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Hey,

I am wondering if anyone has considered combining the Lonely Coast campaign setting (Raging Swan) with the Lost Lands campaign setting (Frog God). These are my two favourite publishers and my two favourite pathfinder campaign settings, and they have a very similar, old school, feel.

Has anyone else done this? Has anyone else thought of doing this?

I have the poster-sized maps of the gulf of Akados and the Borderlands provinces on order and I am thinking once they get here I will find a spot to build out the Lonely Coast, but I'd be interested in hearing from anyone else that did this and where they put things and how they fit into the larger world.

It shouldn't be difficult to find the space given how huge the Lost Lands are and how small the Lonely Coast is, making it fit nicely might be another issue altogether.

I have an idea for a character that I may be interested in making for a new game - it's a kobold sorcerer. For flavour, I'd like to take the wings and scales racial traits - I want to be quite dragon-flavoured.

I am assuming that the -4 str and -2 Con will hurt a lot though. Is it going to be possible to build something half decent with say a 20 point buy?

I don't need to be a superstar but I'd like to be a functional and contributing party member. I'm open to other class ideas and multi-classing but I'd like to be a caster for sure (and with those stats, who wouldn't be?)

Ok, my copy of Song of Silver just arrived today and my first thought flipping through it was WOW IKIKO IS SO COOL. I would love to see her made into a miniature because:

a) A tengu pirate in a rainbow cloak, omg.

b) I don't think there are any female tengu available from the pathfinder mini series yet

c) wow she is so cool, I mean wow.

Which monsters or NPCs do you wish were made into miniatures, and why?