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Huzzah! Love all you folks do! Thank you

Excellent Paizo! Thank you!

You are welcome!

Reusable vinyl stickers for use with the Map Packs and Flip Mats. This could include generically-useful by category, e.g. building furnishings; campsite; caravan; trees/bushes/rocks; temple furnishings and shrines; treasure piles and art objects; etc.

And it could be expanded with specific packs to accompany adventure paths, assuming the art orders could be coordinated without too much pain. (I'm afraid adventure-path specific packs would be much higher effort, however, due to coordinating with the adventure developers/writers.)

This is an excellent idea! Seconded.

TriOmegaZero wrote:

410 here.

397 here. Probably a couple dozen are single scenarios.

Almost at TOZ levels. 408 for me...

Just buy another bookshelf.

But my wife won't let me...

Thank you to all of you at Paizo, and thank you Kobold Cleaved for this thread!

Also... smurf...

I've been here forever, yet I don't think I've ever done this before...

Thank you to all of you at Paizo, and thank you Kobold Cleaved for thus thread!

Also... Smurf...

I've been here forever, yet I don't think I've ever done this before...

Thank you and the warehouse team for continuously working hard to get us our products as fast as you can. Most people understand shipping times are unpredictable these days. Thank you. I know it is stressful having to be the voice and ears for that.
We appreciate you all.

Got mine today too.

Dotting for future perusal.

Where there is one baby spider, there are about 500 more....

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Read this the other day. I haven't delved too deep into it yet (60+ hr week job, wife and kids, dogs, & hobbies) but figured I'd add it to the conversation.

Zi Mishkal wrote:

Small quibble.. you mention geologic timescales here of millions and then billions of years. I'm with you on the millions *thumbs up*. But the billions? Macroscopic life on this planet has been around for a tad over a half billion years. Are we officially saying that geologically speaking Golarion is much older than the Earth? That is certainly possible and could have interesting ramifications moving forward *cough* Absalom station *cough*. Or is that just a moment of exaggeration that got out of hand?

I think the timescale on Golarion is supposed to be much longer than the timescale on earth. They have had human civilization for much longer than we have, so why not? The cutoff for "everything before this period is kind of uncertain; we don't have good records or surviving ruins" on Golarion is ten thousand years ago, after all.

9600 BCE is when Atlantis sank according to Plato. 11,600 years ago. Which was roughly the same time as the Younger Dryer comet impact which caused continent-spanning forest fires and immense amounts of glacial melt, increasing sea-levels by hundreds of feet in a relatively short time.

The time frames between Golarion and Earth aren't that different. They just have the advantage of longer lives races and so more history of their work pre-cataclysm.

Any adventure doesn't happen, and thus isn't canon, until you decide to use it in/for a game.
If you do something with an area and them they put out an adventure about that area that messes with your campaign, either ignore theor new tale or move/use it somewhere else.

This tale of lost omens was my favorite by far.
By enough to get me to post, something I rarely do.

Huzzah indeed!

Also, if the point of mortal life is to nurture souls, and one of the main mythological points of the setting being the free-agency of mortal souls to choose their own path (Asmodeus vs Ihys), then the good gods can't really do everything for the mortals. They have to give us the opportunity to rise to the occasion ourselves.

It's like doing someone's else's homework, versus tutoring them. The first leaves them no smarter/better, though it does alleviate the immediate pressure on them. The second helps them grow.

I see the negative energy plane having a neutral alignment more of meaning it is unaligned, not infused with neutrality or a state of neutrality.

It is anti-material/anti-everything-anything-is-made-of. Infusing something material with the essence of its antithesis, and forcing something that should by its very creation annihilate itself, to exist in some mockery of animation/life is so wrong that the creation is just ... wrong, on a spiritual level, like asuras, demons, devils, etc.

That's my feelings on it. And in my games that is true for all undead. Even the few intelligent good ones, they are constantly struggling against their undead instincts, and almost always eventually give in to them.

Just my take.

This would be awesome.

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Have Ironbriar listen to the player's side, and seem sympathetic to the redemption, but he sends <redacted> to the Hells.
Once Ironbriar's true allegiances are revealed, they can argue against his rulings to a different Justice, getting <redacted> sentence lessened to a term of enlistment in the Black Arrows.
They then must venture into the Hell's to find and rescue <redacted> so that they can escort <redacted> to their new life.
This could replace or supplement the motive for venturing to Fort Rannick in the first place.
"Since you fought for <redacted>, you are responsible for seeing that they make it to their new post. Also, why don't you see why the Black Arrows haven't answered the last missive sent to them while you are there."

I have been going over it closer. Cosmic Warrior = Dead Goku! Awesome.

I am so yoinking part of this for my homebrew's Spiritworld. I hope you don't mind.
I particularly like your opening paragraph. Sparks the imagination in just the right way.
Thanks!

There is at least one sword school/fighting academy that sounds like a duelist's dream, the Orsini Academy. Its headmaster is a famous local swordsman, Vencarlo Orsini.

And if kung-fu movies have taught me anything, its that where there is one fighting school, there will be others, and the students will duel to prove superiority of style.

But as a very lawful community, it is probably illegal, unless maybe a contract detailing terms was written up by both parties and then authorized (for a fee).

Dotting for now. Will play test some when I have time.

I don't know if this is necessarily true or not, but I have always thought of glyphs as more complex symbols, while runes are almost a proto-alphabet.

I believe that Isger is considered as the main trade route between the inner sea and lake encarthan. I can't source this now. But I believe that is why Cheliax, Andoran, and Druma were so invested in the Goblinblood War.

That is awesome!

I like the idea, and have even played with it a little in the past.

It increases the number of rolls the gm has to make.

If the GM's rolls aren't public, it allows for more easy fudging of the results - which can be good or bad, depending on your tables view of such things.

Makes it harder for someone to run out for a bathroom break, and some people don't like having to roll that much. I let them take 10 as normal if they needed to step out, or weren't interested in using the rule on their end.

Tell him he looks like this instead.

Your party failed to stop any one of several adventure paths, and as the world descended into an eternal reign of terror, the gods removed it.

That's not what he's talking about, I think. He's talking about a map that shows Thassilon before Earthfall, not Thassilon's borders overlaid over the modern map. Earthfall changed a LOT... not the least of which is that pre-Earthfall there was no Varisian Gulf.

Exactly this. I want to see the pre-Earthfall landscape in that area. I want to be able to see everywhere the Giant's Causeway ran. I want to see major cities and sites of each Thassilonian realm.

First off, let me start by saying how much I love Pathfinder.

I have been here since before the beginning, and hope to never see it end. James Jacobs, I love Varisia, currently running a 10-year and still going play-by-post campaign there. The runelords are awesome, and I thoroughly enjoyed Wrath of the Righteous.

I am also one of the hopefuls waiting for a Second Darkness hardcover reprint one day, so that it can take the place of the softcovers on my shelf.

Now, on to what I want to see in this Adventure Path...

One map I really want is Thassilon before Earthfall.

Specific, sin-themed creations of each runelords.

More of Sorshen... I don't mean like that...though, I guess I wouldn't complain, haha

Inside and underneath the Devil's Platter

I like these little guys. It may just be because my daughter walks around singing Moana songs, but regardless, I like it.

I'll buy it.

If it's in the Arcadian ocean near Azlant, I think the alghothu? would quickly seize control of the confused nation and reestablish a new Izlanti Empire.

I have been waiting for a Taldor AP for years! This is perfect! Intrigue, spies, and murder!

That is specifically why I was getting on here today was to see if anyone had issues with the picture quality of the main character on the front cover, but then I looked at the picture of the image on the product listing, and it is as poor quality as mine. I guess we get to pretend she is using Starfinder tech that does a digital version of Blur. jk

You want Into the Darklands for this. Most of it is setting info, and it's been rules light book. But it has a map of each lair of the darklands overlaid on the inner sea map.

Darklands revisited goes into detail about 10 darklands species. No maps.

Still here as well.

Hey everyone. Unfortunately, I am going to have to back out of this game for the time being. I am working over 100 hours a week right now, not counting my morning and evening jobs. Can't seem to find time to post in here, or to keep running the game I GM for.
I have enjoyed it greatly, and once things settle back down some, I will check back with y'all. But for now, I must depart.
No fault of Patrick's, the pace, or anyone else, just really don't have time these days.

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I believe I would give honor to Sarenrae, Erastil, and Desna, as they all promote values and concerns near to my heart.

Perhaps a punching weight (like holding a roll of quarters), or a throwing spike (akin to a shuriken).

Well, Christian Era occurred approximately 9000 Yeats after the flood at the end of the younger dryas period, so about the same amount of time as Golarion and Starfall. Coincidentally, our great flood was believed to be caused by a comet impacting the north american ice shelf, and Starfall was a deep space object brought down by abolethian magic.

And check out info on gobekli tepi in turkey. The supposed 'origin' of architecture and agriculture, and starts out on a megalithic scale, and started immediately after the 'apocalypse' of the ending of the younger dryas. And if anyone wonders why an 'advanced' civilization was existing when everyone else was a hunter/gatherer, we still have hunter/gatherers, and space age civilization coexisting together.

Most models don't seem to be physically fit, and instead most of them seem malnourished and underexercised. Yeah, they may have a six pack, but it's because they have no fat whatsoever, which is extremely unhealthy, and furthermore, very impratical. Fat gives you reserves to turn into energy in lean times. If you have none, then you won't survive a famine. Too much is bad, but as with all things, a balance must be maintained.

I'm here! Will get Iz's action posted up this weekend. Sorry, been house hunting, haha.

Thank you very much.

Bump...

For me, when I was about 8, I sat in on an AD&D game my older brother and his friends were playing. My brother wouldn't let me join, but after watching them, I found some 8-sided poker dice, and made an adventure that took my younger brother and a friend up one side of a mountain, and back down the other, fighting plenty of beasties along the way. We made up rules as we went, loosely based on what I could remember from the one game I had watched. I have been hooked ever since, moving from AD&D to 2nd edition, to 3rd and 3.5, and now with Pathfinder. Used to play some shadowrun, gurps, WoD, deadlands, and Palladium/Rifts, but lately, just PFRPG.