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Barrovoclair, to quote the book, "she appears as a body reclining on a black slab at the moment of expiration" in otherwords naked pale lady on slab made out of shadows,
Kaikyton looks kinda similar to evangelist kyton to be honest, she is most "normally" kyton looking one out of all of them, basically wears nothing but a lot of chains with daggers in them and she has similar "bald but has spiky wire thing going through her head" style that Zon-Kuthon has as well. Basically her head wiring reminds me of porcupine. (She is also the only one who used to be human, with her having been warchief from garund in her life)
Raetorgash I find to be unusual since she looks really devil like with horns and red skin and such and instead of chains, she is wearing lot of belts and piercings. Oh and she is sitting on pile of skulls along with her halberd.
I have no real clue how to describe Velevor, imagine this living shadow like creature made out of leather(with ragged leathery wings covering most of the "body" so everything besides arms(which are covered in what appears to be black bandages) and head) and pale face that has mouth but no other facial features
Inkariax is basically blue nude dude covered in snow and ice with icicles piercing his body.
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... did Rae use to be a Devil?
Thats the thing though, I don't think article mentioned it. If its true, then the book didn't bring attention to it, hence why I was confused by it.
Oh crap forgot the most important part about Inkariax: His mouth is stitched shut with icicles, he has the whole "Never speaks, but communicates his intent by staring at you really scarily" thing going on.(since he has telepathy, presumably majority of time he doesn't bother using it since why else would article mention his expressive gaze :D)
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Thanks! That will satiate half my anxiety to see them... =D
They seem more like devils indeed. They are originally hell's fiends after all...
About the dragons, how many limbs do they have?
I was kind of hoping for another Kyton Demogauge to be stat-ed, but honestly all this plus the two planar dragons; VERY awesome. :D
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I'm now hoping for the blog post previewing this volume. It would be cool to see some of this illustrations in a preview.
May I please ask you to PM me something from the book? If not, that's ok.Oh hey, I got my book! I can answer questions! :D
Ask away, but I haven't had a chance to actually sit down and read it yet. I'm happy to provide easily-found answers, though!
Had a scatterbrained couple of days; I'll answer further questions in the morning if they're still unanswered by then!
Ok, I'm now far more anxious to see the dragons art... Can anyone tell me if the artists responsible for the previous dragons are listed in the AP? If not, do you recognize the new artist?
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I just want to know all I can about Belimarius; what her preferred abjuration spells are, details about her weapon of rule, unique details about the personality of the "least considered" runelord, etc.May I please ask you to PM me something from the book? If not, that's ok.Oh hey, I got my book! I can answer questions! :D
Ask away, but I haven't had a chance to actually sit down and read it yet. I'm happy to provide easily-found answers, though!
Had a scatterbrained couple of days; I'll answer further questions in the morning if they're still unanswered by then!
Well I can say she is surprisingly snarky and nonchalant for someone who is ready to kill you for talking back to her :D Like she is different type of smugness when compared to Xanderghul
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Ok, I'm now far more anxious to see the dragons art... Can anyone tell me if the artists responsible for the previous dragons are listed in the AP? If not, do you recognize the new artist?The pictures of the two dragons (Apocalypse Dragon and Bliss Dragon) aren't initialed that I can see, and their styles are more or less consistent with other art, sorry, I'm not a good judge of that.
That said, I assume that whoever is responsible is on the list of interior artists from the credits at the start of the book, and since they probably rarely get called out and thanked here they are: Felipe Escobar, Miguel Regodón Harkness, Oksana Kerro, Ksenia Kozhevnikova, Valeria Lutfullina, Emiliano Petrozzi, Roberto Pitturru, and Maichol Quinto.
Fantastic art as always y'all!
The crypt, havoc, infernal, paradise, and rift dragons from Pathfinder RPG Bestiary 6 are the work of Leesha Hannigan.
The edict dragon in Pathfinder #131 is the work of Cynthia F.G.
The bliss and apocalypse dragons in Pathfinder #137 are the work of Emiliano Petrozzi.
And as you can see from its product page, Pathfinder #138 has one more planar dragon by a different artist, yet I'd rather not spoil the surprise before the book is in readers' hands.
I adore each of these creatures and their illustrations.
Ok, I'm now far more anxious to see the dragons art... Can anyone tell me if the artists responsible for the previous dragons are listed in the AP? If not, do you recognize the new artist?The pictures of the two dragons (Apocalypse Dragon and Bliss Dragon) aren't initialed that I can see, and their styles are more or less consistent with other art, sorry, I'm not a good judge of that.
That said, I assume that whoever is responsible is on the list of interior artists from the credits at the start of the book, and since they probably rarely get called out and thanked here they are: Felipe Escobar, Miguel Regodón Harkness, Oksana Kerro, Ksenia Kozhevnikova, Valeria Lutfullina, Emiliano Petrozzi, Roberto Pitturru, and Maichol Quinto.
Fantastic art as always y'all!
The crypt, havoc, infernal, paradise, and rift dragons from Pathfinder RPG Bestiary 6 are the work of Leesha Hannigan.
The edict dragon in Pathfinder #131 is the work of Cynthia F.G.
The bliss and apocalypse dragons in Pathfinder #137 are the work of Emiliano Petrozzi.
And as you can see from its product page, Pathfinder #138 has one more planar dragon by a different artist, yet I'd rather not spoil the surprise before the book is in readers' hands.
I adore each of these creatures and their illustrations.
I would love to see the two dragons in this volume in a blog preview. *-*
Everyone wants planar dragons and kytons. I am totally stoked for chronogeists. They fill a serious niche I needed for one of my first generation campaigns I was building. I swear, sometimes it feels like Paizo is in my head... >_> <_< >_>
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Got this as part of my subscription yesterday and it seems there is a printing error. Starting at page 33, several of the pages are replaced with other pages later in the book. These out of order pages are then reprinted in their correct place and order.
That happens from time to time. Contact customer service and they'll get you fixed up.
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Got this as part of my subscription yesterday and it seems there is a printing error. Starting at page 33, several of the pages are replaced with other pages later in the book. These out of order pages are then reprinted in their correct place and order.That happens from time to time. Contact customer service and they'll get you fixed up.
Will do. Hoping it's just a few versus a large part of the print run.
Did anyone find full pictures of the planar dragons now that the chapter was released? Only the last three of them for me to say that I've seen all PF1E true dragons. *-*