Hey everybody, Joshua Birdsong here!
Thank you all for the excitement and participation in the Impossible Playtest! We’ve received a ton of feedback and we’re ready to dive back into the metaphorical pool that is the necromancer and the runesmith. As always, your response to the playtest is invaluable, and we’re ready to give a glimpse of what’s to come! First, I’ll talk about the necromancer, and then James Case will talk about the runesmith.

A door has opened, and something impossible is coming. But worry not—in preparation of the coming emergence, we’re introducing two new classes!

“Auntie, below you!” Nahoa’s spear crackled, lightning scouring its barbs free of blood and gristle as he pulled it from a spined skull. The boat rocked under his feet as the creature spasmed and slid below the waves.

“Nahoa, can you help me dig another ditch before planting season?”

Hi, everyone!

It’s hard to believe that the Pathfinder Lost Omens Tian Xia Character Guide releases tomorrow! This book brings Asian-inspired fantasy and folklore—from the ancient to the modern—to your table in a torrent of character options. The book contains six new playable ancestries, tons of new heritages, pages of archetypes and feats, and more to build whatever kind of Tian character captures your imagination, whether that’s a peachchild leshy that fights with a magical lightning familiar, a tanuki in high-tech armor wielding a frost fair glaive, or a yaksha cultivator who follows the heretical path of the bitter scholar.

I see it in the flickering of my monitor. I hear it in the cawing of the seagulls fighting over a bagel outside my window. I smell it in my coffee from down the street (not the coffee from up the street—the coffee from the other street, or the coffee from the corner; this is Seattle, after all). For the oracle, coming in Pathfinder Player Core 2, is Remastered.