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Pathfinder Chronicles: Gazetteer (OGL)
Paizo Publishing, LLC
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$17.99
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$12.99
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From the frozen wastes of the witch-queen to the scorching deserts of Osirion, explore the world of Pathfinder and the GameMastery Modules like never before. This 64-page full-color gazetteer contains information about all of the major kingdoms and cities of the Pathfinder Chronicles world, including Absalom, Cheliax, Varisia, and much more. A poster map of the world details never-before-revealed locations, and allows readers to put Pathfinder Adventure Paths and GameMastery Modules into a single exciting context. The guide also includes information on deities, races, classes, and monsters unique to the setting. The Pathfinder Chronicles Gazetteer is compatible with the world’s most popular roleplaying game, but adapts easily to other game systems.
Written by Erik Mona and Jason Bulmahn
ISBN-13: 978-1-60125-077-3
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If you've purchased any of Paizo's other products you're well aware they go the extra mile to put together great products. Suffice to say this is gorgeous as usual. It’s clear the setting is going to provide a deep, deep well that you’ll be able to pull from plenty of times before running dry.
The character section has lots of fluff, not much crunch (rules). The roles for each of the races and classes are well thought out. The human populace still dominates and a vast array of different human cultures is provided that will make for great role playing opportunities.
The Timeline provides plenty of interesting disasters and celestial events to mine for adventure hooks. There are lost empires and evil tyrants locked safely away (ha!) to cause some mischief.
The nation descriptions are the meat of the text. There are obvious stand-ins for ancient Egypt, Arabia, deepest darkest Africa, and even flavors of the Far East. These stand-ins are familiar enough to DM’s and Players that they can jump into a campaign or adventure and immediately know the style/feel of play. Having these familiar locales will make it easy for newer DM’s and players to start playing right away. It also will facilitate more of the traditional “pulp” style adventures to be available in the setting if that floats your boat. (down the river into the deepest jungles…)
I’ve always had a fondness in my heart for the cleric class so I was interested to see more details for the deities beyond what’s already been published. I wasn’t disappointed in the write-ups as they gave a good flavor to each of the deities. I could easily see playing any of the good/neutral clerics and could definitely see DM’ing the evil folk as well. I would have liked asingle feat thrown in for each much like in the character section, just to add a bit of crunch. Guess you have to save *something* for the hardcover though!
This is a great introduction to the Pathfinder setting. Just reading the book makes me want the hardcover campaign setting even more. I highly recommend this book.
This is by far one of the best informative peices I've have seen for a campaign world ina while. It gives very flavorful bits to it that helps any player or Game master to immerse themselves in their character and their world.
My hopes is this will be the model of all rules light but information filled books for the Pathfinder Campaign world.
Wow. This is one sexy piece of Golarion goodness, and has me all hot n' bothered about the campaign setting (in a good way).
DO NOT MISS THIS. This should be an essential piece of your Pathfinder arsenal, whether you are a player or a game master.
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Will this gazetteer repeat the content in the Pathfinder adventure paths? I love all the Pathfinder stuff but not as much as to pay for reprinted material... Keep up the great work!
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No, it is not reprinted material.
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This is coming in May?
What happened to the 15th?
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Noooooooooo!!!
Why has it been delayed, guys? I was sooo looking forward to ordering it.
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May!
Now I am a sad elephant.
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