I would love any of that! But I suspect that any Numeria AP would wait until after Starfinder 2e is fully designed to take advantage of the syergy, and possibly cross-promote the products.
If anyone's looking for a more asian-sounding name for Willowshore, Google Translate gives me the following: Chinese: Liǔ àn
The other asian languages I could think of just sounded like "Willowshore"; I don't think it could handle the translations. For my part, I like "Irōshoa". I might use that in my game.
The 1st edition module Down the Blighted Path checks a lot of those boxes: dwarvern undercity, ancient family curse, underdark exploration (a journey to an ancient abandoned dwarvern city or forge, if I am remembering correctly?). It always struck me as a good adventure, and I regret I never got a chance to run it. It would also be perfect for an all/mostly dwarvern party. Should be easy enough to convert to 2e if that's your system.
Although I should add: it was similar to what happens on your PCwoof2.0 token on Roll20, with everything in the Token Action bar. (Thanks for providing stuff like that: very helpful!)
I know we're in the PF forums, but does anyone have an opinion of how Foundry supports Starfinder? That's currently what I'm using FGU for, and I'd like to move on once I finish out the current adventure I've bought. Also, more on topic for here, any opinion on Foundry and PF1? I'm 1/2 way through Rise of the Runelords in PF1, and the Roll20 package looks pretty sweet. I enjoy roll20 well enough, and I was planning on moving that game there. I might still do that, even if the Starfinder and 2e games move over to Foundry. Honestly, what I really wish Foundry had was like a 1-week test download so I could try it out. $50 is a big ask for a system I have to jump into comparatively sight unseen. I did that with FGU and Starfinder and felt a bit burned by it.
I was surprised to see they came right out and said Aroden stole the Aeon Tower orbs. I had assumed that was going there be a big secret of the campaign.
On the contrary, I've thought the last several: War for the Crown, Return of the Runelords, and Tyrant's Grasp, have been particularly strong.
So looking forward the the Glass Cannon take on Starfinder. They were my first actual play podcast, and I have been spoiled: nothing else I've found has come close. Still looking!
Throwing my hat into the Landscape camp (for any game that uses battlemaps/minis). Edit to add: I really only use screens at this point for the secrecy, because my eyes are no longer good enough to read the info in typical game-lighting conditions (i.e. not overly lit). I'd love screens with larger type and more contrast so I could actually benefit from the info, too.
Perhaps the AP after Giantslayer will be a super-high-level sequel to RotR. A special 4-part AP that starts at level 16, and finishes up in #100, the double sized capstone 20th level finale! That would be sooooo sweet.
I would assume that if they did it, it would be Curse of the Crimson Throne: out of print, needs a 3.5 to Pathfinder update, widely considered one of the best, etc.
This is where your confusion is coming from; in Golarion, all drow are in fact evil. Without getting to spoilery for the Second Darkness AP, it's sort of hard to get into, but the assumptions are not the same as in 3.5.
Sound travels well underwater. I would assume Aquan plays off of this and is both speakable & understandable
Very much a Yes. I'd love a John Carter style Planets AP, a separate Thundar the Barbarian style Numeria AP, and a full blown Irrisen AP. (and while we're at it, I'd like to see more of Alkenstar and Jalmeray)
Just a note on the girallon the painting: It's not all that strange. If you take a close look at Dutch still-lifes, you'll find they're full of little touches of corruption and death. Flies, rotting fruit, etc. Well, perhaps it's still strange, but not unprecedented. :)
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