Elfteiroh wrote:
Thank you for the corrections. ^^
James Jacobs wrote: Those dragons already did this in the past, so the changes they made are already active and we don't know any different. So no alternate timelines created by Time Dragons? Hmmm...is there a monster in Pathfinder similar to the Thane Abomination of D&D in terms of temporal offensive abilities?
QuidEst wrote: Easy thing to check is if there are any shared authors between this and Wayfinder #11 from 2014, since I don't think Paizo would use somebody's fan work without involving them or crediting. It doesn't look like there are any shared authors, so probably not those specific devils. That's ok. There's always next time...after all... *puts on sunglasses*The devil is in the details... ... ... ...why are you all looking at me like that?
Maya Coleman wrote: We're glad you like it, LoreMonger13! As a fan of purple scary things, I love them too! One of these days you fine folks at Paizo are gonna have to tell us what the heck actually happens to the future if a Time Dragon goes back in time and changes something significant! Like, does everything in that future just undone (aka cease to exist, does it "BECOME" what it is in the new time stream, or does time travel follow multiverse theory in Pathfinder's setting? TELL US YOUR SECRETS PAIZO! TELL US I SAYYYY! (starts gnawing on Paizo's leg) GGGAAAARRRRR!
Maya Coleman wrote: Though we won't be doing this, I'm sure a member of the community will! Ask and thou shalt receive: Cinder Dragon (Red)
Empyreal Dragon (Gold)
Theodora M. wrote: Salthrun doesn't have an alignment, we've been converting to Remaster along the way with this AP. She's money-obsessed, but doesn't usually harm others unless they harm her family. That's Salthrun in the picture backing up her brother as we entered the fungi-filled tavern. We're preparing for our next marathon in a few days, so I'm transforming into Aunt Sally right now! Ah, gotcha. I keep forgetting that alignment really isn't a thing anymore. I do gotta ask though, has the Order of the Amber Die ever used the alignment system from Palladium/Rifts Earth in any games they've done? I've often found that system works a helluva lot better than the alignment system developed by D&D. Was there any discussion of making use of the Inventor/Gunslinger classes for PC's? I've always loved the idea of a Dwarf making advantageous use of a steam-powered crank mini-gun. ;)
Adam Smith wrote:
Interesting. A bit curious why Jody went with a Alchemist/Toxicologist but I'm guessing that only helps with the brewing of beers and ales, heh. What alignment is Theodora's Champion of Dranngvit if I might ask?
Dragonchess Player wrote:
Saw that and am hoping we get even more species of fiends from the lower planes experimenting with cybernetic augmentation. I mean, Hell has it's forges in Phlegethon where unsuitable souls are remade into something more desirable. Maybe the Archdevils could decide to enlist the velstracs to experiment with something more technological via creating new Devils? ;)
Zoken44 wrote: That said, I've said I'd like to see a book that focuses on the ancestries from Lost Golarion and how they've adapted to this future, where their populations centers are. and, like OP suggested, giving some updated ancestry feats to reflect how those ancestries developed in the intervening centuries/millennia. I would like this very much as well!
Will the ancestry system for Pathfinder edition be used for Starfinder 2nd edition as well? If so, will we get ancestries from Pathfinder species like Dwarves, Halflings, and Elves (but with a modern Starfinder spin) as well as the typical ones? I ask as my girlfriend is interested in playing a female halfling mystic.
One quick question though? Will caster classes like Technomancer and Mystic have access to spell levels higher than 6th? I can understand the need to cut down on the sheer power 7th, 8th, 9th, and even 10th spell slots can give but maybe there might be a way to limit that (aka make 7th, 8th, and 9th spell slots usable only once a day and even 10th level spell slots a powerful ritual perhaps)?
Second funniest thing. One of our PC's who was a sorcerer had a arch rival (aka a male Hryngar wizard named Meznar). Meznar finally shows up much to the amusement of our sorcerer PC. Meznar: Well look who we have here...the most pathetic excuse for a magic-user on all of Golarion... Sorcerer PC: AWWWW LOOOK IT'S MEZNAR! DO YOU WANNA A BISCUIT BOY? DO YOU WANNA BISCUIT? Meznar:...do you think I'm a DOG? Sorcerer: HAVE A BISCUITTT! (throws dog biscuit into Meznar's face) Yes this became a running gag and yes, we kept running into Meznar (including (but not limited to) his clones, his temporal variants, him during his childhood, during his old age in the future, Meznar after becoming a Devil, etc etc), and YES our sorcerer kept hitting him in the face with dog biscuits. Our sorcerer is currently having a statue build in his honor in Magnimar and it's pretty him throwing a dog biscuit into Meznar's face. Results are expected to be hiliarious.
What's the funniest thing your PC's ever did to a foe? I'll start: My PC's spent days hunting down a minor vampire lord in Ustalav's capital city. It was a complete and utter pain as he was sending assassins, summoned fiends, and everything else he possibly could to kill us, all the while we were doing everthing we could to find fang face. We finally found out where his lair was and were incredibly annoyed as apparently it was underneath the first place we looked. So we choose daylight to venture down, encountering trap after trap, minion after minion, only to discover he was asleep in his coffin. We were upset. We were annoyed. We were TIRED. So our bard used an paint brush artefact to write the words "Weasel Face" on his forehead just for the fun of it. Any words written with the brush are absolutely PERMANENT and can be read by anyone in the language they know best. Then we engaged him in combat...only for him to turn into mist and escape. We had to find him AGAIN but ironically this time he came to US! He attacked the Inn we were at during the night with a band of his remaining minions and he...was...ANGRY! He couldn't figure out why everyone he knew kept laughing at him. We didn't the heart to tell him. Heh.
(The magical ice linnorm hide armor of the mighty human barbarian Rothgar the Mighty stretches thin as his muscular arms strain to lift up the mighty artefact hammer "Stormbringer" yet the hammer does not budge) Armored War Ogre: Hahahaha! Puny man can't even pick up hammer! Rothgar: IF ROTHGAR CANNOT HIT YOU WITH HAMMER THEN ROTHGAR SHALL HIT HAMMER WITH YOUUUUU! (Rothgar grabs a completely surprised Ogre, lifts the monster up, then proceeds to repeatedly BASH it's deformed skull against Stormbringer over and over again)
Powers128 wrote: Yeah I feel like some of the themes are conflicted. She refuses the lessons of harnessing her anger and aggression but ends up becoming monsterous anyways. She fights for the helpless but is also cruel and kills for money. Maybe that's supposed to be part of the tragedy but I'm not feeling it. She's kinda just a hypocrite Honestly I'm getting the sense that she fights for the sake of fighting. She's literally a mercenary for the sake of war itself. I get the fleeting Szuriel would absolutely LOVE this iconic.
Orikkro wrote: The art of Ulka screams troll at me not orc. Arms longer then legs like a gorilla. Neck just slides into the arms with no shoulders. I actually agree with you and this might get me some hate but I gotta say I'm not exactly a huge fan of the artist's interpertation of a female Orc. The body proportions are all...off...to say the least.
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Hey, there was a really amazing webpage done on Paizo.com showcasing all the current iconics of the time summerizing their beginnings and origins in a short rhyming paragraph each. One problem: I can't find! :( I'm not sure what iconic started it or what the article was titled but it ended with Lem doing a rhyming summary with the final sentences of all the other iconics. Can anyone help me find it? Also my apologies in advance if I'm posting this in the wrong forum. If I am I shall proceed to hide in the couch fort of SHAME!
Wait, Greensteeples Manor was looted and burnt to the ground? Hopefully Varian Jeggar and Radovan Virholt are canonically still alive. :( Looks like confrontation with Queen Abrogail Thrune II and her two infernal aids Gorthoklek and Lrilatha is inevitable. What really concerns me is Abrogail's continued searching (and acquiring) of Gorum's remains. I shudder to think what a sadistic power hungry infernal sorceress who rules a nation and treats will Devils would do with mythic power! o_o
Are there any rules (official or 3rd party) that allow for undead parasitic symbiotes that give abilities like extra spellcasting and which grow in power as the host grows in power? I ask as I have a PC who wants to play a crimson haired female Dhampir Thamaturge with an parasitic symbiote hand (aka somewhat similar to Vampire Hunter D).
Oh I fully expect that there is an insane race for all the powers of Golarion great and small to collect the Godshards of Gorum's corpse. However we still don't know the Decemvirate's overall goals nor do we know why those ten masked individuals occasionally purge their most talented venture-captains. The Pathfinder Society has acquired a colossal (and some might even say a dangerous) amount of knowledge, treasure, and magical items (and artifacts) and we're still not sure of the ultimate purpose for doing so. Also Abrogail Thrune the II with MYTHIC POWER? Now that's a terrifying concept! Considering we'll be getting a war between the infernal empire of Cheliax and freedom-loving Andoran, I'm fully expecting the Godshards to come into play sooner or later.
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