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Calliope5431 wrote:
If you don't mind me asking, but where is the Osoyo Blackfrost Whale mentioned? I haven't heard of it before and I want to do some research on it now.
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Aenigma wrote: So while evil outsiders have two mythic destinies (apocalypse rider and archfiend), good outsiders have only one (ascended celestial)? To be fair, that's assuming one of the unknown three isn't a good one. I really hope we find out what the other three are soon though.
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Evan Tarlton wrote:
You forget they made awakened animal a ancestry, so this is always been the secret plan....it is too late for any of us.
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Berselius wrote: I'm wondering, will the other Planar Dragons (aka Paradise Dragon, Apocalypse Dragon, Bliss Dragon, Crypt Dragon, Edict Dragon, etc etc) still be a part of the new Core? As of right now they are not, however other families of dragons are brought up as still existing in the book so it's possible we'll run into them again. I will say that I actually do enjoy the idea of the divine planes having more than one type of dragon that defines the realm. Given that even amongst the Archons, devils, and Aeons and the alike that they can be very different.
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Since they're connected to Heaven, I wonder the relationship with Paradise Dragons will be..... Also, mostly because the difference in lore, I like to imagine the old Planar Dragon's main difference with these divine dragons is that the old Planar dragons spread the influence of their homes, while these newer ones embody their home and often serve it's will.... Also in the book there is a term called Archdragon, what is that?
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Oh there we go. A awesome sight to see the iconic Green Dragons of Paizo remain in the game. Makes me ponder what other of their brethren made the base roster of the dragons. At the moment Diabolical Dragons takes up the role of evil red dragon, not sure if they're the same due to planar elements. Conspirator Dragons take up the old role of the scheming Brass and Blue dragons, but with the hyper focus on just that....I imagine the Empyrean might be similar to the golds of before
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Luis Loza wrote:
I'm looking forward for the remastered classical dragons, as well as bigger groupings of dragons like the 'hell dragons' for lack of a better term. The chromatic and metallics are going to be the most interesting to me as I imagine you'll figure out a way to change them to stand out even more from the DnD dragons with new names and other features...just make me wonder if there is going to be a adventure path inspired from this remastering period. |