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YES! FINALLY! ALL KUTHONITES, SELF-FLAGELLATE IN CELEBRATION... but since I'm more of Shelynite I think I'll just cook a steak instead....
That's surely is going to be an interesting book. Nations are always an interesting topic.
This better not be april's fools in advance.
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This better not be april's fools in advance.
If that were true I would have to show THEM how to be a good Kuthonite...
Glad I don't have to, though =D
Sweet. :)
Very good.
Awesome! Really hyped for this one.
Now this should be interesting.
I am still super behind on the CS from a few years of limited budgets, but super psyched for this
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It will be interesting to get a closer look at Nidal, and to see how players can be convinced to send their characters there. Heck, why would anyone want to go to Nidal?
In-game, it must stink to be part of the Nidalese Tourism Board. "Come to hideous Nidal, and die horribly and painfully along with everyone else"?
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Oh man, Nidal was number 2 on my list of places I wanted the Campaign Setting books to visit. Now we just need our Realm of the Mammoth Lords book and I'm happy. Very excited about this book.
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Any word on authors? I hope there's some flavour stuff from Liane Merciel in there. Nidal has always been intriguing to me but she really brought it to horrific life with Isiem and his struggles in Nightglass.
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Any word on authors? I hope there's some flavour stuff from Liane Merciel in there. Nidal has always been intriguing to me but she really brought it to horrific life with Isiem and his struggles in Nightglass.
I hope Liane got to work on this, I love her stuff ^w^
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FINALLY, THE ROCK HAS COME BACK TO PANGOLAIS...
Oh, mixed my hobbys up again. Still, Finally!
Not sure if it is because I'm such a fan of Shelyn, and, by extension, her relationship with her brother gone wrong, but Nidal held a special place in my heart since I first learned about it. Good to see that it finally (again :) )gets the love it deserves.
And full agreement with Steve about Liane Merciel and what she did with Nightglass. Easily one of my most favorite novels in the whole Pathfinder Tales line
SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have been waiting for this for YEARS!!!
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It is not relevant to my interests, but it's always nice to have another piece of the Inner Sea flensed out. :-)
So, the land of the midnight lord is coming out of the shadows? Finally.
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Any word on authors? I hope there's some flavour stuff from Liane Merciel in there. Nidal has always been intriguing to me but she really brought it to horrific life with Isiem and his struggles in Nightglass.I hope Liane got to work on this, I love her stuff ^w^
Add me to the list who also loves her stuff and hopes she is one of the featured authors in this book.
Great to see Nidal getting some love. Whether Liane's work or she herself contributes to the book, plenty of inspiration to be had!
So after this what are the other areas of the Inner Sea left to cover in a campaign setting book?
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So after this what are the other areas of the Inner Sea left to cover in a campaign setting book?
Squeeeeeeeeeee!
4 regional campaign setting books a year would be cool. But I do miss those monster revisited/unleashed books:(
Does anyone know if the map folios will count against the 6 campaign setting books a year limit?
It seems like starting with Construct Builders Handbook, the campaign setting books are alternating between expanding rules/specific locations, and regional books. Not sure if it's just a coincidence or what, but it's interesting at least. I don't think the map folios are going to count towards the 6 a year limit, so that's good at least.
I wonder how the Darklands revisited volume did sale wise? I enjoyed that book.
Classic Monsters Revisited even got a reprint, from memory.
My impression is that the early ones were very popular but that as they moved further afield their popularity waned. (That's only based on forum chatter obviously, not any actual sales data).
Other then Zon-Kuthon related stuff, what is in this area?
Set,
You probably need something stronger than gloves.
But mostly I'm glad to see more regional stuff.
Can't wait to see all the art made for this book.
Hopes this one has a lot of creatures in the bestiary section, like some of the older books do.
I really miss getting ten creatures in a Campaign Setting
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I just wish that this would have hit while Wes was still around. It was my understanding that this was his area of the world with his love of Cenobites and Barker. Here is to hoping he makes a return as freelancer to put his mark on this. That being said, very much looking forward to it!
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Come to think about it I think it was Wes's area.
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I still want a Kyton specific book.
A book on Nidal is nice and all, but a companion book covering Kytons is like the peanut butter to this book's jelly. I am aware there will likely be a bestiary chock full o' kytons but it is not the same. It really isn't.
Other wants are more shadow magic: spells, wondrous items, artifacts, weapons, and armor.