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So I am trying to track down Frog God Games The Lost Land Deities. I am looking for their write ups for Pathfinder.
This is what I have so far and their source books are there any others in Pathfinder books or old 3.5 books?
Arden, God of the Sun - Rappan Athuk
Belon the Wise, God of Travel, Wanderer in White - Freebooters Guide
Bowbe - Rappan Athuk, Freebooters Guide
Dajobas, The Shark God, Devourer of Worlds - Freebooters Guide, Razor Coast
Darach-Albith, High God of Elves - Rappan Athuk
Dwerfater - Rappan Athuk, The Slumbering Tsar Saga
Freya, Goddess of Love and Fertility - Stoneheart Valley, Rappan Athuk, The Slumbering Tsar Saga
Great Pele, Mother of Fire - Freebooters Guide
Grotaag, God of Orcs - Rappan Athuk
Hecate, Goddess of Evil Magic - Rappan Athuk
Hel, Goddess of Death, Lady of Pestilence - Rappan Athuk, The Slumbering Tsar Saga
Kal’Ay-Mah, The Black One, The Black Mother - Rappan Athuk, The Slumbering Tsar Saga
Kel, Goddess of Self-Sacrifice, Lady of Protection - Rappan Athuk, The Slumbering Tsar Saga
Kunulo - Freebooters Guide
Lakua Mao, The Red Misery - Freebooters Guide
Loa - Aizan - Freebooters Guide
Loa - Damballa, ruler of Air - Freebooters Guide
Loa - Legba - Freebooters Guide
Loa - Oggun, lord of Earth - Freebooters Guide
Loa - Samedi - Freebooters Guide
Mitra, God of Law, Justice and the Sun - Rappan Athuk
Muir, Goddess of Virtue and Paladins - Stoneheart Valley, Rappan Athuk, The Slumbering Tsar Saga
Narrah, the Lady of the Moon - Stoneheart Valley
Orcus, Demon Demon-Lord of the Undead - Stoneheart Valley, Rappan Athuk, The Slumbering Tsar Saga
Papahu, Dolphin, The Herald - Freebooters Guide
Pekko, God of Ale and Spirits - Freebooters Guide
Quell, The Sea King, Lord of the Blue - Freebooters Guide
Set, God of Evil And the Night - Rappan Athuk, The Slumbering Tsar Saga
Snuurge, Father of Goblins - Rappan Athuk
St. Abysthor, the Warden - Stoneheart Valley
Telophus, Lord of Crops and the Seasons - Rappan Athuk, The Slumbering Tsar Saga
Thyr, God of Law and Justice - Stoneheart Valley, Rappan Athuk, The Slumbering Tsar Saga
Tohoraha, Whale, The Lore Keeper, The Watcher - Freebooters Guide
Tsathogga, Demon Frog God - Stoneheart Valley, Rappan Athuk, The Slumbering Tsar Saga
Tumatenga, Grandfather Turtle, Old Angry Face - Freebooters Guide
Vanitthu, God of the Steadfast Guard - Rappan Athuk, Freebooters Guide
Deities not sure part of The Lost Lands
Majium - Dead Man's Chest
Elmarran - Dead Man's Chest
I know that Greg has been compiling these for the campaign setting book . . . and there might be more coming in Sword of Air.
Nice work, Dragonmoon!
Dunes of Desolation will be adding a whole bunch as well. I'm not sure how many of them will be "official", but there's a ton of 'em.
Mitra, God of Law, Justice and the Sun - Rappan Athuk
Aww, man! Doesn't he have his hands full dealing with the situation in Talingarde? :)
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Dame Torren, Goddess of the Four Winds
Moccavallo, God of Disguise and Treachery
Yenomesh, God of Glyphs and Writing
Bacchus-Dionysus, God of Wine and Madness
Dre’uain The Lame, God of Craft and Smiths
Gromm the Thunderer
Kamien, Goddess of Rivers Streams and Springs
Mirkeer, Goddess of Shadows and the Night
Note, God of the Harp
Oghma, God of Song and Bards
Sefagreth, God of Commerce, Trade, Cities
Thursis, God of Battle
Tykee, Goddess of Luck and Good Fortune
Zadastha, Goddess of Love
Those are from Bard's Gate 3.5 supplement.
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Bard’s Gate
• Arden, God of the Sun (dead, destroyed by Tsathogga) (NG; Air, Good, Sun, War)
• Arn, Lesser God of the Sun (NG; Sun, Healing, Good)
• Bacchus-Dionysus, God of Wine and Madness (CN; Chaos, Animal, Plant)
• Belon the Wise, God of Travel, Wanderer in White (NG; Travel, Magic, Knowledge)
• Bowbe (CN; War, Chaos, Strength, Vengeance)
• Crocutus, Demon Lord of Gnolls (CE; Animal, Chaos, Destruction, Trickery)
• Dame Torren, Goddess of the Four Winds (N; Air, Animal)
• Darach-Albith, High God of Elves ( CG; Plant, Animal, Magic, War)
• Dre’uain the Lame, God of Craft and Smiths (N; Earth, Creation, Fire, Knowledge)
• Dwerfater (LG; Earth, Good, Strength, Creation, Dwarves)
• Freya, Goddess of Love and Fertility (NG; Animal, Good, Healing, War)
• Gromm the Thunderer (CG; War, Air, Water, Destruction)
• Grotaag, God of Orcs (CE; Death, Destruction, War, Evil)
• Hecate, Goddess of Evil Magic (LE; Law, Evil, Magic, Knowledge)
• Hel, Goddess of Death, Lady of Pestilence (NE; Evil, Death, Plant, Animal)
• Horgrim (LE; War, Evil, Law, Magic)
• Jubilex, The Faceless Lord, Demon Prince of Slimes and Oozes)
• Kakobovia, Hobgoblin Demigod of War (LE; War, Death, Evil, Law)
• Kamien, Goddess of Rivers, Streams and Springs (N; Water, Travel)
• Kunulo (NE, Evil, Water, Destruction, Death) –god of pirates and evil sea creatures
• Mirkeer, Goddess of Shadows and the Night (NE; Evil, Shadow, Magic)
• Moccavallo, God of Disguise and Treachery (CN; Chaos, Trickery, Diplomacy)
• Muir, Lady of Justice, Goddess of Virtue and Paladins (LG; Law, Good, Protection, War)
• Note, God of the Harp (NG; Good, Travel, Luck, Protection)
• Oghma, God of Song and Bards (NG; Creation, Good, Travel, Knowledge)
• Orcus, Demon-Lord of the Undead (CE; Chaos, Evil, Death, Destruction)
• Pekko, God of Ale and Spirits (CG; Plants, Chaos, Good)
• Rhiaan, Goddess of the Air and Birds (CN; Air, Animal, Chaos, Travel)
• Riale-Aibaru, Lost Goddess of the Elves (LG; Law, Good, Travel, Magic)
• Sefagreth, God of Commerce, Trade, Cities ( N; Luck, Travel, Diplomacy, Trickery)
• Set, God of Evil and the Night (LE; Law, Evil, Knowledge, Death)
• S’surimiss, The Rat Queen (NE; Animal, Evil, Vermin, Destruction)
• Snuurge, Father of Goblins (NE; Evil, Magic, Trickery, Earth)
• Styrme – mentioned but not detailed in the Appendix
• Surter, God of Fire Giants (LE; Fire, Evil, Destruction, War)
• Telophus, Lord of Crops and the Seasons (LN; Animal, Air, Earth, Plant)
• Thrym, God of the Frost Giants (CE; Chaos, Evil, Cold, Trickery)
• Thursis, God of Battle (NE; War, Death, Destruction, Evil, Magic)
• Thyr the Lawgiver, God of Law and Justice (LG; Good, Healing, Law, Knowledge, Protection)
• Tsathogga, Demon Frog God (CE; Chaos, Evil, Water, Destruction)
• Tykee, Goddess of Luck and Good Fortune (CG; Good, Luck)
• Vanitthu, God of the Steadfast Guard, (LN; Law, Protection, War, Healing)
• Vionir, Goddess of Light (LG; Good, Healing, Sun)
• Yenomesh, God of Glyphs and Writing (N; Protection, Knowledge, Magic)
• Zors, The Fortune’s Fool, Demigod of Luck, The Hanged Man (CN; Chaos, Luck, Trickery)
Domains detailed in this book - Diplomacy, Vengeance, Creation, Shadow, Vermin, Cold
The Lost City of Barakus
• Da-Jin, God of Death (NE; Death, Evil, Trickery)
• Freya – see Bard’s Gate
• Jamboor, God of Magic (N; Knowledge, Magic, Trickery)
• Solanus, Goddess of the Sun and Healing (NG; Good, Sun, Strength, Healing)
Ancient Kingdoms: Mesopotamia
• Anu, The Father and King of the Gods (LG; Air, Law, Magic, Protection)
• Apsu, The Primeval Father (CN; Chaos, Knowledge, Magic, Water
• Baal-Zag, The Howler in the Darkness (CE; Beast, Blood, Strength)
• Ea, the God of Wisdom and Magic (N; Earth, Healing, Knowledge, Magic)
• Erishkigal, The Queen of the Underworld (LE; Death, Earth, Evil, Law)
• Ishtar, The Goddess of Love and War (CG; Animal, Destruction, Protection, War)
• Kingu, The General of Chaos (CE; Chaos, Destruction, Evil, Strength)
• Marduk, The General of Law (LG; Air, Good, Law, Strength)
• Namtar, The Herald of Evil Destiny (LE; Evil, Law, Luck, Trickery)
• Nergal, The God of Plague (NE; Air, Destruction, Evil, War)
• Nhakhramat of the Emerald Flame (LE; Knowledge, Magic, Serpents)
• Shupnikkurat (CN; Animal, Chaos, Evil[?], Earth, Plant) – identified with the universal great mother goddess
• Sin, The Moon (N; Air, Knowledge, Magic, Travel)
• Tammuz, The God of Fertility and Rebirth (NG; Earth, Good, Healing, Plant)
• Tiamat, The Primeval Mother (CE; Animal, Chaos, Destruction, Evil)
• Utu, The Sun (LN; Fire, Law, Sun, War)
• Yaazotsh, The Eater of the Dead (N; Air, Death, Protection)
Necropolis
• Aker, God of the Earth and Death (NG; Death[Good], Earth,Protection
• Amset “Son of Horus”, Guardian of the Dead (LG; Animal, Death[Good], Law, Protection
• Amun “The Hidden One”, God of the Sky and Sun (NG; Air, Knowledge, Magic, Strength, Sun)
• Anhur, God of War (CG; Animal, Chaos, Strength, War)
• Anqet, Goddess of Rivers and Water (CG; Chaos, Good, Magic, Water)
• Anubis, Guardian of the Dead (LG; Death[Good], Law, Luck, Protection, Strength
• Apis, God of the Sun and Life (NG; Bounty, Earth, Good, Strength, Sun)
• Apuat “The Messenger”, God of Messengers and Battle (CG; Air, Strength, Travel, War)
• Bast, Goddess of Beauty and Cats (CG; Animal, Chaos, Good, Luck, Trickery)
• Buto, Goddess of Protection (LG; Law, Protection, Serpent[Good], Travel)
• Chons “The Wanderer”, God of the Moon, Time, and Knowledge (CG; Chaos, Good, Travel, Trickery)
• Duamutef “Son of Horus”, God of Death (LG; Death[Good], Law, Protection, Strength)
• Hamehit, Goddess of the Water, Fish, and Seas (NG; Animal, Bounty, Good, Luck, Water)
• Hapy, God of the Rivers, Oceans, Streams, and Seas (NG; Animal, Bounty, Good, Protection, Travel, Water)
• Hathor, Goddess of Music and the Arts (NG; Good, Healing, Luck, Trickery)
• Herakhty, God of the Morning and Sunrise (NG; Earth, Good, Protection, Sun)
• Heru “The Watcher”, God of Law, Order, Rulership (LG; Law, Good, Knowledge, Strength, War)
• Isis, Goddess of Fertility and Magic (NG; Bounty, Good, Healing, Magic)
• Khnemu, God of Creation and Invention (NG; Earth, Good, Healing, Luck)
• Maat, Goddess of Truth and Law (LG; Good, Knowledge, Law, Strength)
• Maftet, Goddess of Protection and Healing (CG; Good, Healing, Serpent[Good], Strength, Vermin)
• Meretseger The Protector (LG; Good, Law, Protection, Serpent[Good])
• Mert, Goddess of Song and Joy (NG; Good, Healing, Knowledge, Trickery)
• Min “Protector of the Moon” God of Male Fertility (CG; Chaos, Destruction, Good, Knowledge, Magic)
• Nefertem, God of the Sun, Lord of the Sunrise, God of Healing (NG; Good, Healing, Plant, Sun)
• Neith, Goddess of War and Wisdom, Guardian of the Dead (CG; Death[Good], Good, Knowledge, Law, War)
• Nekhbet, Goddess of Protection and War, Childbirth and Fertility (LG; Law, Protection, Strength, War)
• Nephthys, Goddess of the Dead (CG; Chaos, Death[Good], Knowledge, Magic
• Nut, Goddess of the Night and Sky (NG; Air, Good, Knowledge, Protection, Trickery)
• Osiris, God of Fertility and the Dead (LG; Death[Good], Good, Law, Protection)
• Pakhut, Goddess of Strength (CG; Chaos, Destruction, Good, Strength)
• Ra, God of the Sun and Pharaoh of the Gods (NG; Bounty, Good, Knowledge, Protection, Sun)
• Renenet “Lady of the Robes”, Goddess of Protection and Fortune (CG; Good, Knowledge, Luck, Protection, Serpent[Good])
• Seker, God of Death and Light (NG; Death[Good], Good, Protection, Strength, Sun)
• Serqet “She Who Breathes”, Goddess of Death and Strength (LG; Death[Good], Good, Law, Strength, Vermin)
• Seshat “The Female Scribe”, Goddess of Writing, History, Time, Knowledge, and Architecture (NG; Good, Knowledge, Luck, Magic)
• Shu, Lord of the Air (LG; Air, Good, Law, Strength)
• Tefnut, Goddess of Storms and Rivers (LG; Good, Protection, Sun, Water)
• Tuart, Goddess of Fertility, and Protection (LG; Good, Knowledge, Magic, Plant, Protection)
• Aten, The Sun, The Sun Disk (N; Air, Bounty, Fire, Strength, Sun)
• Bes, God of Protection, Happiness, Music, and War (N; Luck, Protection, Strength, War)
• Geb, God of the Earth (N; Earth, Plant, Protection, Strength)
• Horus the Avenger (LN; Destruction, Law, Sun, War)
• Khebsenef “Son of Horus”, God of Death (LN; Death[Good and Evil], Law, Protection, Strength)
• Menu, God of War (CN; Chaos, Destruction, Strength, War)
• Kekhmet “Lady of Pestilence”, Goddess of the Sun, The Destructor (CN; Chaos, Destruction, Healing, War)
• Thoth, God of Knowledge and Magic (N; Knowledge, Luck, Magic, Travel)
• Aapep the Black Serpent, The Destroyer (CE; Chaos, Death[Evil], Destruction, Evil, Serpent[Evil]
• Amemt The Devourer, Eater of Hearts, Eater of the Dead (CE; Chaos, Death[Evil], Destruction, Evil, Magic)
• Sebk, God of Evil, Betrayal, and Water (CE; Chaos, Evil, Trickery, Water)
• Set, God of Evil and the Night (LE; Death[Evil], Destruction, Evil, Knowledge, Law, Serpent[Evil]
City of Brass
• Kal’Ay-Mah, The Black One, The Black Mother (LE; Death, Destruction, Law, Knowledge)
• Pazuzu, Demon Prince of the Air (CE; Air, Chaos, Evil)
The Coils of Set
• Set - see Bard’s Gate
• Dagon, Demon Prince of the Seas (CE; Chaos, Death, Destruction, Evil, War, Water)
Elemental Moon
• Cavecendo, Deity of Fire and Horses (Animal, Fire)
• Elmarran, Deity of Water and Change (Chaos, Water)
• Hanijma, Deity of Lightning and Beer (Luck, Water)
• Lyra, Goddess of Language and Creation (Healing, Knowledge)
• Nekeler, Deity of Deserts and Lies (Sun, Trickery)
Chaos Rising
• Dwurfater (spelled Dwerfater in Bard’s Gate above)
• The Faceless Lord (CE; Chaos, Evil, Slime) –Slime domain
Hall of the Rainbow Mage
• Arn Lesser God of the Sun (see Bard’s Gate)
• Holgrim, God of War and Magic
Morrick Mansion
• Kudrak, Lesser God of Guardians (LG; Good Protection, Strength)
Dunes of Desolation will be adding a whole bunch as well. I'm not sure how many of them will be "official", but there's a ton of 'em.
They're all official, as far as I know.
While we're talking potentially new stuff, I wanted to pose a question to Bill.
With Mythic Adventures, any chance there will be some kind of Mythic conversions made up for RA or Tsar?
Both those Tomes scream for it, although I understand the time demands that would place on you guys even if it just was a conversion PDF for a handful of the "Boss" monsters.
Thoughts?
No, please no mythic!
Mythic may have its place...but not in a Frog God product. :)
I honestly have no idea what mythic is
Not a big deal, I was just referring to Mythic Adventures and if re-statting some of the big baddies had occurred to you.
Obviously not. :)
I'm not sure it needs it, but I was morbidly curious.
Definitely no mythic for Frog God stuff please.
Not a fan of mythic.
I think you'll see some Mythic in future products, to be honest. I know it's not everybody's cup of tea, so to speak; but it does have fans. When we do use it, it'll be careful and deliberate. And it'll be isolated to places where it fits. For example, I think you should absolutely expect to see mythic stuff in the forthcoming line of short PDFs. That's a great place for a system like that - a small, self-contained, tightly focused product.
Something like RA, though? Aside from the sheer amount of work it would take to revise RA yet again, I don't think it's the sort of thing that really needs Mythic rules to be awesome. It's possible I could take a villain from RA (or RC or ST or...) and post a Mythic version on the blog as a thought experiment - oh, by the way, you'll start seeing activity popping up on my FGG blog - but I really don't foresee redesigning something of that scope.
Mythic rules are just another tool available to us during design - just like various templates, archetypes, non-core classes, and so forth. If it fits thematically, we'll use it. But we're not going to shoehorn it in just to say we used it.
Are the deities from the Splinters of Faith series Lost Lands canon?
Bill,
Mythic Adventures is a subset of rules for Pathfinder that are added on to the core rules.
This set of rules gives PCs additional abilities which makes them more resilient and able to take on greater challenges than they usually could at a certain level. In addition to gaining regular class levels, you gain "mythic tiers" by achieving certain milestones in a campaign.
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Personally, I don't like the rules because it makes a complex ruleset even more complex, however since I'm no longer playing Pathfinder, having moved on to Blood & Treasure and S&W rulesets, I won't really have to deal with this.
The greater issue I have with FGG making adventures with mythic content is that S&W is about "Old school gaming is about the triumph of the little guy into an epic hero, not the development of an epic hero into a superhuman being."*
Since you usually plan for your adventures to come out in both rulesets, I'm worried that adventures with mythic content wouldn't translate so well to S&W rules and also wouldn't have the gritty feel that I've come to expect from FGG products
*Quote from "A Quick Primer For Old School Gaming" by Matt Finch
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Never say never, but I wouldn't expect entire adventures - especially stuff the size of RA or Sword of Air, for example - to be designed with Mythic rules built into the base assumptions. Maybe you'd see mythic rules used on a specific encounter to make a monster or NPC more than the players expect. But you're right, tossing Mythic into something like Rappan Athuk from the ground up would change the entire "feel" of the adventure.
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I think there's some interesting areas we can explore with Mythic rules. I don't think products like Rappan Athuk, Slumbering Tsar, Sword of Air, and so on are the places to do that exploration.
Bill, good because I have some Egyptian figs and stuff that I have been collecting for quite awhile now waiting to use.
Bill,
Mythic Adventures is a subset of rules for Pathfinder that are added on to the core rules.
This set of rules gives PCs additional abilities which makes them more resilient and able to take on greater challenges than they usually could at a certain level. In addition to gaining regular class levels, you gain "mythic tiers" by achieving certain milestones in a campaign.
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Personally, I don't like the rules because it makes a complex ruleset even more complex, however since I'm no longer playing Pathfinder, having moved on to Blood & Treasure and S&W rulesets, I won't really have to deal with this.
The greater issue I have with FGG making adventures with mythic content is that S&W is about "Old school gaming is about the triumph of the little guy into an epic hero, not the development of an epic hero into a superhuman being."*
Since you usually plan for your adventures to come out in both rulesets, I'm worried that adventures with mythic content wouldn't translate so well to S&W rules and also wouldn't have the gritty feel that I've come to expect from FGG products
*Quote from "A Quick Primer For Old School Gaming" by Matt Finch
Laric-
Even though he asked, you're wasting your typing with this explanation. I can tell you he probably glazed over in about the time you said it was a subset of rules.....lol :-)
SG
Bill,
Mythic Adventures is a subset of rules for Pathfinder that are added on to the core rules.
This set of rules gives PCs additional abilities which makes them more resilient and able to take on greater challenges than they usually could at a certain level. In addition to gaining regular class levels, you gain "mythic tiers" by achieving certain milestones in a campaign.
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Personally, I don't like the rules because it makes a complex ruleset even more complex, however since I'm no longer playing Pathfinder, having moved on to Blood & Treasure and S&W rulesets, I won't really have to deal with this.
The greater issue I have with FGG making adventures with mythic content is that S&W is about "Old school gaming is about the triumph of the little guy into an epic hero, not the development of an epic hero into a superhuman being."*
Since you usually plan for your adventures to come out in both rulesets, I'm worried that adventures with mythic content wouldn't translate so well to S&W rules and also wouldn't have the gritty feel that I've come to expect from FGG products
*Quote from "A Quick Primer For Old School Gaming" by Matt Finch
Laric-
Even though he asked, you're wasting your typing with this explanation. I can tell you he probably glazed over in about the time you said it was a subset of rules.....lol :-)
SG
Ha! That's funny!
Ok, let's try this again:
Bill,
Mythic Rules = PCs are harder to kill
Warlord?
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Oh no--the Necropolis--and Khemit/Egyptian dieties in general, are VERY much part of the Lost Lands.
I have always had a strong theme on Egypt in my game. It was funny to read Anne Rice in later life--my vampires (for example) were almost always Egyptian. (e.g. Stygian from RE Howard). Wizards too.
Maybe it was Mesopotamia I was thinking of?
Maybe it was Mesopotamia I was thinking of?Oh no--the Necropolis--and Khemit/Egyptian dieties in general, are VERY much part of the Lost Lands.
I have always had a strong theme on Egypt in my game. It was funny to read Anne Rice in later life--my vampires (for example) were almost always Egyptian. (e.g. Stygian from RE Howard). Wizards too.
Both have been added to Dunes, updating any rules stuff (domains, etc) to Pathfinder as needed.
Greg has done a pretty amazing job of organizing our divergent modules into something coherent.
Sort of lol
SG
Greg has done a pretty amazing job of organizing our divergent modules into something coherent.
Sort of lol
SG
Damned with faint praise!
Well they are pretty divergent!
Personally, I cant wait for the sandy areas to be covered. Id LOVE to write some alhazred-type adventures...
SG