Aaron Shanks wrote:
A great change especially for the fire genies and geniekin. If I'm looking at it right, efreet has been changed to ifrit, and the previously ifrit geniekin are now naari. I usually play geniekin and I GM a lot of elementally themed games, and the amount of times the games came to a standstill over the pronunciation of efreet versus ifrit was too many.
Pest drakes and rainbow races. I always feature them in the larger cities and even have a homebrew city that runs a dedicated postal service using them. Would love to see them featured again in 2E in some capacity. To clarify a bit; pest drakes are like a mix between carrier pigeons and betta fish, all wrapped up into a tiny acidic dragon. They are featured in Tyrant's Grasp Last Watch.
Rysky wrote:
There is a monster in the newest Starfinder bestiary that is pretty much an evil fey moon. Paizo is really setting things up to get me to make the Majora's Mask adventure I've always wanted.
keftiu wrote:
According to JJ there will at least be an example of a gun on an NPC in part 2 of Age of Ashes. Hoping that we get playable guns sooner rather than later as well.
Lanathar wrote: What about something to represent how their noise would be unusual to people who were not used to it? Or is that redundant in a world with magic, dragons and undead (probably yes) If guns are uncommon but alchemists throwing bombs is more common then they'd probably associate the two since they're probably just as loud as each other.
John Compton wrote: In general, I wrote anything involving history, culture, philosophy, demographics, and mercantile campaigns. I was very impressed with Druma's history and culture. I've been pulled in by the campaign setting books before but this one really grabbed me and before I knew it hours had went by before I'd stopped reading.
I wish I could find it but there is a post somewhere from one of the staff members saying that Aroden was an egotistical jerk. And given his area of concern is around humanity I'd hazard a guess that really only includes humans since the Azlanti tended to be pretty anti-non-human. So that'd reflect pretty heavily in Cheliax during the period he was still alive. So in addition to halflings there were probably other non-humans slaves. |