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Derro
Physical Description: Derro appear to be some degenerate hybrid (possibly of dwarves and humans but their are so many variations, no one knows for sure). Their rough skin is often white with blue undertones, and derro have sporadic tufts of coarse tan or pale blond hair. The violet eyes of the derro lack any visible pupils, which makes them eerie looking to many races.

Homeworld: n/a
Starting Languages: Common and either Terran or Undercommon.

Average Height: Male: 2.5 - 3.25 feet; Female: 2.25 - 3 feet.
Average Weight: Male: 60 - 80 lbs; Female: 55 - 75 lbs.
Age of Maturity: 16
Maximum Age: 60 + 2d20

Derro Racial Traits
Ability Adjustments: +4 Con, +2 Dex or +2 Cha, -4 Wis
Hit Points: 4
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Size and Type: Derros are Small humanoids with the derro subtype.
Create Darkness: As per the special ability on p. 153 of the Starfinder Alien Archive. The darkness lasts for a number of minutes equal to the derro's level.
Darkvision: Derros have darkvision with a range of 60 feet.
Dark Warrior: Derros gain the Blind-Fight feat as a bonus feat at 1st level and receive a +2 racial bonus on Stealth checks.
Derro Magic: Derros gain the following spell-like abilities. The caster level for these effects is equal to the derro's level. At will—ghost sound. 1/day—daze.
Mad as a Hatter: Derros use their Charisma modifier on Will saves instead of their Wisdom modifier, and are immune to the the Fascinated and Confused conditions.
Poison Use: Derros are not at risk of poisoning themselves when handling poison.
Vulnerability to Sunlight: A derro exposed to 24 hours of direct sunlight must make a Fortitude save (DC 15 - 1/2 the derro's level) for each hour of exposure. For each failed save, the derro take 1 point of temporary Constitution damage. If the derro's Constitution score drops to 0, the character gains the Dying condition. Lost Constitution points are recovered at the rate of 1 per 24 hour period out of direct sunlight.

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Derros in Arcanum of the Stars
Derros were once a race that lived on the fringes of the Dragon Empire. They hid themselves on dark worlds with little or no light or in underground complexes on barren worlds. During the rule of the metallics, the word derro became a whisper in the dark to be feared. Now, with the beginning of the Red age and rise of Emperor Mezzenbone, that whisper has become a manic laugh in the dark. Derros have ascended to places of power in the empire alongside the drow (but with less prestige). They have always been valued by the chromatics for their insane ability to be cruel and unfeeling, which makes them excellent interrogators. Some of the most reviled Imperial Inquisitors are derros.

A derro with a good heart is as rare as mercy from Emperor Mezzenbone. There are few known derro colonies where neutrality is more common than evil but not good. Derros can rarely leave the madness of their people behind, although many have tried. Rumors abound that if a derro can have its madness removed through the casting of a miracle or wish spell but that the derro must comply with it for the change to truly become permanent. (Such unique derros have the following ability adjustments: +2 Con, +2 Dex, -2 Wis.)

In the Aegis Region, derros were only known to live deep underground on half-a-dozen Outlands worlds. These primitive derros knew nothing of the Dragon Empire. Now with the rise of the Red Emperor, hundreds of derros working for the ISPD have begun to infiltrate these worlds and spread the message of Mezzenbone and the opportunies that come with conversion. There a few sectors of the region where derros don't go, however. They avoid the Aegis System due to political pressures and avoid the sectors with star clusters like the Thunder Cluster and the Zefferan Colonies. They are most 'at home' in the blackness of The Claw Rift and The Darkshift and they seem to prefer systems with red stars, which seem to have less effect on them (48 hours instead of 24 hours for their vulnerability).

Eletum (Galactic Races)
Physical Description: An Eletum (plural eleti) has an appearance similar to that of an animated humanoid skeleton. The bones of an eletum is held together by magic not by any type of flesh remaining on its bones. Eleti are genderless and can be either Small or Medium in size. When traveling in regions where undead aren't as accepted, they often hide their appearance under robes and hoods.

Homeworld: n/a
Starting Languages: Common and Eleti Sign Language (used in deep space).

Average Height: Medium: 5 - 6 ft.; Small: 3 - 4 ft.
Average Weight: Medium: 60 - 80 lbs.; Small: 20 - 25 lbs.
Age of Maturity: 1 (or rarely 2)
Maximum Age: n/a

Eletum Racial Traits
+2 Dex
Hit Points: 2
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Size and Type: Eleti are either Medium or Small undead with the eletum subtype.
Darkvision: Eleti have darkvision with a range of 60 feet.
Unliving: Eleti do not have a Constitution score or modifier. See under Unliving on p. 158 of the Starfinder Alien Archive for more details.
Undead Immunities: Eleti have all the undead immunities listed on p. 158 of the SFAA.
Stealthy: Eliti receive a +2 racial bonus on Stealth checks.
Gravity Tolerance: All penalties due to high or low gravity (see p. 402 in the Starfinder Core Rulebook) are halved for eleti. Eleti are still affected by extreme and zero gravity as normal.

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Eletum in Arcanum of the Stars
The eleti have long been citizens of the Dragon Empire and they are garanteed the same rights as all races in the empire due to the Tenet of Active Morality. A being is judged on its actions not its alignment, or in the case of the eleti, its perceived alignment. The eleti, as a race, are no more prone towards evil than humans or other standard races.

However, life for an eletum isn't always a perfect thing. Yes, they are valued as space workers and soldiers due to not having to need to eat or breath, but there are still stigmas against undead in the empire and an eletum must be on guard when traveling in the Outlands. Often an eletum has come face to face with a overzealous cleric or mystic that has tried to turn or destroy him as an evil abomination.

In the Aegis Region, the eleti find solace in many places such as The Zafferan Colonies in the Domain of Golion and the wide expanse known as The Darkshift that divides the edge of the Domain of Altara from the Unknown Territories. There are many 'civilized' systems where they are not welcome including the Aegis System and the colonies in the systems along the Thei'math'shar Frontier, especially Lernaean and Tinja. They are also not welcome in the Leben System, the prime system of the crugar. The region of stars known as the Thunder Cluster is where they are most often encountered, although their colonies there are mystic hideaways where non-eleti are rarely welcome.

CENTAUR [CR 3]
XP 800
N Large monstrous humanoid
Init +6; Senses darkvision 60 ft.; Perception +7
DEFENSE
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HP 37
EAC 21, KAC 19 (22 vs. trip)
Fort +3, Ref +6, Will +6
OFFENSE
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Speed 50 ft.
Melee longsword +5 (1d8+5 S) or longsword +1/+1 (1d8+5 S, full attack)
Ranged tactical spear +5 (1d6+5 P, block, 20 ft.)
Space 10 ft., Reach 5 ft.
STATISTICS
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Str +2, Dex +2, Con +2, Int +0, Wis +2, Cha +1
Feats Improved Initiative, Jet Dash
Skills Diplomacy +5, Intimidate +6, Life Science +4, Perception +7, Survival +9
Languages Common, Elven, Sylvan
Other Abilities undersized weapons
ECOLOGY
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Environment temperate forests and plains
Organization solitary, pair, band (3–10), colony (11–30 plus 3 hunters of 3rd level and 1 leader of 6th level)
Treasure standard (longsword, tactical spear, d-suit II, comm unit, basic medkit)
SPECIAL ABILITIES
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Undersized Weapons (Ex) Although a centaur is Large, its upper torso is the same size as that of a Medium humanoid. As a result, they wield weapons as if they were one size category smaller than their actual size (Medium for most centaurs).

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[Centaurs as a PC Race]
Physical Description: "Legendary hunters and skilled warriors, centaurs are part man and part horse. Typically found on the fringes of civilization, these stoic people vary widely in appearance, their skin tones typically appearing deeply tanned but similar to the humans who occupy nearby regions, while their lower bodies borrow the colorations of local equines. Centaur hair and eyes trend toward darker colors and their features tend to be broad, while the overall bulk of their bodies is influenced by the size of the horses their lower quarters resemble." - From the Pathfinder Reference Document

Homeworld: n/a
Starting Languages: Common and either Elven or Sylvan.

Average Height: Male: 6.5 - 7.5 feet; Female: 6.25 - 7.25 feet.
Average Weight: Male: 1,750 - 2,225 lbs.; Female: 1,500 - 2,000 lbs.
Age of Maturity: 11
Maximum Age: 60 + 2d10

Centaur Racial Traits
Ability Adjustments: +2 Str or +2 Dex, +2 Con, -2 Int
Hit Points: 6
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Size and Type: Centaurs are Large monstrous humanoids with space of 10 feet and reach of 5 feet.
Darkvision: Centaurs have darkvision with a range of 60 feet.
Four-Hooved: Centaurs have four hooves, which allows them to move quicker than two-legged races. Thus, centaurs have a base speed of 50 feet. Centaurs can kick an opponent with either their front hooves or their back hooves as a natural attack that does 1d6 B worth of damage. This is a standard action.
Naturalist: Centaurs receive a +2 racial bonus to Life Science and Medicine checks.
Undersized Weapons: See above.

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Centaurs in Arcanum of the Stars
Centaurs (or half-horses, as they are sometimes called) are well-known in the Dragon Empire and in the Outlands. These beings prefer to remain secluded from other races and prefer to deal only with elves when they can. In the empire, that is a rarity now for many centaurs. Whole communities have either been pushed to the brink of extinction or have been modernized (and in some cases, stellarized). For the most part, centaurs keep to themselves and rarely live in two-legged colonies.

Young centaurs often split from the herd in order to go their own way and make a name for themselves in the galaxy. These outspoken few take to technology with gusto and rarely look back. Heavily armed and power armored centaurs make excellent shock troops, and there are entire divisions of the Imperial Legions that are made up of only centaur cavalry. However, a military career is a hard thing for many centaurs to adapt to when those same legions land on an Outlands world that is pristine.

In the Aegis Region, centaurs are found primarily on Outlands worlds in systems such as Amaunator, Biene, Liga, Sirion, and Tinja. Centaurs are rare in the Zafferan Colonies and in the systems of the Domain of Altara. Rumors abound that there are giant centaurs living on the homeworld of the Weren in the Kurg's Star system, but if it is true, the weren refuse to speak of these massive horsefolk. The crugar use centaurs as slaves and for food, which is considered an outrage to those centaurs living on the edge of the Domain of Golion.

A few themes I'm going to use, pulled from other threads on this messageboard:

• Draconic Bloodline (by Lord Fyre)
• Liasion (by A Wizard Did It)
• Outlander (by A Wizard Did It)
• Repentant (by VampByDay)
• Security [Security Officer] (by A Wizard Did It)
• Stellar Noble (by Pax Rafkin and Lord Fyre)

Excellent! The Outlander theme will work perfect for my Dragonstarfinder revision of my homebrewed Arcanum of the Stars setting.

I will be adding all of them to my list!

I'm definitely going to 'borrow' some of these for Dragonstarfinder.

By the way ...

Check this out

I saw that a week or so ago, and have already linked to it as a possibility for the Half-Dragon race. But thanks!

There are some other ideas posted there I might use as well.

There are 20 races in there if you count the Genesi as separate races (they're listed seperately). Most of them are solid.

I don't like their conversion of Aasimar/Tieflings (which is basically a copy+paste from PF). Farlanghn and JetSetRadio both have a better interpretation of those on the boards somewhere that works better in SF (basically, it just gets rid of SR and makes the ER 2 across the board instead of 5). There have already been a couple of threads about it in homebrew and/or advice.

You know, shortly after asking the question, I relaized I could probably find out the races on RPGNow. Heh. But thanks for your take on the aasimar and tiefling.

As far as I know, two of the races are completely new for the Blood Space setting. At least, I haven't seen them before myself. The other 18 were ones I've seen before in d20/PF books.

Hmm, I'll have to take a look atthat setting to see if there is anything else to mine from it.

Knightfall1972 wrote:

Elems (basically "Genasi") [Galactic Races] > conversion required

Just in case you missed it, since it looks like you're using SFC anyway, it includes individual races that are essentially air/earth/water/fire genesi. IIRC, the Ifrit are basically Fire Genesi, for example. I don't remember the names of the others off the top of my head.

I did see those on the Pathfinder SRD web site, but i wasn't sure if I wanted to use them. It's probably the best solution. They're know as Elems in the Dragon Empire, and on many Outlands worlds they're known as genasi, but there SFC names are what starfaring members of those races call themselves.

I like it.

And I don't actually have the SFC. I'm simply using the content that is on the Starfinder SRD, so I didn't know that they are in there. How many race are in the book in total?

New Races
Races in this list that are marked with an asterisk (*) are now considered core for Arcanum of the Stars. The other races aren't as likely to be included in my setting, although I might include some of them once I actually have a copy of Alien Archive. NOTE: Dragonkin may stand in for Half-Dragons, if I decide I don't want to do my own conversion.

Barathu, Early Stage [Alien Archive]
Boggle [d20PFSRD/Remarkable Races] *
Contemplative [Alien Archive]
Draelik [Alien Archive]
Dragonkin [Alien Archive]
Faelyn [Wildstorm Industries] *
Gargoyle, Awakened [d20PFSRD/Scions of Stone] *
Goblin, Space [Alien Archive/First Contact] *
Haan [Alien Archive/First Contact]
Kalo [Alien Archive]
Kasatha *
Kitsune [Starfarer's Companion]
Lashunta *
Lemurfolk [d20PFSRD/Southlands Bestiary] *
Maraquoi [Alien Archive]
Nuar [Alien Archive]
Numistian [d20PFSRD/Remarkable Races] *
Reptoid [Alien Archive]
Ryphorian [Alien Archive]
Sarcesian [Alien Archive/First Contact] *
Shirren *
Shobhad [Alien Archive]
Skittermander [Alien Archive]
Soman [Wildstorm Industries] *
Sombra [Wildstorm Industries] *
Svartalfar [d20PFSRD/Wayfinder#2] *
Taur'fei [Wildstorm Industries]
Urog [Alien Archive]
Verthani [Alien Archive]
Vesk *
Witchwyrd [Alien Archive]
Woodkyn [Wildstorm Industries]
Wrikreechee [Alien Archive] *
Ysoki *
Xax [d20PFSRD/Remarkable Races] *

Additional races required for an Arcanum of the Stars game...

Arcanum of the Stars Races
Aasimar [Starfarer's Companion]
Aellar [d20PFSRD/Bloodforge]
Android (Mechalus)
Boccord > conversion required
Canidae (Woffen *) [Wildstorm Industries] [LINK]
Catfolk (Crugar *) [Starfarer's Companion]
Cleash > conversion required
Dohiryuu (Dragonborn *) [Wildstorm Industries]
Formian (Klick) [Alien Archive]
Gray (Fraal) [Alien Archive]
Grendle [d20PFSRD/Bloodforge]
Grippli (Blount *) [Starfarer's Companion]
Hobgoblin [PF Reference Doc]
Houri [d20PFSRD/Bloodforge]
Minotaur [d20PFSRD/Midgard Campaign Setting]
Muadra > conversion required
Piper [d20PFSRD/Bloodforge]
Ramian > conversion required
Sesheyan > conversion required
Thriddle > conversion required
Tiefling [PF Reference Doc]
T'sa > conversion required
Ursine (Bronth *) [Wildstorm Industries]
Watcher [d20PFSRD/Bloodforge]
Weren > conversion required
* These races will be reworked to fit them into Arcanum of the Stars.

Copying over my race lists...

Dragonstar Races
Centaur [Galactic Races] > conversion required
Derro [Galactic Races] > conversion required
Doppel [Galactic Races] > conversion required
Drow [Alien Archive]
Dwarf
Elems (basically "Genasi") [Galactic Races] > conversion required
Eleti [Galactic Races] > conversion required
Elf
Gnome
Half-Dragon > conversion required (but see Lord Fyre's homebrewed Draconic Bloodline theme on the Paizo messageboard)
Half-Elf
Half-Orc
Halfling
Human
Ikeshti [Alien Archive] (replaces Lizardfolk from Galactic Races)
Ith-Kon [Galactic Races] > conversion required
Kobold [Galactic Races/PF Reference Doc]
Orc [PF Reference Doc] or Scro conversion
Oruk [Galactic Races] > conversion required
Pershala [Galactic Races] > conversion required
Pevishan [Galactic Races] > conversion required
Quasta [Galactic Races] > conversion required
Sathoni [Galactic Races] > conversion required
Siarran [Galactic Races] > conversion required
Soulmech > use core Android race w/changed flavor or a new Soulmech theme
Tarn Idoun [Galactic Races] > conversion required
Tsalokhi (s-Human) [Player's Companion] > conversion required
Ulb [Galactic Races] > conversion required

Player's Companion: Psionic Classes/PrCs
Ascetic of the Noetic Order > New Theme/Other Ideas?
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Bio-Psion > Mystic class (Xenodruid connection) w/Phrenic Adept archetype/Themeless (or, maybe, Xenoseeker)
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Cyberkineticist PrC > Mechanic class w/Phrenic Adept archetype/Themeless[?]
Psion (Imperial) > Mystic class (Akashic connection) w/Phrenic Adept archetype/Scholar theme
Psion (Outlands) > Psychic (PF Legacy)
Psychic Warrior (Imperial) > Soldier class (1st FS - Armor Storm; 2nd FS - any) w/Phrenic Adept archetype/Mercenary theme (or themeless?)
Psychic Warrior (Outlands) > Psychic Warrior from Psionics Unleashed Revised (as a PF Legacy class)
Netwalker PrC > Mechanic w/exocortex/Operative (Hacker specialization) w/Phrenic Adept archetype [multiclass]

Player's Companion Prestige Classes
Adamantine Infiltrator > Operative class (Spy specialization)/Scholar theme
Arcane Commando > Soldier class (1st FS - Arcane Assailant; 2nd FS - any)
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Celestial Guardsman > Mystic (Healer connection)/Soldier (1st FS - Guard; 2nd - any) [multiclass]
Combat Ace > Mechanic (w/Exocortex)/Operative (Daredevil specialization) [multiclass]/Ace Pilot theme
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Dark Zone Explorer > Operative class (Explorer specialization)/Xenoseeker theme
Dragon Slayer > Soldier class (Arcane Assailant and Blitz fighting styles)/Bounty Hunter theme
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Ecoterrorist > Envoy class/Outlaw theme
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Imperial Arcanist > Mystic class (Overlord connection)/Scholar theme
Infowarrior > Operative class (Hacker specialization)/Outlaw theme
Imperial Legionnaire > Soldier class (Armor Storm and Guard fighting styles)/Spacefarer theme
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Noetic Warrior > Solider class (any fighting styles) w/Phrenic Adept archetype
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RES Trailblazer > Operative class (Explorer specialization) or Mechanic class, w/Forerunner archetype/Xenoseeker theme
Royal Marshal Inspector > Operative class (Detective specialization)/Bounty Hunter theme
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Scientific Arcanist > Technomancer class/Scholar theme
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Unification Missionary > Mystic class (Overlord connection)/Xenoseeker theme

Quick Class Conversion Concepts
Barbarian (Imperial) > Soldier class (1st FS - Blitz; 2nd FS - Hit-and-Run) or Starfinder Barbarian
Barbarian (Outlands) > Barbarian (PF Legacy)
Bard (Imperial) > Operative (Explorer specialization)/Technomancer [multiclass]/Icon theme
Bard (Outlands) > Bard (PF Legacy)
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Cleric (Unification Church) > Mystic class (any connection but Xenodruid)/Priest theme
Cleric (Duelist) > Mystic (Star Shaman connection)/Solarian [multiclass]/Priest theme
Cleric (Outlands) > Cleric (PF Legacy)
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Druid (Imperial) > Mystic class (Xenodruid connection)
Druid (Outlands) > Druid (PF Legacy)
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Fighter (Imperial) > Soldier class (any fighting styles)
Fighter (Outlands) > Outlands Fighter
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Gundancer (PrC) > Soldier class (1st FS - Sharpshoot; 2nd FS - Blitz)/Mercenary theme; or Gunslinger (PF Legacy)
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Mechanist > Mechanic class
Monk (Imperial) > Operative (Ghost specialization)/Solarian [multiclass]/Priest theme
Monk (Outlands) > Monk (PF Legacy)
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Negotiator (PrC) > Envoy class/Spacefarer theme
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Paladin (Imperial) > Soldier class (1st FS - Guard; 2nd - any)/Priest theme
Paladin (Outlands) > Paladin (PF Legacy)
Pilot > Operative class (Explorer specialization)/Ace Pilot theme
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Ranger (Imperial) > Soldier class (1st - Hit-and-Run; 2nd - Sharpshoot)
Ranger (Outlands) > Ranger (PF Legacy)
Rogue (Imperial) > Operative class (Daredevil or Thief specialization)/Outlaw theme
Rogue (Outlands) > Rogue (PF Legacy)
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Sorcerer (Imperial) > Technomancer class (change Key Ability and spellcasting to Cha)/Icon theme [or new class design based on PF Sorcerer]
Sorcerer (Outlands) > Sorcerer (PF Legacy)
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Technomancer (PrC) > Technomancer class/Themeless
Thug (NPC class) > Soldier class (any fighting styles)/Themeless
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Wizard (Imperial) > Technomancer class/Scholar theme
Wizard (Outlands) > Magus (PF Legacy) or Wizard (PF Legacy)

The Starfarer's Companion has conversions for Wizard, Cleric, Magus, Bard, Ranger, and Paladin. They also have conversions for a lot of spells, if you need those. There's a Barbarian floating around the boards here, but at a glance in your thread, I think you already found it. I haven't seen any others yet.

Yes, I'm aware of the Starfarer's Companion and will acquire a copy at some point. And yes, I already found the Starfinder Barbarian.

Do the SFC conversions go up to 9th-level for the cleric and wizard or are they capped at 6th-level like the SFCR Mystic and Technomancer?

I am.

See this thread on EN world: http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?610373-Dragonstarfinder

I will post stuff here too once I go more in depth regarding what I'm working on. Right now I'm trying to find Legacy conversions for the Pathfinder classes, so I don't have to reinvent the wheel.

I did do my own version of what I call the "Outlands Fighter," but it's only a second draft.

Someone on the DSD20 Yahoo! Group mentioned the PF Technology Guide as a possible resource, especially for a premade feat to replace Dargonstar's Technical Proficiency feat.

Anyway, just sharing and seeing what you all think. Any help pointing me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.

FYI, my Arcanum of the Stars setting is where I have set my Realmsian Dragonstar story hour and now a pbp game over on EN World, which is why the bulk of the work will get posted over there.

Cheers!

KF

I am having issues too. I was able to download a small file, but when I try to download larger files, it always times out on me. I've tried using Firefox and Opera with no luck.

I've created a hex-based map of the southern half of the Lands of Mystery for a new homebrewed AD&D 2E setting I'm calling Odyssey World.

You can see the map on my Otherwords blog: Odyssey World: Lands of Mystery (South)

Chris, I'm really enjoying using your map as the basis for the world's starting point. And the gazetteer entries you've posted here has helped me considerably.

Cheers!

Robert B.
a.k.a. Knightfall

Our neutral race will be even MORE different than the rilmani.

Sounds interesting. The rilmani never really did anything for me.

The whole day. I was going to start a thread looking for info when I spotted this one :)

Haven't heard anything yet, nothing on the Livejournal page either, and CM is also down. Those servers must be out of scooby snacks again :(

Okay, so it's not just me.

Anyone else having trouble getting to EN World today and late yesterday?

Knightfall1972 wrote:

So, only the Demigods will use the deity/divine rank rules from the SRD? Or will the Demigods be statted using the Epic rules?

At this point, none of the deities use the deity/divine rank rules from the SRD, and they're unlikely to in the future; we'll probalby come up with something different (or simply treat their stat blocks as tough monsters, similar to how the Demonomicon articles in Dragon treated the demon lords).

Interesting... the Demonomicon articles are some of my favorites from DRAGON. Still, I'm importing a few of the Pathfinder deities into my own campaign world, which means they'll get the deity/divine rank treatment... at some point.

Thanks for the information.

There's essentially three categories of god on Golarion.

Deity: A deity doesn't have a stat block because they can't be killed by mortals and things that need stat blocks to do stuff. Deities grant their worshipers 5 domain choices.

Demigod: This is a less powerful god; it has a stat block (generally from about CR 26 to 36 or thereabouts), and can be killed by mortals. Demigods generally offer 5 domain choices.

Planar Ruler: This category includes demon lords, the horsemen of the apocalypse, arch devils, elemental lords, empyrial lords, and the like. These creatures are generally as powerful as demigods (CR 26–36), but only grant their worshipers 4 domain choices.

EDIT: There's actaully a 4th category. The Great Old Ones/Outer Gods like Yog-Sothoth and Azathoth do exist in Golarion, but they don't generally care about their worshipers. Those who worship them follow the Old Cults and they get access to the domains of Chaos, Destruction, Madness, Rune, and Void, IIRC; their domain choices don't change depending on which specific creature they worship since clerics of the Old Cults have more in common with clerics who don't worship deities than those who do. BUT! This category's a weird one and sort of exists outside of the Deity/Demigod/Planar Ruler triad, so it usually goes uncommented upon.

So, only the Demigods will use the deity/divine rank rules from the SRD? Or will the Demigods be statted using the Epic rules?

Question!

Which of the Pathfinder deities are considered greater deities and which ones are considered intermediate deities, lesser deities, or demigods?

I'd like to find out the Divine Ranks of all the Pathfinder deities, as well.

I just bought a copy of this book and I must say I've not been disappointed. It is a great read and I only have the Bestiary section left to read.

Well done!

Knightfall

p.s. I'm already thinking about how to incorporate this book into my own cosmology.

What, praytell, would you most like to see?

Tome of Horrors, Pathfinder Edition

I'd like to see two versions of a revised City of Brass. The first version only revises the game statistics as presented in the original boxed set, which will allow those that already have the 3.5 version to use it for Pathfinder without too much difficulty.

The second version would be a full Pathfinder Edition that uses the production value of Paizo's product line including full color artwork and glossy paper. It would be the "cat's meow" version. This version would be retrofitted to fit into The Great Beyond (expanded details, new NPCs, additional races, etc.)

As for other things from Necromancer Games, I can't think of anything else right now but I would seriously consider anything the make for Pathfinder.

I really want to get my hands on a copy of this product. It never showed up in my FLGS. For some reason, Green Ronin products haven't done very well here in Edmonton, except for Mutants & Masterminds.

I happen to own the old Conan boxed set but have never played it.

I have that boxed set too. However, mine doesn't have the maps. That's what I get for buying stuff second-hand.

If they do do either something similiar to either Dragon or Dungeon it will probalby be only availiable in PDF format.

That would be to bad because not everyone is into buying PDF books/magazines.

I think that once the final version of the Pathfinder RPG gets released that there will be more than enough support for a Pathfinder Magazine. I know I'd be interested in such a magazine.

I'd also want it to be generic enough to use without having to know Golarion inside and out. The Pathfinder Chronicles is an interesting campaign setting, but I'm more interested in using the Pathfinder RPG as the basis for a new homebrewed campaign world of my own.

Another must buy!

Excellent

An Epic book and a Psionics book.

I got my copy of this book yesterday. Excellent, excellent, excellent!

Awesome. I've already read the firt four chapters of the Beta and I must say I'm even moreimpressed than with the Beta. The Skills and Feats sections are next on my reading list.

I voted the first moment it became available to do so.

Callum wrote:

I'm not sure if this post belongs here, but I don't know where else to put it, as the PfRPG doesn't seem to talk about monsters.

Anyhow, one thing I've always wanted to change about the monsters in 3.x was the necessity for high-HD monsters to have a full set of feats as well as numerous special abilities. I always felt that it would be sensible to trade off some of those (PC-oriented) feats for the (monster-oriented) special abilities, and thus trim the stat block down a little.

Hmmm, great minds think alike. I believe Sean mentioned this idea just this past week. :)

-Lisa

I don't mind this idea at all as long as you can do it either way. Adding new options are good as long as they don't take away from the standard options.

I would love a Paizo/Pathfinder version of Tome of Horrors. I would also love a Pathfinder version of the MM. Most of all I would love a Pathfinder big fat 100% trove of new monsters bestiary.

I'm pretty sure we can expect to see a Pathfinder version of Tome of Horrors but it won't likely come out until next year when the final release of the PFRPG comes out. I doubt we'll see a Pathfinder version of the MM as the "Revisited" series will redo those creatures. However, I could see a monster book with some classic OGL creatures and some new ones. After all, not every OGL monster can make it into a "Revisited" book. (That would be way too many books, IMO.)

I’m a little conflicted on how I feel about the current Pathfinder monsters being compiled into a single source book. On the one hand I love the new monsters, but I already own every issue of the PF AP's and Modules. But on the other hand having them compiled into a single book would be very convenient. Perhaps if a master list was made in a future publication would be a good compromise.

I'm not conflicted about the idea at all. The gurus at Paizo have likely thought of it already, and there seems to be a demand for a compiled Pathfinder AP monster book. It becomes a question of when (or if) they decide to do it. It would be very convenient to have the monsters compiled into one source.

They could also do a format similar to the map folios where each monster is on its own glossy page, which could be stored in a stylized Pathfinder binder (sold separately). You'd add each "Monster Folio" to the binder.

Of course, you wouldn't have to buy the binder (a regular one would work just as well) but it would come with an extra cool features such as combat tables, and blank index cards for monsters, traps, magical items, and the like as well as a Pathfinder GM's Screen.

Just a thought,

KF72

Okay, so I know that each book of the Pathfinder Adventure Path has a monster section, but I'm hoping that at some point these monsters along with some new monsters are compiled into a Pathfinder Bestiary hardcover.

Yes, I liked the "Revisited" book (looking forward to the dragons book), but I'm hoping that Paizo goes a bit further and "Pathfinders" more classic OGL creatures into one core book.

I'm giddy and I may be offline for a while as I delve into it's depths! My initial impression (based solely upon the table of contents and the pretty pictures inside) very classy looking!

Okay, I'm jealous. {envy}

How's the production value? How's it holding up?

So instead of being Paizonians perhaps a better term would be Paizono.

groan

The subject says it all. How about Paizo making free downloads of all iconic characters from low to high level with Pathfinder Beta rules included. Might give playtesting more of a push. Might just be cool to see them re-imagined.

This is an excellent idea; however, I'd pay for an Pathfinder Iconics sourcebook if it was detailed with background information for the charcters and showed the characters progressions from low to mid to high-level.

BETA! BETA! BETA!

C'mon, Beta!

It seems to be offline again.

There will be a little bit about the solar system and the universe in the Material Plane section... but not much. You'll want to check out Pathfinder #14 for the info on the 11 planets and other neat stuff associated with them...

Interesting...

Any chance that the solar system might get its own book in the future?

That book already exists. Green Ronin published it already.

sigh

Yes, I know you're referring to the d20 Freeport Companion but that book is sold out and they don't plan to reprint it as it stands now. (I asked.)

Now, perhaps they'll reprint it without the d20 logo, but thay haven't said one way or the other. I was just making a suggestion that if they do reprint it in a different form, then it might be a good idea to connect the reprinted version with Pathfinder.

Anyway, just an idea.

Correct, though he doesn't seem to use that avatar/persona on these boards. Regardless, he's the perfect author for something like this. Should be great.

Todd is the Man!

This is definitely going on my must buy list. Awesome!

WOO-HOO!!!

EN World is now working but it is REALLY slow.

FYI... one of the routers blew up.