holy days, otherworldly realms, divine minions, and more!
  • Details on nearly 300 deities from across the Inner Sea region and beyond.
  • New prestige classes to imbue you with the power of the gods! What’s more, each of these three classes is uniquely customized to make worshipers of all 20 core gods mechanically distinct from each other—that’s 60 different prestige class variations!
  • Tons of new feats to help optimize your character and make you a champion of the church.
  • More than 140 magic items tailored to religious characters of all classes! Unleash righteous wrath or spread divine corruption with sacred armor, weapons, altars, holy symbols, and other relics for every faith.
  • A library of spells and subdomains to help your caster sow destruction, spread divine love, or remake reality in your god’s name!
  • Character traits to help you get the most out of your character’s beliefs and backstory.
  • Dozens of monsters, including high-level heralds and divine servitors for Pathfinder’s most prominent deities.

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Must have for divine players and GM

5/5

While it looks like a cleric book at first sight this is way more.
Of course; clerics, inquisitors, oracles, warpriests and (anti)paladins wil benefit the most, but now you can also make a fighter a soldier of god by taking the sentinel class, or make a Desna rogue and gain access to the feats. The feats, traits, spells and boons make the difference between the gods a lot greater, witch also adds more flavor. In the corebook the weapon and domains where the only stats of a deity, but the fire domain didn't give a character more Asmodues feel, because a Sarenrea priest could take it to. With these Deity specific feats, boon etc. it can become a big deal witch you choose.

The 3 archetypes are all good, divine casters can go exalted, martials can take sentinel classes and everyone can go evangelist.

Now the big deal for me:
As a GM you can at so much flavor:
Example: giving the bad guys in your torture chamber Zon-Kuthon feats, prestige classes and spells.

Love this book.


Ring Side Report- RPG Review of Inner Sea Gods

4/5

Originally posted at www.throatpunchgames.com, a new idea everyday!

Product- Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Inner Sea Gods
Producer-Paizo
System-Pathfinder
Price-~$30
TL; DR-If you want to know about the main Golarion gods, get this book. 90%

Basics- Inner Sea Gods is the first hard cover book discussing Golarion in a long time from Paizo, and as the name suggests, it focuses on the gods of the inner sea region. Chapter one discusses the big 20-the top gods of the setting. Each god gets a few pages discussing important stats for this god and prestige classes for characters of this god, the gods beliefs, the priesthood, the church, temples and shrines, a priest's role in the world, how adventures see the god, clothing of worshipers, holy texts, holidays, aphorisms, relations between religions, the gods realm, planar allies, and a sidebar for characters of this god for different items, archetypes and character options. Each god also gets a picture of a worshiper and the god itself. After the main deities' chapter, the second string of deities gets a chapter with each deity getting half a page followed by a section on race specific pantheons. Next is a chapter on character options including three new prestige classes, feats, traits, domains spells, and items. The book finishes with new monsters and quick stat tables on the gods.

Theme or fluff- I liked and didn't like this one. What was here was great, but what wasn't was what really made this disappointing. The first chapter of the book is amazing! The write up on each god is an excellent resource for anyone who wants to learn about the gods of this world. However, I would have gladly traded any items and spells in this book for more page space on the second string deities. That was what I really wanted from this book. Gods like Besmara already have a deity write up that could have been copy/pasted from the Adventure Paths (AP) right in this book! And that's the assumed default god of the second highest selling AP! Heck, some gods don't even get the half page as some race deities get less than a paragraph in the pantheons. Now, I know this is kind of nit-picking as +90% of players will pick a main god and use that, but those minor god details are important to me. 4/5

Mechanics or Crunch-This was done well even if I wanted more fluff in the book. Instead of making an ungodly (ha puns!) number of different prestige classes, Paizo made three, BUT each god gives different powers depending on the god the character serves. That right there, along with CMB/CMD, is the smartest thing Paizo has added to the 3.X system! I don't need a book with three classes per god (basically the standard Paizo three: skill monkey, fighter, and caster); I can have two pages explaining each class and 1/2 a page per god giving each god's specific powers for those three. That frees up page space that was much better used and solved a problem in a smart way. The feats, items, monsters, and powers provided by the book are also well done too. Like any large book, there are winners and losers for all the options provided, but overall it's not bad. I think the alters and item are far overpriced for the bonus you get though. As above, since the non-core gods don't get much more than half a page, you can't out of the box play the new prestige classes with the obscured gods. But, those are minor problems. 4.5/5

Execution- It's not a bad book. I might have problems with content, but Paizo knows how to really put a bunch in each book. The art helps keep the reader from getting bored since you are in essence reading at least 150 pages of fake theology textbook. Item, spell, power, class layout is as great as ever. I find nothing to complain about here. 5/5

Summary- If you play Pathfinder and are a cleric, then this book is a no brainer. If you run a Pathfinder game and will use ANY gods at all, then this book is a no brainer. I have my problems with what didn't make the cut for this book as opposed to what did. However, if you are the vast majority of people out there who pretend to worship some fantasy god in this system, then this book is for you. If you want to worship some obscure god, you have a bit of work on your hands. Since I love clerics in my 3.5 games, this a well done book I'm glad is part of my collection but not completely what I wanted. 90%


Great for those interested in the core deities

4/5

I've posted a complete review on my blog, The Triangular Room.

I think Inner Sea Gods is a great addition to my Pathfinder collection. While a fair amount of the content is recycled from previous products, it’s really fantastic to have everything in one place, especially in such a beautiful, well-designed volume. I’d consider it a must-buy for fans of the core Golarion deities. For those looking for more options related to the non-core deities, this title is probably not going to help you a great deal.


Finally got one

5/5

I'm a big fan of giving back story to the world around us, and this helps. Added in the fact it is Reynolds best covers, and the interior matched it was just outstanding. I do agree some of this is a repeat, but I also think this may be one of those that we will see have an update. Maybe new gods added, some deaths, feats better explained, etc. Needs work, but I still love it. Worth the buy.


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Evil Midnight Lurker wrote:
In-universe, I suppose there's nothing stopping Asmodean Hellknights or even signifer clerics from calling themselves paladins.

Exactamundo. :)

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Steven "Troll" O'Neal wrote:
xevious573 wrote:
A very verbose investigation.
Divine Obedience is a feat prerequisite for all the prestige classes, so my guess is that you probably would be able to get the obediences without the prestige class. That's just my guess though.

I thank you for your answer, I suppose this was said in the hour after Wes was on? I didn't quite have the time to listen to the full video. All I knew is that the second tier ability of the Sentinel Obedience specifically mentions sentinel levels in it which doesn't quite assuage my slight fears but we shall see the full details soon enough.

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James Jacobs wrote:
Axial wrote:
So, chances are that the re-written Asmodeus article won't mention Paladins of Asmodeus. ;)
I have to trust that we did indeed fix that. If we didn't... I might just give up and move to the Arctic Circle and become a hermit.

Hey! What's wrong with being a Hermit?


Is the artwork in this book set up like the bestiary books, with a picture of each character?

Can anyone who recently received the book shine some light on this issue?

Thanks in advance. :)


xevious573 wrote:
Steven "Troll" O'Neal wrote:
xevious573 wrote:
A very verbose investigation.
Divine Obedience is a feat prerequisite for all the prestige classes, so my guess is that you probably would be able to get the obediences without the prestige class. That's just my guess though.
I thank you for your answer, I suppose this was said in the hour after Wes was on? I didn't quite have the time to listen to the full video. All I knew is that the second tier ability of the Sentinel Obedience specifically mentions sentinel levels in it which doesn't quite assuage my slight fears but we shall see the full details soon enough.

Yeah, it was in the second hour, they did a review of the book. I'm not sure about the Sentinel bonuses. I suppose you could half the bonus based on your class level for the purposes.

Shadow Lodge

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Dustin Ashe wrote:

The hosts of Know Direction a couple of nights ago shared their reservations about the Evangelist prestige class. Did anyone else listen to that segment? If so, what do you think?

They didn't know if the Evangelist PrC gets their original class's spell progression. Can anyone clear that up?

Their review was interesting and makes me really really want to see the text for the actual class.

And for what it's worth, the way they described it, I think it does increase spell progression, because spells is listed under class abilities in every single class that gets spells, even if they don't have spells written on the table as a class ability.

But then I did resub for this book and Inner Sea Combat, so I am very excited about flipping though it in any case.

EDIT:I'm convinced Evangelist does increase spell caster levels, look back at the interview at 25:39 when they show the Iomedae page. Under the third ability for the Evangelist boon, it mentions a multiclassed Wizard5/Evangelist9 casting lightning bolt, and saying that it deals 10d6 damage, therefore the Prestige Class must be increasing his caster level.


Dylos wrote:
EDIT:I'm convinced Evangelist does increase spell caster levels, look back at the interview at 25:39 when they show the Iomedae page. Under the third ability for the Evangelist boon, it mentions a multiclassed Wizard5/Evangelist9 casting lightning bolt, and saying that it deals 10d6 damage, therefore the Prestige Class must be increasing his caster level.

Woah, nice catch.


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Nice Catch Dylos! Now the class looks even more interesting.

Shadow Lodge

Is the price for the pdf accurate here? Usually the hard back books go for much less in pdf form then their paperback cousins. Is there a reason for the price increase or is it hopefully a typo?


doc the grey wrote:
Is the price for the pdf accurate here? Usually the hard back books go for much less in pdf form then their paperback cousins. Is there a reason for the price increase or is it hopefully a typo?

The $9.99 pdf priced hardcovers only goes for the Rulebook line and the Inner Sea World Guide (as, essentially, the core introductory product for the campaign setting). Other hardcovers follow the normal print to pdf pricing ratio. See the Rise of the Runelords hardcover for a precedent.

Shadow Lodge

Joseph Wilson wrote:
doc the grey wrote:
Is the price for the pdf accurate here? Usually the hard back books go for much less in pdf form then their paperback cousins. Is there a reason for the price increase or is it hopefully a typo?
The $9.99 pdf priced hardcovers only goes for the Rulebook line and the Inner Sea World Guide (as, essentially, the core introductory product for the campaign setting). Other hardcovers follow the normal print to pdf pricing ratio. See the Rise of the Runelords hardcover for a precedent.

Ehh but I think that price is more of a mark of it being not just a hardback but a compilation of 6 other books updated to pathfinder as part of an anniversary celebration more than anything else. Have they done any other hardbacks outside of Rise that fall outside of the norm that mark this precedent or is this the only one?

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doc the grey wrote:
Joseph Wilson wrote:
doc the grey wrote:
Is the price for the pdf accurate here? Usually the hard back books go for much less in pdf form then their paperback cousins. Is there a reason for the price increase or is it hopefully a typo?
The $9.99 pdf priced hardcovers only goes for the Rulebook line and the Inner Sea World Guide (as, essentially, the core introductory product for the campaign setting). Other hardcovers follow the normal print to pdf pricing ratio. See the Rise of the Runelords hardcover for a precedent.
Ehh but I think that price is more of a mark of it being not just a hardback but a compilation of 6 other books updated to pathfinder as part of an anniversary celebration more than anything else. Have they done any other hardbacks outside of Rise that fall outside of the norm that mark this precedent or is this the only one?

The other precedent is the old Pathfinder Campaign Setting book, which was a standard PDF pricing .

Paizo have confirmed upthread that the $28 is correct.


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Today is the day shipping begins for subscribers! :)

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Sean K Reynolds wrote:
Evil Midnight Lurker wrote:
In-universe, I suppose there's nothing stopping Asmodean Hellknights or even signifer clerics from calling themselves paladins.
Exactamundo. :)

In my Jade Regent game, we had a cavalier who called himself a Paladin of Cayden Cailean, the Cleric/Bard of Cayden heartily endorsed him too!


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anyone got a shipping email yet?

Silver Crusade

zergtitan wrote:
anyone got a shipping email yet?

Not yet... refreshing every few minutes lol!


Not yet but I rarely get mine on the first day.

Silver Crusade

Mine have usually shipped anywhere from 3 to 6 days from the point of order creation, Here's to hoping it ships soon :D

I'm betting it'll be today or tomorrow.

Dark Archive

Joseph Davis wrote:

Mine have usually shipped anywhere from 3 to 6 days from the point of order creation, Here's to hoping it ships soon :D

I'm betting it'll be today or tomorrow.

I normal get mine monday or tuesday after the authorization. Normally if the authorization is done on thursday I get the shipment email monday. But it authorized on friday, hoping for monday but expecting tuesday.


zergtitan wrote:
Today is the day shipping begins for subscribers! :)

Odd. I have the notice from last week about getting part 2 of Mummy's Mask shipping this week but nothing was mentioned about the book. In the past they get bundled together typically. Is there a way to check and see if this is part of my subscription service?


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Aaron Scott 139 wrote:
zergtitan wrote:
Today is the day shipping begins for subscribers! :)
Odd. I have the notice from last week about getting part 2 of Mummy's Mask shipping this week but nothing was mentioned about the book. In the past they get bundled together typically. Is there a way to check and see if this is part of my subscription service?

well from this link it is stated that shipping begins today and for subscribers ends on the 25th.

......Just realized it says estimated. :P I just jumped the gun.

Grand Lodge

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Yay, got my PDF!

Boo, have to go to class!


Wait, crud, found it. I thought this was part of my subscription but sadly....sniff*...I was wrong.


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Wait you guys are getting stuff! refresh. refresh. refresh.

Silver Crusade

Pathfinder Adventure Path Subscriber

F5, F5, F5, F5, OH FFS I've had to cancel my sub for this one due to shipping costs :/


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It doesn't make me anymore comfortable that for me above this page the phrase "this product is in your sidecart" is still there even though it should be shipping soon.


Pathfinder Lost Omens, Starfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber

Thank you Sara Marie for helping with my subscription problems! :)


So, has anyone gotten there PDF yet?


Got my email - off to load it on my iPad now.


Just got my email as well.

Grand Lodge

Adventure Path Charter Subscriber; Pathfinder Starfinder Adventure Path Subscriber

Just downloaded. :D


What's are the artwork like, everyone?

Is it set up like the bestiary books?

Silver Crusade

Wewt, I'll keep an eye on my email/orders page, maybe mine will come in tonight. Gods, after the day I've had, I hope it does...


Skeld wrote:
Just downloaded. :D

Spill!

Dark Archive

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They still didn't fix the HD issue with Pharasma's herald.

Spoiler:
She had and still has 19 HD and thus cannot be summoned by Greater Planar Ally, unlike every other herald except the Tarrasque.

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Kvantum wrote:

They still didn't fix the HD issue with Pharasma's herald.

She had and still has 19 HD and thus cannot be summoned by Greater Planar Ally, unlike every other herald except the Tarrasque.

Emissary (Ex) Heralds can always be summoned by the faithful using greater planar ally or gate, regardless of limitations of that spell, even if it’s not an outsider.—Herald subtype, Inner Sea Gods, page 275.

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HE LIVES!

Liberty's Edge

Hang on... did you guys seriously reprint Glorious Heat without fixing it?

Dark Archive

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Sun Kil Moon wrote:
What's are the artwork like, everyone?

Variable. There's some really cool pieces, including depictions of temples to most of the core deities and some really nice chapter openers. There's also reused art from the various deity articles (entirely expected given the book's size) and a few sorta-funky pictures. By and large, though, it's a really nice looking book.

Sun Kil Moon wrote:
Is it set up like the bestiary books?

Not really.

It starts with large, multi-part entries on the core deities. They each get a general info listing, obedience with boons (something I'm very pleased to have for them), general info, info on their church, info on their temples/shrines, info on their priests, info on adventurers that follow them, info on clothing their faithful wear, info on their holy text, info on their holidays, aphorisms used by their faitfhul, relations between them and other religions, info on their divine realm, and info on planar allies that can be summoned by their worshippers. Ones with paladins or antipaladins get sidebars for codes. Each one gets a sidebar with a list of suggested character-creation options and any variant spellcasting that the deity's worshippers might have. These sections are about 8 pages per deity.

After that is the 'other deities' section that includes info on deities that don't fall into other categories like Empyreal Lord, Archdevil, or the like. They each get a column, two to a page, with their general info-block (no obediences), info on the deity, and info on variant spellcasting their worshippers have.

Next chapter is character options. Three prestige classes (Evangelist, Exalted, and Sentinel, each of which can get different special boons from the core deities), Feats (a pretty large number of them), religion traits (I think all the deities from the first two chapters each get one, and then there's some for groups of other deities like 'any elemental lord', though I haven't actually gone through and confirmed this), subdomains (four pages worth), Spells (several, some deities get multiple), and magic items (lots, including a whole new type: Altars)

Then there's a bestiary-like section that includes the Herald of each core deity and an outsider servant-type for each core deity, sorted alphabetically by deity. This means all the 3.5 heralds are finally updated, and there's several cool new outsiders.

Then there's the appendix, which has deity entries (including name, alignment, title, areas of concern, domains, subdomains, favored weapon, symbol, sacred animal, and sacred colors) for nearly all of the deities and demigods that are out. The ones (at least from a cursory lookover) not on it are the dead ones, the Tian Xia deities, the sorta-but-not-totally-retconned ones like Tiamat and the not-a-deity ancestor spirits / totem animals, and the ones only named in bestiaries / tangential mention (like the Psychopomp Ushers, Kyton Demagogues, Vudrani deities, etc).


What are the prestige classes like?

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Evangelist chooses one of five deity-associated classes. They gain all the class features of a level from that class for each level past first that they get in Evangelist. They also get special deity-specific obedience-based powers, gain a small dodge bonus to AC (though being a Dodge bonus, it stacks, which is nice), gain languages, gains sacred or profane bonuses to skills, and as a capstone gain a spiritual form with customizable bonuses. It's basically a highly-customizable class for people who want their characters to be flavorfully connected to a specific deity. 6+ INT skills.

Exalted is for divine casters who directly match up alignment-wise with their deity. They become clearly marked as a servant to their deity and (like evangelists) get special obedience-performance boons per deity (though they get different ones than the evangelists do). They get social bonuses when talking about their faith, pick a domain from their deity to gain access to and cast spells from as spell-like-abilities, have their form change to match up with the ideal aspects of their deity's servants (assorted cool transhuman visual bits, but they make you harder to disguise and confer no direct mechanical advantage), gain a permanent alignment-protection aura, can discern who enemies of their faith are, and, as a capstone, get a once-per-day miracle ability that can replicate up to 6th/5th level spells or produce greater effects in exchange for a 10,000 GP sacrifice (so long as the miracle they're going for aligns with their deity's will, examples include full-hp rez, teleport without error, save a town from a disaster, etc). Full divine casting.

Sentinel is a martial prestige class. It also gets its own obedience/boon set and specializes in its deity's favored weapon. They get attack/damage bonuses with that weapon, gain initiative bonuses when wielding the weapon, can align their weapons, gain a save bonus versus divine, gain a sacred/profane bonus to combat maneuvers with the favored weapon, gain leadership as a bonus feat (with no penalties from moving around a lot, but double penalties for off-alignment cohorts), and a capstone that gives deity-alignment-based DR, stay-awake-while-at-negative-HP, and self-cure-critical once per day as a swift action. Full BAB.


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I am disappointed by the lack of Psychopomp Ushers in the appendix. I was really hoping for them to at least get that much.

Dark Archive

Same. I'm overall pleased with the book, but I hunger for more info on them and the other extraplanar demigods that info is lacking on (Kyton Demagogues in particular).

There is, at least, a new Psychopomp in here: The Ahmuuth, which is the planar-servant for Pharasma. It's CR 4 and helps hunt down undead and renegade souls; they're known for actively helping Pharasmins in doing these things.

The Exchange

Do minor deities (in particular, Besmara) get boons and obediences as well? Or is it just core deities and the Empyreal lords?

Silver Crusade

I've only just now gotten into the pdf, but:

ATTN: VUDRA FANS

You're going to want to turn to page 309 for Shelyn's servitors. I've been wondering where those particular figures would fit into the Pathfinderverse for a long time. :)


Lord Gadigan wrote:

Same. I'm overall pleased with the book, but I hunger for more info on them and the other extraplanar demigods that info is lacking on (Kyton Demagogues in particular).

There is, at least, a new Psychopomp in here: The Ahmuuth, which is the planar-servant for Pharasma. It's CR 4 and helps hunt down undead and renegade souls; they're known for actively helping Pharasmins in doing these things.

Oh, sweet. What do they look like?

Dark Archive

Uncle Taco wrote:
Do minor deities (in particular, Besmara) get boons and obediences as well? Or is it just core deities and the Empyreal lords?

Just core deities, Empyreal Lords, and Demon Lords.

Besmara gets two traits, an armor, and two hats (one of which feels like I've seen it before). She also gets rules for her Clerics to prepare Lesser Geas as a 4th level spell and to cast a variant Curse of Disgust that only applies to aversions to boats/ships/open bodies of water as a 5th level spell.

Axial wrote:
Oh, sweet. What do they look like?

Women with white hair that flows upwards, a white bird mask with a slot at the bottom for the mouth, a dress of shadowy black feathers, a dagger, and two gravestones floating in orbit around them (sorta upside-down-monolith-like with glowing-purple cracks running through them).

Shadow Lodge

Ok, if I am reading this right, any deity who has an obedience can be taken for the three prestige classes in this book.

Deific Obedience seems to allow a character to take an Empyreal Lord's Obedience, just as if they had taken Celestial Obedience, and the three classes seem to allow a character to get the boons from the Empyreal Lord as well.

Can someone confirm/deny this? Can I really have an Arshea worshiping Evangelist/Exalted/Sentinel?

Dark Archive

I'd allow it. Empyreal Lords are called out in the 'deities' category of the index, they grant spells, they have domains just like any other deity, and they've got obedience lists. I could see someone arguing against it on the grounds that they lack specific 'evangelist boons', 'exalted boons', and 'sentinel boons', but I'd just give all three the same list of boons.


Huh. Lamashtu's three Deific Obedience paths have nothing in common with her Demonic Obedience. Has the Demonic been replaced, or can her worshipers choose either?

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