Curious to get an in depth look at Isger! Also *cults* as in multiple, for Urgothoa?
Where the heck are folks getting the idea that Sarenrae is only attached to the Pact Worlds Sun from??
Also, I get it, wanting to focus on other gods, but I think moving away from Desna was a mistake, I mean, she's legit the goddess of STARS!
Same for Iomedae when the Knights of Golarion are still presented as one of the major factions in the galaxy. Like, we never even learned how she lost her arm.
And I'm not gonna lie, a fair few of the replacements don't really pop to me all that much
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*Kicks open door holding a Shobhad Guardian* Blunt yourself against the Wall!
Good to know was wondering if it was worth a purchase when it comes to setting stuff, don’t have anyone to play the game with at the moment.
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*eyes locked on the little cobra person*
Now, what are you??
Any interesting lore bits anyone wants to share?
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Arkat wrote: I *really* hope the artwork for the Jotunborn gets better. What is wrong with it??? I like it
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Excited to finally get a “face” to the region but I am more excited to learn about the nations neighboring them!
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If Grimmyr is a foot or two taller than a Spinesnapper that puts him between ten and eleven feet tall.
Also, I love him.
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mortalheraldnyx wrote: “May Sarenrae find a dead rat in her most holy breakfast” might be a line that sticks in my head forever haha I never really considered how bad photophobia might be for formerly subterranean peoples, but it works here (assuming that’s what is described in the story anyway).
Anyway, sorry to you, Ulka, I think you’ve earned that devotion whether you like it or not. Fun story!
See I was stuck wondering if gods actually have breakfast and what they’d prefer…
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She’s gonna get a Vow Mark by spite and unwanted devotion alone.
A Crucible for the Unwilling War-Hero!
Master Han Del of the Web wrote: VerBeeker wrote: Really enjoyed this one, I’m also wondering now if we’ll ever see her achieve Battle Saint status. Maybe if we get some new mythic callings/destinies for SF2e Oh I hadn’t even thought of that….
Hmm…
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Really enjoyed this one, I’m also wondering now if we’ll ever see her achieve Battle Saint status.
Berselius wrote: Wait, did Iblydos manage to kill that Thalassic Behemoth that the gods sent to punish them for creating (and relying on) hero-gods out of mortals?
Also, quick side note, we gonna get Behemoths back someday in 2nd ed Pathfinder Paizo? No rush of course, just askin. ;)
They have not, it's still lurking around, it's noted that Merfolk and Athamaru communities keep track of it and warn the surface cities of it getting near.
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No Centaur and Minotaurs were the first.
Some Athamaru and Awakened Animals are large as well, I believe.
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I love him, and I’m very interested to learn more about the Jotunborn and hopefully the Fray.
A people literally built with an ingrained sense of the Hero’s Call. I do wonder why exactly they can’t return though…
Gorum’s death was felt/seen everywhere…. Did a chunk hit the Fray as well?
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Very curious to learn more of what nations border the Archipelago and happy to see we’re already getting hints!
Also glad to see the “You can adapt this ancestry” to play as these monsters stuff, that’s really cool.
Playing a Cyclops that becomes a hero god feels especially poignant, but hmm… Basilisk Animist, rolls off the tongue pretty grand.
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*Pokes head in, holds up sign reading* For a people who spent the majority of their existence evolving and living underground, this building makes more sense than a more conventionally human one.
But that is just me. Really excited to see the Guardian entry next!
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keftiu wrote: Anything interesting done with Kyonin's otherworldly connections?
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Dtmahanen wrote: Well, what do you find interesting? Any fun lore bits you'd be willing to share? I'm especially interested in Kyonin and Andoran. Also, how about any of the factions? Which is your favorite?
Haven’t actually had a chance to read any of it yet, but the one thing that stood out to me from my first look through was
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It has been noted before that in some locations, history is more concrete than others when it comes to the Gap.
Excited to get my hands on this one!
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Well... with Dragonkin from Starfinder in at Large, Dragonbloods being able to niche into medium, Kobolds being Small, I wonder if Dragonets will be Tiny to round out the size categories.
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YES!
Cinder Dragon, Primal Connection, Replacement for the Red Dragon going off depictions like in Highhelm and the cover of the Shining Kingdoms Book
Despair Dragon, likely Occult Connection.
Requiem Dragon, Divine Connection
Rune Dragon, Arcane Connection
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An Iconic and the Wandering Star.
*INTERESTING*
Pretty good read there are three curiosities I have though.
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WWHsmackdown wrote: I wanna hear about the AnadarCorp agent and the starfinder archetypes
Cloud1802 wrote: VerBeeker wrote: Got my copy of any folks have questions. Would love to hear more about Sarcesians!
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That.... huh how did I not realize that lol
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Wonder if they’re going to change what Elebrians look like, also curious to know what feats they might end up having.
Been a *long* time since we got a look at Leng, curious to see what may have changed or been updated.
Got my copy of any folks have questions.
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Hellfire Crisis and Guilt of the Graveworld have my *attention*
Alien Core has my instapurchase
And what ever is coming for Lost Omens has me *stapled to the screen*
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They also look and feel way bigger than Centaur and Minotaur is just looking at them. He’s standing next to an orc and they are not short
Damn that Chimera is cool!
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*looks over at the setup going on with the Necromancer and Runesmith classes* Hmm...
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You know I find it interesting that Nex didn’t want anyone to the Convocation but Geb did.
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First mention of Iomedae in 2E, woo!
Thinking of how to integrate these ancestries in Pathfinder, some work as being just visitors but some being enclaves drawn from other lore could be interesting.
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BotBrain wrote: VerBeeker wrote: keftiu wrote: VerBeeker wrote: I would like a book about…
*ahem*
DROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON!!!!
*coughs*
And I guess the rest of Southern Garund too. I want to know what the heck is up with Eihlona's airships and other Shorytech. Dinosaur trains trump airships :p What if the dinosaurs were in the airship? Howl of the Wilds calls you
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Excuse the f#!& out of me, what do you mean HE'S BACK?!
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keftiu wrote: VerBeeker wrote: I would like a book about…
*ahem*
DROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON!!!!
*coughs*
And I guess the rest of Southern Garund too. I want to know what the heck is up with Eihlona's airships and other Shorytech. Dinosaur trains trump airships :p
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The Galaxy Guide is said to be fairly usable for Pathfinder 2E as a baseline for creating adventurers during 4725.

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Kavlor wrote: keftiu wrote: Kavlor wrote: Third: I love dark fantasy, and so I literally have zero problems with the world having injustice in it, especially since there were plenty of them in real history. I like to immerse myself in the mentality and atmosphere of an ancient society, and not play as a modern person with modern morals. Golarion has arcade games and trains in certain parts of the world. You can meet aliens and androids from other planets. Queer rights seem normalized essentially everywhere. Slavery bas been outlawed across the Inner Sea, seen as abhorrent by most and a liability even to the tyrannical regimes. You can be a magical girl who drinks boba tea, a cowboy who loves airship travel, or a mermaid who gets around on land with a magical wheelchair.
Whatever you're projecting onto the setting, it's not the grimdark, backwards fantasy you make it out to be in any of the 2e texts I've read. Injustice still exists, there are problems for heroes to solve, but everything about the handling of Arcadia for over a decade now suggests the writers have no interest in the path you want - and I'm thankful for that. And I will say quite honestly that this is the part of the modern setting that I do not like. Instead of being an analogue of the past of the real world, Golarion turns into an amusement park with decorations in the form of the past. Therefore, personally, I completely cut out all such elements in my games. And I do not see anything bad in this, as well as in talking about my preferences. When the f~+& has Golarion ever been an analogue of the real past?
There are people that ride mammoths living in spitting distance of a crashed alien space ship, and a big f*#% ass lizard that people’s elbowed a city out of the sky.
Hell there have been multiple confirmed alien invasions.
Snakes used to rule the world until the squid-fish hivemind said nuh-uh.
There was a thousand year war between two guys that bumblef@~&ed a third of a continent.
And a magic piece of rock candy can make you a god if it likes your vibe.
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I would like a book about…
*ahem*
DROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON!!!!
*coughs*
And I guess the rest of Southern Garund too.
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