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The Great Beyond is among my top 3 books from the Campaign Setting line. I greatly look forward to this volume.
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All of this sounds awesome, and congrats on getting your character into the setting.
@ Ajaxis - another blog has had art for archetypes or prestige classes that'll be in the book, and James Jacobs has advised that there'll be a number of monsters statted out in it.
I'd expect it to be set up like the Inner Sea World Guide - mostly setting content, but a decent chunk of rules content as well.
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Enjoy, have fun, and don't blame me if proteans eat your PCs.
(Suddenly wondering if this is what has been happening to my computers . . . .)
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It seems like my cousin Argrinyxia is still around in the shadow duplication of the city at the center of the world. I'm really anxious to read about all kinds of places and NPCs that give flavor to this book. It will certainly be among my top 5 books.
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I officially WUV Il'setsya Wyrmtouched! :D
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Protean Lord of fate and freedom, and all together of paradox as well. That's a good way to play with words, especially while previewing one of the most mysterious/alien beings in the setting.
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Protean Lord of fate and freedom, and all together of paradox as well. That's a good way to play with words, especially while previewing one of the most mysterious/alien beings in the setting.
I've been wanting to get more into some of the protean divinities for a while now (both demigods and otherwise). Ssila'meshnik is the one protean lord who has shown up most prominently prior to now.
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Protean Lord of fate and freedom, and all together of paradox as well. That's a good way to play with words, especially while previewing one of the most mysterious/alien beings in the setting.I've been wanting to get more into some of the protean divinities for a while now (both demigods and otherwise). Ssila'meshnik is the one protean lord who has shown up most prominently prior to now.
Well, he might be the protean lord we know the most, but what could we actually call a solid information while talking about a protean? He is still to mysterious to me... =P
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How exciting, looking at all these flavourful locations and characters I want to run a Planar Scoundrels campaign. With players functioning as extraplanar smugglers, pirates and outlaws moving forbidden substances across planar borders and delivering them without being discovered.
For the right price perhaps they might smuggle a daemon into the boneyard, or larvae our of the abyss. Bring a sun spark into Shadow Absalom, or a definition of physical laws into Galisemni. Owe money to Inusalia, steal a treasure from under Argrynixia’s snout.
Now, how to get the players a fast planehopping ship?
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How exciting, looking at all these flavourful locations and characters I want to run a Planar Scoundrels campaign. With players functioning as extraplanar smugglers, pirates and outlaws moving forbidden substances across planar borders and delivering them without being discovered.
For the right price perhaps they might smuggle a daemon into the boneyard, or larvae our of the abyss. Bring a sun spark into Shadow Absalom, or a definition of physical laws into Galisemni. Owe money to Inusalia, steal a treasure from under Argrynixia’s snout.
Now, how to get the players a fast planehopping ship?
I know an Ultraloth in Eberron who’d be happy to lend one.
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Kytons, please? I'm not afraid to beg.
(They like it better that way.)
Interesting.
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Yay! This is super exciting!
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Awesome Todd! Cannot wait for the book!
Anything good about the good-aligned planes? I'm always wanting to see more material about that.
Anything good about the good-aligned planes? I'm always wanting to see more material about that.
What could (NOT) be good in the good-aligned planes?
Ok, I'm going now...
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IMO, the positive and negative energy planes have long been neglected. Though not quite without reason. Both are pretty casually dangerous. Still, I think both deserve some love. And look like they'll get some! Looking forward to this!
I agree, both the positive and negative energy planes have long been neglected. Also the dimension of time and dimension of dreams have very little info as well.
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Will there be CE plant-based half-angel/half-demon empyreal lord of intercourse who is secretly a LG ironclad golden dragon of truth and sexual purity who lives in the Dimension of Dreamy Times BUT IS REALLY A LN PROTEAN SIX TIMES CURSED ORBYNEAM CHAOS EATER NAMED "BREATH-LIKE-A-MILLION-SCHMETTERLINGS" because that might tick all the boxes in one go?
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Hey I like how Paizo sneaks things up on you.
2009
Forums: Hey you guys listed a place called City of the Celestial and the Damned in The Great Beyond, will you expand anything about it?
Paizo: Awww, it's one of those blank spaces GMs can build on. Feel free to mess it up. *whistles innocently*
2017
Paizo: 'sup Todd, how's the jiggy?
Todd: Like the edge of yellow, screaming towards the hue of discombobulation.
Paizo: All right, remember that city?
Todd: *chirps*
Paizo: THE CITY?
Todd: *starts painting the grasshoppers with sound of absolution*
Paizo: Light it up.
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More Daemons and Abbadon, sweet delicious nothingness!
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By Shemeska the Marauder, yes!
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By Shemeska the Marauder, yes!
Thirty years from now I figure I'll still be known more commonly by that NPC/pen name than my actual name. XD
Not that I mind. :)