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The things that I find the most sad with the witch is that I had the feeling I couldn't do anything... Everything was mental damage, same debuff. Nothing works together... The only thing I was able to do was intimidating. Pretty sad.

Hi there! During our game, we had a question about the flanking of a large creature!

Can you help?

00E0
0Cc0
0CC0
E000

E are enemies
0 are empty space
C is our large Companion

https://photos.app.goo.gl/HSSP4jGpEnfhNn8G8

Quick fast question.

English is not my primary language, so maybe I didn't understand it well or maybe I just didn't see it... But someone can help and explain this to me?

The first Part of the book, the tomb of Roslar.

It is in the Boneyard... Correct?

Is it the REAL one? Or some copy of it like Roslar Coffer ??

How can the items in the tomb be there then if it's a copy...

But if it's the real one.. how??

XD

Thanks a lot guys!

(French is my first language if someone think they can explain it to me better in french)

See part 4 of Return of the Runelords. That's the first time we've really made an effort to associate colors with the seven Thassilonain schools; they are the same colors of the seven hues of a prismatic ray, but I don't remember them off the top of my head.

Thanks a lot for your fast response to me! :D

Hi Mister,

So... I have a question in my mind for a while now.

I looove Pathfinder and I really love the Sihedron stars.
But I have so much question about it.

I like it when the star is black, but I really like the Rune with it (Pride, Wrath, Gluthony, Greed etc etc)

But... there is my question.

The sihedron star artefact AND the artwork of the sihedron star have different color for the rune or the shard.

Soooo

What are the real color that represent the rune and/or the shard better...

Wrath :
Pride:
Envy:
Greed:
Gluthony:
Lust:
Sloth:

?

The color of the artefact itself (so much blue there!) or the color of the rune ? :P

Thank you!! I appreciate it!!! ( Someday I really want the Sihedron for a tats :P )

Hello.

I am a little concern and I don't seem to understand it all...

The journal with Nenet and everything. When this is happening ?? Before the adventure path ?? Meanwhile...

I may used Nenet a little and some things about her, now I am not sure if it was a mistake..

Aha

thanks a lot!

Hmm, Thanks.

Like I said, nothing we know about the pharaoh himself and nothing to help me really.

I know it's nothing that affect the story, but my players want it to be important in some way, and I find it nice and fun to give some importance to want my players want.

I found some ideas anyway. :) Thank anyway.

Hi,

I am running Mm campaign and one of my player took the trait Blood of Pharaoh.

I am not sure how to deal with it in the story. Does it have something somewhere for this trait or I have to found something ?

I don't have any idea right now about Wich pharaoh and what happen to it etc etc.

If someone could help me. Maybe with some ideas or just by telling me where in the campaign we actually found something if it's suppose to be in the campaign etc.

Thank you and sorry for my english mystakes. :P

Hi!

I just bought the Wrath of the Righteous adventure path. Happy to have it, I open my book and what I found in it?! Well... tons of mistake.

Some part (Bestiary)is there 2 time in my book. I don't find the page 64 because my book pass from page 48 to page 64.

It was bad luck or this is common??

I think a Skald with some kind of necromantic portfolio would be pretty cool. He could buff allies with rage powers akin to undead anatomy and, at high levels, animate and enrage his own undead minions.

That said, there's no reason we can't discuss how to incorporate them into Golarion here on the Paizo boards. The simplest option is to rename them as Numerian automatons (in particular, the gearsmen mentioned in the Inner Sea guide and City of the Fallen Sky) and call it good.

I hope that works for you, but if not, there are other ways to introduce them to Golarion.

And I think they might depend on where you decide gearforged come from. If you'd like to treat them as truly artificial life, constructs animated by magic and mechanics, then I would second Wolfgang's suggestion above.

On the other hand: in Midgard canon, all gearforged were once truly alive, their minds and souls ported into new mechanical bodies. This is certainly the more complicated option, but easily more interesting in terms of roleplaying and backstory.

Who on Golarion would be doing such a thing and why?

- Numerian automaton/android cults ("one of us...one of us...")
- Karamoss decided to "immortalize" the last of his flesh&blood minions at some point, turning them into the first gearforged. Since his disappearance they hide out in the Red Redoubt, using the souls of captured intruders to slowly increase their numbers.
- Cults dedicated to the worship of the primal inevitables created and became gearforged in an attempt to take on forms with which their lost gods would find favor.
- Maybe gearforged really are "junior inevitables" of some kind, made from mortal souls and fulfilling some role in Axis. Those insufficiently dedicated to order are banished to Golarion for another spin at life and subsequent judgement.

This points at the broader question of the role that you want them to have in your campaign world (and your appetite for Golarion canon-juggling if they are especially numerous and/or commonplace anywhere other than Numenera). Lots of possibilities. Fun stuff.

There are a couple of references like DR 2/Fire or DR 5/Acid.

These abilities don't actually make any sense. From context I think they meant Fire Resistance 5 and Acid Resistance 5. It's a niggling issue but could cause confusion for a new player.

You're exactly correct. That's a dumb mistake on my part. I've started going through it very closely after many months away - hopefully we can fix a few things up soon.