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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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Lord Gadigan wrote:
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.

I might argue against evangelist and sentinel, on the grounds that "exalted" boons are the default that anyone with the feat can take so the standard boons from Demonic or Celestial should be taken as "exalted"... but really I'd rather not.

Silver Crusade

Loved the opening artwork for Cayden Cailean even more than I expected. Orcs and tieflings right alongside dwarves, gnomes, and fey in Cayden's afterlife tavern? YES.

Silver Crusade

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Mikaze wrote:
Loved the opening artwork for Cayden Cailean even more than I expected. Orcs and tieflings right alongside dwarves, gnomes, and fey in Cayden's afterlife tavern? YES.

I'm sure there's at least one Pugwampi there.

Shadow Lodge

This seems wrong to me but evangelist doesn't specify that the aligned class has to be a non prestige class heck evangelist can increase levels in exalted or sentinel!

Dark Archive

Yeah, the Evangelist is striking me as being potentially *really good* in a lot of different builds. The BAB, Fort Save, Will Save, and one-level-delay in powers keep it from being a must-have, but it seems like it'll see a lot of use on a lot of potential characters.

Shadow Lodge

I don't know d8 6+Int skills and 3/4ths BAB at the cost of 1 caster level sounds really nice to arcane spellcasters in general, especially wizard and witch.


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...wait wait wait Gorum was a participant in the sealing of Rovagug?! Okay, that's either an error in the text, an error in the myth, or proof that Gorum's a lot older than his worshipers give him credit for.


It could be an error, the book does have a couple little annoying typos and such that slipped through.

In particular, the 'Vengeful Kiss' is a very... hammer-shaped sort of whip, and I suspect that the 'Unspeakable Bond' trait is intended for followers of any Outer God, not Elder God.

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Evil Midnight Lurker wrote:
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?

I believe James wants her worshipers to be able to choose either.


Dylos wrote:

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?

I don't think so as they already have the Mystery Cultist prc. Though I'll read it in more detail later.


I'd like to know what prevents the Evangelist from being horribly overpowered. You can lose one level and then progress in your Aligned class and the Evangelist simultaneously, almost like Gestalt-classing. Personally, I don't see why anyone wouldn't be an Evangelist.

Paizo should address this soon.

Shadow Lodge

John Kretzer wrote:
Dylos wrote:

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?

I don't think so as they already have the Mystery Cultist prc. Though I'll read it in more detail later.

And that is really the issue here. Mystery Cultist requires a higher level of entry, and these would get the obedience boons sooner. Additionally I find it hard to believe that anyone would choose mystery cultist over evangelist.

Shadow Lodge

Axial wrote:

I'd like to know what prevents the Evangelist from being horribly overpowered. You can lose one level and then progress in your Aligned class and the Evangelist simultaneously, almost like Gestalt-classing. Personally, I don't see why anyone wouldn't be an Evangelist.

Paizo should address this soon.

Granted that it is almost like gestalt, but imagine a character in the class without it, they gain very little other then their deific boon.

It is a d8 class with 3/4th BAB, that will turn away a lot of martial characters But oh god I want to see a zen archer of Eristil. It's only good save is reflex, and for the most part without aligned class no one would ever consider the class.


Still... It looks like the first prestige class that isn't terrible for summoner.


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Axial wrote:
Personally, I don't see why anyone wouldn't be an Evangelist.

Well, for starters, I wouldn't be an Evangelist if it wasn't copacetic with the character I had in mind :P

Shadow Lodge

Mechalibur wrote:
Still... It looks like the first prestige class that isn't terrible for summoner.

One of the gods even give a summoner's eidolon a free evolution, and it's nice that a summoner can finally multiclass and keep his eidolon.

Also I want to note that due to the nature of Aligned class, Evangelist is very nice for Monks and Warpriests, because they would override the class BAB.

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Axial wrote:

I'd like to know what prevents the Evangelist from being horribly overpowered. You can lose one level and then progress in your Aligned class and the Evangelist simultaneously, almost like Gestalt-classing. Personally, I don't see why anyone wouldn't be an Evangelist.

Paizo should address this soon.

Losing a level for wizards, witches, and clerics slows you down a bit. Losing a level for sorcerers and oracles is painful.

Shadow Lodge

Ross Byers wrote:
Axial wrote:

I'd like to know what prevents the Evangelist from being horribly overpowered. You can lose one level and then progress in your Aligned class and the Evangelist simultaneously, almost like Gestalt-classing. Personally, I don't see why anyone wouldn't be an Evangelist.

Paizo should address this soon.

Losing a level for wizards, witches, and clerics slows you down a bit. Losing a level for sorcerers and oracles is painful.

Painful yes, but there are cases that I would consider it. For example, an Oracle of Pharasma can get another revelation for free from the tier 3 boon, and that revelation can be from bones even if bones is not their mystery.

Shadow Lodge

BTW, here is what you gain over 10 levels other then 9 levels in your aligned class and the deific obedience boon as an Evangelist:
2 additional class skills
+2 dodge bonus to ac that is lost anytime you lose your dex bonus to ac
2 bonus languages
+4 on skills without ranks
and Spiritual form, which gives telepathy 100ft, +4 to one stat (untyped), and either wings, gills, or a natural attack, the spiritual form is useable in 1-minute increments for a total of minutes per day equal to character level.

The Exchange

So is it just subscribers who are getting their PDFs now or people who preordered? I've noticed its subscribers who've been letting us in on book details but I was wondering if I'd get the pdf early (according to the site, my hardcover's already shipped).

Shadow Lodge

Uncle Taco wrote:
So is it just subscribers who are getting their PDFs now or people who preordered? I've noticed its subscribers who've been letting us in on book details but I was wondering if I'd get the pdf early (according to the site, my hardcover's already shipped).

Preorders don't get PDFs, only subscribers do.

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The book has so much mechanic content that they could call it Ultimate Faith.


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I'm still waiting for them to ship mine. :(

Silver Crusade

zergtitan wrote:
I'm still waiting for them to ship mine. :(

Same here... Been refreshing my email/orders page every once in a while...

Shadow Lodge

Draco Bahamut wrote:
The book has so much mechanic content that they could call it Ultimate Faith.

For what it's worth, if they had called it Ultimate Faith I would be disappointed by the lack of a new base class, as Ultimate Combat and Ultimate Magic both had at least one new class.

Shadow Lodge

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Dylos wrote:
Draco Bahamut wrote:
The book has so much mechanic content that they could call it Ultimate Faith.
For what it's worth, if they had called it Ultimate Faith I would be disappointed by the lack of a new base class, as Ultimate Combat and Ultimate Magic both had at least one new class.

Ultimate Equipment didn't.


Set wrote:
Sean K Reynolds wrote:
And there's a new type of servitor for each of the 20 major deities: a CR 4ish outsider suitable for calling with lesser planar ally by lower-level clerics.

Woo! Guess I don't have to ever finish my thread full of lesser planar allies. :)

Oo! Where's this thread?


Dylos wrote:
Ross Byers wrote:
Axial wrote:

I'd like to know what prevents the Evangelist from being horribly overpowered. You can lose one level and then progress in your Aligned class and the Evangelist simultaneously, almost like Gestalt-classing. Personally, I don't see why anyone wouldn't be an Evangelist.

Paizo should address this soon.

Losing a level for wizards, witches, and clerics slows you down a bit. Losing a level for sorcerers and oracles is painful.
Painful yes, but there are cases that I would consider it. For example, an Oracle of Pharasma can get another revelation for free from the tier 3 boon, and that revelation can be from bones even if bones is not their mystery.

I haven't seen this prestige class yet, but I do have to point out that there is a simmilar one already for certain sorcerers: Dragon Disciple. And not all Draconic Sorcerers dip into that class, because the casting power loss IS pretty painful.


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"Zonzon Doll of Forgiveness (Shelyn)"? Zonzon? What does that...

...oh.

she has a pet name for him ;_;

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Dylos wrote:
Ross Byers wrote:
Axial wrote:

I'd like to know what prevents the Evangelist from being horribly overpowered. You can lose one level and then progress in your Aligned class and the Evangelist simultaneously, almost like Gestalt-classing. Personally, I don't see why anyone wouldn't be an Evangelist.

Paizo should address this soon.

Losing a level for wizards, witches, and clerics slows you down a bit. Losing a level for sorcerers and oracles is painful.
Painful yes, but there are cases that I would consider it. For example, an Oracle of Pharasma can get another revelation for free from the tier 3 boon, and that revelation can be from bones even if bones is not their mystery.

Emphasis mine.

I realize you are not Axial, and my point wasn't that it was worthless: 'I would consider it a trade in some cases' is probably a good place for a PrC to be. I was arguing with the 'why wouldn't I do this?'

And I don't have my PDF yet, so take what I say with a grain of salt. Maybe it is overpowered.

Shadow Lodge

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Evil Midnight Lurker wrote:
...wait wait wait Gorum was a participant in the sealing of Rovagug?! Okay, that's either an error in the text, an error in the myth, or proof that Gorum's a lot older than his worshipers give him credit for.

I take a more mutable approach to the history of Gods, and we've noted that Varg (the Orc deity) and Gorum have certain major similarities. What if Gorum is the name humans gave to Varg after cultural contact with the Orcs? That preserves the timeline and means Varg was present at the sealing of Rovagug.


Evangelist is definitely powerful, but it has a few other trade offs as you have to use the evangelist BAB (which is a 3/4), HD (d8), saves (poor Fort, avg ref, poor will), and skills (this one is actually pretty good at 6 +int)

So a bit of a down step if your coming into it from a martial class, except in skills, you lose that one level so you can't get your capstone, of course not that many games ever run that high. Some of the obediences are a bit onerous or at least difficult if you are a wandering adventurer.

Very flavor heavy though, that would be the main reason I wouldn't take it unless I was playing a particularity zealous member of a faith.


I always figured this was "Ultimate Divine Magic", it's just that doing a book like this without campaign setting material (i.e. the gods that give you powers), would be kind of difficult.


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zergtitan wrote:

IT HAS SHIPPED!

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Uncle Taco wrote:
Profound sadness...

You might try contacting Customer Service ASAP to see if they can switch your preorder to a subscription starting with this book. The ship may have sailed to do that, but it's worth a shot.


Uncle Taco wrote:
zergtitan wrote:

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Subscribers can download the second they get their Its shipped E-mail.


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Uncle Taco wrote:
zergtitan wrote:

IT HAS SHIPPED!

Download initiated...

Are you a subscriber? Can you download it after its shipped? THIS IS IMPORTANT!!

I subscribed only for this book considering the price difference between Hardcopy and PDF. But yes, when you are a subscriber you pay only for the Hardcopy and when it ships the PDF is immediately placed in your downloads.

Normally I buy the PDF's due to price and lack of shelving space. (certain hardcovers excluded)

The Exchange

Mark Moreland wrote:
Uncle Taco wrote:
Profound sadness...
You might try contacting Customer Service ASAP to see if they can switch your preorder to a subscription starting with this book. The ship may have sailed to do that, but it's worth a shot.

Done. Thanks for the advice.

Silver Crusade

Just downloaded mine. Just gonna say, an Antipaladin of Calistra is something I never considered and something I may allow...

Shadow Lodge

Ross Byers wrote:
Dylos wrote:
Ross Byers wrote:
Axial wrote:

I'd like to know what prevents the Evangelist from being horribly overpowered. You can lose one level and then progress in your Aligned class and the Evangelist simultaneously, almost like Gestalt-classing. Personally, I don't see why anyone wouldn't be an Evangelist.

Paizo should address this soon.

Losing a level for wizards, witches, and clerics slows you down a bit. Losing a level for sorcerers and oracles is painful.
Painful yes, but there are cases that I would consider it. For example, an Oracle of Pharasma can get another revelation for free from the tier 3 boon, and that revelation can be from bones even if bones is not their mystery.

Emphasis mine.

I realize you are not Axial, and my point wasn't that it was worthless: 'I would consider it a trade in some cases' is probably a good place for a PrC to be. I was arguing with the 'why wouldn't I do this?'

And I don't have my PDF yet, so take what I say with a grain of salt. Maybe it is overpowered.

Certainly not overpowered for arcane spellcasters, but really powerful for warpriest and monk, since they would override the BAB except for the first level. Also since class doesn't specify base class for aligned class it is also nice for early entry prestige classes, or depending on how your Gm lets it work with mystic theurge or arcane trickster.


Lord Gadigan wrote:
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).

All right, so what has gone on with Tiamat? What is different from her entry in Spells and Magic?

Is she not listed at all? Only listed in reference to Apsu and Dahak? Does she have her own entry as a minor goddess of the setting?

Shadow Lodge

Voadam wrote:
Lord Gadigan wrote:
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).

All right, so what has gone on with Tiamat? What is different from her entry in Spells and Magic?

Is she not listed at all? Only listed in reference to Apsu and Dahak? Does she have her own entry as a minor goddess of the setting?

Only mentioned in Apsu and Dahak.


Do 'minor' gods like Apsu and Dahak only get mentioned in the appendix, or is there any new information or support for them?

Dark Archive

Apsu gets-
A Feat (Divine Barrier -> Channel energy to protect allies from energy damage), two Traits, a neck-slot magic item, a paragraph of info on the first 'Monster Deities' page, and an entry in the appendix.

Dahak gets-
A Feat (Hunter of Dahak -> Increases favored enemy bonus by 2 against metallic dragons), two Traits, a neck-slot magic item, a paragraph of info on the first 'Monster Deities' page, and an entry in the appendix.


Dylos wrote:

BTW, here is what you gain over 10 levels other then 9 levels in your aligned class and the deific obedience boon as an Evangelist:

2 additional class skills
+2 dodge bonus to ac that is lost anytime you lose your dex bonus to ac
2 bonus languages
+4 on skills without ranks
and Spiritual form, which gives telepathy 100ft, +4 to one stat (untyped), and either wings, gills, or a natural attack, the spiritual form is useable in 1-minute increments for a total of minutes per day equal to character level.

At the cost of a dead feat for serveral levels and you loose all of that if you don't perform your obedience for the day. Including those gained from Align Class ability.

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