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If outer planes still work on alignment basis though, I don't see why harrow would remove them since makes sense to me that fortune telling implement would be based on the cosmic forces
Indeed. Hell cards for the LE cards and so on. Likely how the cards are known in setting too since the people on Golarion likely do not know of any Alignment thing but they know of Hell, Heaven, the Abyss ...
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If outer planes still work on alignment basis though, I don't see why harrow would remove them since makes sense to me that fortune telling implement would be based on the cosmic forcesIndeed. Hell cards for the LE cards and so on. Likely how the cards are known in setting too since the people on Golarion likely do not know of any Alignment thing but they know of Hell, Heaven, the Abyss ...
That's one potential way to go, but Hell and Nirvana and the Boneyard are much more evocative and flavorful concepts and words than, say, "lawful evil" or whatever, which would make the cards associated with them feel like they should reflect that. It'd be weird for not all the "Heaven" cards to look like their art and concepts are associated with heaven. AKA: Renaming them to match the outer planes is a bit too spicy.
Ok. Im really enjoying reading this and can't wait to run it but I have a question. I get the one Pathfinder Society reference but is there any significance to the scenario that is name-dropped in chapter 3.
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Ok. Im really enjoying reading this and can't wait to run it but I have a question. I get the one Pathfinder Society reference but is there any significance to the scenario that is name-dropped in chapter 3.
There's a significant NPC in that chapter who played a very important role several years back in Pathfinder Society, but apart from setting up where that NPC is today in the context of this adventure (both mentally and physically), that scenario doesn't have a lot of tie-in to Stolen Fate. At least, not intentionally.
Ok. Im really enjoying reading this and can't wait to run it but I have a question. I get the one Pathfinder Society reference but is there any significance to the scenario that is name-dropped in chapter 3.There's a significant NPC in that chapter who played a very important role several years back in Pathfinder Society, but apart from setting up where that NPC is today in the context of this adventure (both mentally and physically), that scenario doesn't have a lot of tie-in to Stolen Fate. At least, not intentionally.
That one I entirely got and is very thematically relevant. It also brought back the happy memories of me getting back into Pathfinder again after a break.
I was more referring to theOoo one last thing but amazing job incorporating the Grand Bazaar. You included one of my favorite NPCs to appear in 2e
Random question that I'll spoiler just in case.
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Random question that I'll spoiler just in case.
Spoiler:In 1e Uniilas were incorporeal, and now in 2e that seems to not be the case. Is this a retcon, correcting an error in 1e, or an error with 2e?
This is a correction to a conceptual mis-step from 1st edition.
Random question that I'll spoiler just in case.
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This is a correction to a conceptual mis-step from 1st edition.
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Awesome, thanks so much!
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Any word on when the Foundry module will be out?It is already out and linked on the above product
It is not linked alongside other partners such as "Fantasy Grounds Virtual Tabletop" and "Archives of Nethys" though which is where many people look to see where adventures are supported.
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It is not linked alongside other partners such as "Fantasy Grounds Virtual Tabletop" and "Archives of Nethys" though which is where many people look to see where adventures are supported.Any word on when the Foundry module will be out?It is already out and linked on the above product
It's not linked there because those are external links. It's literally linked immediately below, like every other Foundry module, because those are on the internal shop.
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It's not linked there because those are external links. It's literally linked immediately below, like every other Foundry module, because those are on the internal shop.It is not linked alongside other partners such as "Fantasy Grounds Virtual Tabletop" and "Archives of Nethys" though which is where many people look to see where adventures are supported.Any word on when the Foundry module will be out?It is already out and linked on the above product
The section reads "This product is also available on the following platforms" and Foundry Virtual tabletop is another platform.
And no, not every other foundry module. Outlaws listed FVTT in this section, and part of Bloodlords did as well but it seems whomever is doing the tagging hasn't been keeping up with it.
We can say that, yes, the foundry product is linked as a note directly under the section but this is much less visible and misleading for FVTT to not be listed under "available on the following platforms."
Anyway, not my job to tell paizo how to sell their products but this is confusing more users than just time traveler, to share just one example.
