*Yes!*
What a cool author list...
Lot of talent on that roster
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Novian already?! They're really not messing around with that Cantina Feel. I look forward to playing a tiny ball of intsense light somehow holding a machine gun.
Gap-Touched versetile heritage is interesting. Do I have to be three hundred years old, or is it assumed I inherited my cosmic amnesia genes?
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Ivis and Brent Bowser? It's awesome seeing familiar names!
Yay! Bantrids! My favorite no-nose having roller ball critters!
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Twenty-one new ancestries is a very nice amount; I'm sure there will be something for everyone!
I'm excited to be getting xenometric androids, and so soon- it does a great job of opening up a lot of character concepts and I'm guessing it will help make PF2 ancestry imports a little more easy and natural. I like that xenometric android on astrazoan gets you what's essentially the opposite of the construct copycat heritage.
Expanded SF2 core options is nice, especially since it seemed like all the ancestries had a couple options cut for space.
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*My brain looking at the twenty-one incoming ancestries and my desire to make an integrated Golarion using facets of Starfinder ancestries.*
Oh boy, Curchanus, we're really in it now...
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Manifesting Cephalumes so hard right now! This books looks great really looking forward to it!
Always more happy of having new ancestries in a corebook or extra designend book instead of having a ancestry as a extra in a adventurepath or module.
Starfinder 1e had about 130-ish playable species. The Starfinder devs have mentioned that in order to get back to that cantina feel while still supporting the longer, more in-depth ancestry mechanics of SF2, almost all of the Starfinder products will include at least one playable ancestry. With the existing twenty, the new twenty-one will bring the total to about a third of the way there, but the ones in other books are part of helping chip away at that difference as well.
