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Zon-Kuthon wrote:

deuxhero wrote:

What makes a god in Golarion?

what breaks a god

what remakes a god

what awakes a god

these things i may share

these things i may do

Could you say that again? Though this time, with a smile?

strains with effort

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What makes a god in Golarion?

what breaks a god

what remakes a god

what awakes a god

these things i may share

these things i may do

carry on my wayward son

xavier c wrote:

Will i did ask james jacobs why are there no male gods of Beauty or love and he said it was not intentional but probability because of stereotypes

There was one.

he still screams sometimes

deep within

the pain taster prestige class

now many more shall open their eyes to the beauty

Zon-Kuthon wrote:

Umbral Reaver wrote:

Are clowns a type of kyton?

they whisper to me

they are deeply offended

I thought you looked a little bit like a clown yourself. No offense, though seriously. But the rictus grin does seem a bit evil clowny.

this.....is not a good pain

Are clowns a type of kyton?

they whisper to me

they are deeply offended

Jeff Lee wrote:

Why do all these magic items want to hurt my character, or my character's allies?

2014: the year of the masochist. Goes with all the whips this year.

it begins

With Crystalhue upon us, everyone is eager eager to sing, dance, and tell secrets to the Zonzon to air our our grievances for the coming year.

what are these feelings i am feeling

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and all of them sharp

while hacking off their legs with his battleaxe in gory fashion.

What would a good nickname be for just such a character?

poetry in motion

I thought Karzoug was good in diplomacy and trickery with blue dragons, I think given enough time, he'd make Kazavon his pet, or at least right hand ally.

kazavon only submits to one

Jim Groves wrote:

Zon-Kuthon wrote:

Jim Groves wrote:

prostrate themselves on the ground and engage in self-flagellating apologies

hot

Heh.

My words were probably too strong. I'm just sayin' that no wants there to be errors. The editorial staff works every bit as hard as the designers and the developers. It was an ambitious book with a tight deadline, and sometimes I just have my fill of finger-pointing.

As I said, if you're unhappy about some mistakes, fine. But I'm sure everyone worked really hard and did their best.

But, but...this is the internet. The natural home of grammar nazis. How else can we keep them contained?

staples and nails and the finest thread with which to sew

prostrate themselves on the ground and engage in self-flagellating apologies

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