Finished reading Hellbreakers, there are like eight different factions that are vying for control of the country against the Hellbreakers in the continuing the campaign, which I imagine will be mentioned within Infernal Inheritances. Also blurb for Hell’s Destiny mentioned Ravounel attacking Cheliax.
From what I can tell with what they did when it came to the Hells vengeance stuff it seems like they killed the leader of the glorious reclamation. Had a handful of those soldiers survive and have to go into hiding and did part of the ritual to corrupt Iomedae’s old sword by using it to slaughter her followers in Egorian. I don’t see Abrogail being removed from the throne or as a threat, as it feels like they’ve removed a number of longstanding threats as of late. Heck they’ve even tied up the Ashen Man plot as far as I can tell. I’d like to believe that allow some to still be around for at least a while longer
Kavlor wrote:
Hey that’s my write up!
PossibleCabbage wrote:
Absolutely, we do not. They are ABUNDANTLY clear how horrible fighting a Velstrac is in gruesome detail.
keftiu wrote: Eager to know more about the situation in Khari. Khari: The Pure Legion has taken a chunk of the southern city, a Thrune loyalist is holding the northern portions, and many of the natives hate and fear both factions, believing they are exchanging one oppressor for another. However, a third faction is present, a group of Rahadoumi who were marked by the Godsrain. Calling themselves the Host of Involuntary Divine, they seek to follow the Laws of Man, but escape persecution. They may be seeking to turn Khari into their own domain. OH, and Kassi Aziril is in the city.
zimmerwald1915 wrote:
Their enemies are capable of routing and destroying even the most powerful of their extraplanar allies. Probably should a little bit. Oh and I forgot More Nidal: The Shadow Giants aren't fighting the Horselords, and may be about to flip on the Court.
So I finished reading the Hellfire Dispatches. Major events include: Absalom:
Remaining neutral, alongside, Osirion and Katapesh, however, forces are moving within the city. Most folks are actually focusing on Voradni Voon Andoran:
Augstana set aflame, Taldor has also blockaded the Sellen on the otherside of them. Qadiran sailors are slipping through to aid Andoran. Notably not at the behest of the Princess. Militarization continues. Border:
The Aspodean Wall hampering Andorans advance Arch of Aroden:
Conflict within Khari between Chelish forces and the Pure Legion, there is a curious third faction involved as well. However, nothing about possible rebellion in Corentyn, so whatever happens there kicks off in Hell's Destiny. Cheliax:
Several Hellknight Orders have fractured, and a handful of others are remaining solidly neutral. Many cities are under martial law. The Bellflower Network is trying to unite rebellious factions with Andoran spies. High Seas:
Andoran is seeking allies amongst the Free Captains and underwater civilizations. Cheliax has allied with forces out of Okeno. Isger:
Very fractious, post-Hellbreakers, Chitterwood secession may not actually be all that peaceful. The Erynis monks and the Asmodean clergy refuse to leave. Molthune/Nirmathas:
Molthune's military is clashing with Nirmathas and Oprak, however civilian militias drunk on wrath are attacking Isger, Druma and attempting to attack Nidal. Someone is trying to get Oprak and Kraggodan fighting. Nidal: The Horselords and the Atteran Ranches are in open rebellion. Ravounel is helping, but minorly as the former refuse to involve outside help. They don't want to free all of Nidal, just the lands around the Ranches. The Umbral Court is just... sort of acting like it's a game.
Veltharis wrote:
I think this far overestimates what is likely going to happen when it comes to Corentyn. I see it being namely locked to the peninusla the city sits on. Scorchhome as far as I can tell is just the Chitterwood. I can see Ravounel taking Pezzack, but I don't think we're going to see much if any of Longmarch(Beyond the peninsula) or Sirmium going to Corentyn. Andoran getting some territory *might* happen, but I doubt we're going to see Thrune Cheliax locked into the interior.
Didn't see anything about Lost Omens. Is the pricing staying the same?? I got Hellbreakers and there is a lot of juicy content in it so I'm not entirely preturbed spending a bit more especially since it is less frequent but I am likely going to need to be more sparing with my purchases if Lost Omens, my main draw and the Rulebooks are both going to be more expensive.
Berselius wrote: So on top of planning for a new war with Nex (and possibly other parts of Garund) Geb is now diplomatically approaching Absalom's leaders? Sounds like he wants to make sure the various powers of Avistan don't get involved in what he's plotting. He might be looking for something more, after all, the Spire of Nex is still sitting there outside Absalom's walls.
I canonized Ember from the game in my setting, which is working really fun cause the paladin is grappling with the fact he helped ascend a new divinity and as her first true believer needs some pointers. Also I just realized that the Trinity Star is mentioned several times before in connection with Opir Eightfingers, so I am curious to see if he shows up at all.
See a lot of comments dismissing Ravounel’s involvement but isn’t the second Hellfire Crisis AP supposed to be focused on the west coast? Like you know where Ravounel is alongside the Strix and Pezzack? Also i had though the Inner Sea War would involve more nations, but so far it just seems like Andoran vs Cheliax with Isgeri rebels on the side. Is this just the beginning??
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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