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Grand Lodge

Sorry to bother everybody, but I'm designing a hex map, and am having a hard time with what I think is either a rule contradiction or more likely me misinterpreting them.

I'm assuming my PCs will have horses and at least one will be small and thus mounted on a pony or a riding dog. This means the slowest party member will have a speed of 40ft, which will likely be reduced to 30ft by a load. That's 30ft which means according to Ultimate Campaign traveling through one hex takes 8 hours, which is a full days worth of movement through any terrain besides plains.

The thing is that the core rulebook says a pony with a load can go a total of 24 miles in a day, and another thread I found has calculated the flat distance across each ultimate campaign hex to be 10.4 miles or 10 rounded down. By that logic a full 8 hours or riding would mean two hexes per day.

I know Ultimate Campaign stated the travel distance would have slight discrepancies with the core but this seems like a big one. Am I missing something? Sorry in advance if the answer's glaringly obvious.

Grand Lodge

Mr. Schneider I plan on GMing an adventure with Sahuagin as the main antagonists, but while designing it I realized I didn't know who they worshiped in Golarion.

I at first assumed Kelizandri but the Guide to the Great Beyond says they're actually at war with him and none of the other products I own gave me any answers, besides the fact that some extremely barbarous tribes worship Dagon, which is obviously not the norm.

Since you're the expert on all things lower planes,I figured I'd ask who is the center of religion for the common lawful evil Sahuagin?

Grand Lodge

James, one of my players found out Golarion has printing presses and is interested in buying one. The single page press has already been priced in the Adventurer's Army, but there doesn't seem to be an official price for a movable type press. What do you think the suitable amount of GP needed to buy one would be?

Grand Lodge

James, I know that Ultimate Combat's rules for primitive weapon materials really don't apply to the present day Inner Sea, but what were the primary metals (bronze, obsidian, steel, etc...) used by the various past civilizations like the Ghol-Ghon, Ancient Osirion etc?

Grand Lodge

If possible could I also get a copy of the module?

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