Great! It's here! Now we just need to figure out how soon the module will be available for purchase.
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Exactly what it says! I'm running Tyrant's Grasp Adventure Path on Foundry, and I really want to find this art in full size... But I have no idea where to look. It's definitely not in the TG books. I hope someone can help me
So we know something about Cayden Cailean's life before he became a god: he was an orphan, he probably kept his parents' last name, and he's a good guy. You know, that chaotic good adventurer backstory. Thanks to Curtain Call AP we know more about Norgorber (I won't give this information here because of spoilers and because I didn't read the details). But all we know about Iomedae is that she's from Cheliax, and... That's it? Where was my girl before she joined the Knights of Ozem? Before she did Act One? I'm surprised we don't know anything about her family yet. Being a descendant - even if it's a descendant of a brother, or sister, or cousin, or great uncle, or some other distant relative, or even an impostor - of an actual living goddess sounds like a VERY prestigious thing. You could say she's not well-liked in Chilex now, but... You know, that Taldor noble who claimed to be a descendant of General Arnisant and Iomedae wasn't in Cheliax. I'm just wondering what the forum has to say about Inheritor's origins. Or maybe I missed something about her. Or maybe Paizo has plans to reveal that part of her life in the future.
Exactly what it says. I am enchanted by Divine Mysteries, and in large part because of all those sections about the relationships of the deities with each other (the theory about the love triangle between Abadar, Asmodeus and Irori, oh my gods). And I, my players, my friends and my GM friends have accumulated our own headcanons and sometimes absolute home-made fanons about the relationships between deities during our games. And I, like Yivali, became very interested in seeing how other people see these relationships. So what are your ideas, headcanons, fanons, theories, and anything else you can share about the deities at your table? Disclaimer: Please be tolerant and respectful of each other. Just have fun. |