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Deadly simplicity is only given to clerics whose Deity have a Simple Weapon as a favored weapon. So a Warpriest of Gorum couldn't get it.

Opsylum wrote:

Did...Jatembe (holy heck is he back) just beat Baba Yaga at a game of chicken?

I think poor Ivy became the subject of a wager. And I'm not sure who won, or if the game is even over.

The only thing that I seem to understand is that Ivy will probably end up in some bad situation. I mean, more than having to talk to this perfectlty inoncent and kind grandmother

To be fair she has shown she don't want people asking her anything, like with Kostchtchie (even if he dind't ask nicely or anything it's a good exemple)
Or the fact that she grew bored of her kingdom in the First World only because they started to venerate her

I don't know about the others because they all have some pretty impressive feat in their history, but definitly I see Baba Yaga as the most powerful.

All these things about Geb and Nex make me realise that I really need to look what's happening outside of Avistan, they seem lot more powerful that what I imagined

They have monsters that need to come in priority that are in the end of le alphabet
Plus they add new monster in the bestiaries of PF2 so it's not really feasible

I would like to see more about the Darklands and the other continent.
I think a book about each of the Inner See region like the one on Absalom could give enough infos and options to set a campaign in this region and allows to discuss new stuff that was never covered (or which got very little cover)
Mythic rules would be awesome, with all the strong creature that could get stat blocks at this point.
Otherwise, more spell for every tradition, lot of new items.

I just saw in Gods&Magic that Nocticula allow only N, CN and CG worshippers to gain power.
That means the Redeemer Queen don't allow redeemer champion to serve her.
I find it a bit strange that she doesn't promote more redemption using champions.

Do you think a houserule allowing redeemer to worship her would be strange ? Lore-wise

I think that the divine intercession are more closely tied to the worshiper, be they cleric/paladins or not.
I kinda like the idea that player might be able to call upon their gods for intercessions using hero points but it might get out of hand quickly.
I don't want my players to get the benefits from an intercession juste by praying and giving away their hero points and I feel it's more a roleplay thing than anything. Sure it has great benefits but it shall reward the truly devout.
For the curses I think everyone could be affected but only in case of actions of importance if they are not worshipers.
Like a slight disrespect of the anathema might result in a minor curse for a cleric but not for a non follower. Like a warning that, even if the church didn't see the action, the god did and is not pleased : you can still recieve spells but maybe not for a long time if you continue like this.
For the moderate and major, I don't see them comming from nowhere, unless you have been warned you shouldn't get them. But you could if you desacrate an altar or kill a servant of the god. Especially given the nature of the major curses, a player shall know what might come to him before taking the decision (just look at Achaekek for an extreme case)

Terevalis Unctio of House Mysti wrote:

I do like that Asmodeus only allows LE clerics.

Does it say why he only accepts LE clerics? I would think that the god of lies...er Law would want LN clerics around for plausible deniability at least.

I think I heard in a Twitch session that Asmodeus want absolute following from his cultist, and so they have to bend to Hell hierarchy as everyone else

Don't know if it was meant to be that way but the Tag is not the same as the other ones : it changed from "The Windsong Testaments" to "Windsong Testament"

Didn't expect Shyka to come into thoses stories but it was really cool to see him.
The Eldest are really cool deities

There's two of the 7 original Runelords that where still alive at the time of the Earthfall (Sorshen and Xanderghul) so if they were ever good-aligned it didn't last.
I think that they followed Xin into exile trying to be free from Azlant but that they were not necessarly all good-hearted in the begining.
Maybe they were, but the lure of power and the fear of the power of the other Runelords made them stray from their paths.
But given the fact that Kaer Maga started beeing used as a prison well before Xin death and that Sorshen was immortal before it too I don't think they were ever well intentionned when they followed Xin into Avistan.

Thank you

Hello,

Is there a way to remove an item from the sidecart ?
I just realized I messed up something and the Lost Omen World Guide is both in my sidecart and already on my shelf...

Thank you

Really love these. They flesh out the early mythology really well and are well writed too.

The story of the Bound Prince is really something I hope will be develloped in the future

Love the concept of this book
And the cover art
Really hope there will be big portrait for all of these people, not just small portrait like in the previous book... I think there will be enough place since there's no stat blocks

Well yes technically speaking you could try to reason with them... but well... as when you trade with a devil they may try to twist what you said or the term of the agreement
Ask Kostchtchie, he's immortal as he asked Baba Yaga, and a powerful demon lord on top of that, but he wasn't expecting things to turn this way

"We need to get this ennemy on the top of this tower"

Grippli druid : "I'll climb and get her"

Grippli druid failling his climb check

Rogue : "It's OK, I shot an arrow at him to make him stick to the wall"

I pass the details but when the druid finnaly (I don't know how he managed not to die because of his teammates...) got to the top the tower they ennemy add disappeared using a flying device.

Grippli druid : "I use my blanket and jump to follow her"

Well... you could have just use the stairs... but OK

(He crashed of course)