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This is a bit of a weird one, but it came up in a group session:

Do homunculi have internal organs?

I'm not really sure where to go with this one, as they're not clay golems, and their creation method differs wildly from anything but alchemical and flesh golems. The latter most certainly does have internal organs, the former does not. In myth they do, but Pathfinder is not Bullfinch's Mythology. Certain alchemist archtypes also seem to suggest they do.

Since this involves a familiar, I don't want to pull an answer out of my backside that might have long term implications in the game.

(note, I put this in the wrong section earlier, and I ask that if the mods delete one, they delete the other one.)

Ok, a LONG time back there was a thread on how undeath, etc, effects souls and raise dead, true resurrection, etc.

Following the Mummy's Mask adventure, I have to wonder about the Boneyard, and just how long it takes Pharasma to judge someone.

The reason I wonder this is, in the second part of the adventure, we see someone do something that creates a LOT of instant undead, including undead which have souls, and not just from fresh bodies, but from corpses dead several thousand years.

I know this is artifact level power, but...

The second thing it made me wonder is that when working magic like 'raise dead' do you count time elapsed from when they stop breathing, or when they stop moving? Because, arguably, undead die again when slain. Something like a mummy has it's soul, or at least part of it (and, this is the central conceit of the entire adventure) and Pharasma's judgment is why there's a time limit on magical resurrections, wouldn't they be freshly 'dead' when defeated, no matter how long they had been undead?

This was always my favorite setting book from Scarred Lands. Has anyone tried updating the Prestige Classes, etc, in it?

Animator made for fantastic Minion Spam.

Will Paizo ever offer prints of any of the awesome artwork that has graced the pages and covers of Dragon and Pathfinder for us gamer-types to purchase? Does anyone know?

I'm sort of curious, but as someone who's bought a WIDE variety of D&D themed programming, such as eTools, Core Rules, CC2, and every D&D video game to ever come down the pike, I have to wonder:

Will Paizo produce a eTools or Core Rules type program for Pathfinder?

Should they?

Your thoughts on this.

Here's a thought that has crossed my mind... how many, if any of you, are going to protest the closure of Dragon at GenCon this year?