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I'm going to start an adventure soon. One player wanted to make a cleric to Tritherion (god of summoning). Any ideas on a Golarion equivalent? I didn't see anything that really fits in the Player's Guide, but I assume there are more gods (like Droskar).
I'd prefer a god with ties to this world, but I could just include him as well.....
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I'm going to start an adventure soon. One player wanted to make a cleric to Tritherion (god of summoning). Any ideas on a Golarion equivalent? I didn't see anything that really fits in the Player's Guide, but I assume there are more gods (like Droskar).
I'd prefer a god with ties to this world, but I could just include him as well.....
Tritherion's also a god of individuality and liberty and a little bit of retribution even. He's Chaotic Good. I think that Desna's actually a pretty good choice, or if not her, Calistria. Desna's probably more into summoning stuff than Calistria though.
If you're looking more for the god whose faith is the most into summoning things, though... that's probably Asmodeus. Who's pretty much a polar opposite to Tritherion.
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Thanks for the quick reply. I guess I'll suggest Desna since, like you say, Asmodeus really is the opposite.
This is little more than a one-shot. Just running Crown of the Kobold King, but I certainly appreciate the care you take to make being a customer as easy as possible.
In that vein, I'd like to offer a suggestion. I just ordered Into the Haunted Forest because I learned it wasn't part of my subscription. For good measure I added the Critical Hit and Critical Fumble deck. But, I was very surprised to find that it wasn't included.
It would be nice if there was a single spot for Pathfinder subscribers to see all Pathfinder products that AREN'T included in the subscription (such as the Gazetter, the Hard back Campaign Setting, etc). If I didn't spend too much time on these boards, I'd easily miss things like that.
Likewise, if such could be available for Gamemastery subscribers. It could show related items, etc. But that way I don't have to look through the vast amount of product, most of which I'm already getting automatically.
If you leave it to my detective abilities, I'll certainly overlook some items that I'd otherwise purchase.
And PS - I'm going to repeat this endlessly. If I could pay some amount of money (say $400) and have that used when paying for a month-to-month subscription (and charging the credit card when I run out) I could avoid having any charges show up on my credit card, which would be nice. This would also be great for all the people who are going to get gift money for Christmas, for instance. They could take their 'Visa Gift Card', charge the $300 that Grandma gave them to Paizo Credit to pay for their ongoing subscriptions.
Please do this.
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It would be nice if there was a single spot for Pathfinder subscribers to see all Pathfinder products that AREN'T included in the subscription (such as the Gazetter, the Hard back Campaign Setting, etc). If I didn't spend too much time on these boards, I'd easily miss things like that.
Here is the Pathfinder product page. From there you can find:
All of the Pathfinder issues.
All of the Pathfinder Chronicles books.
All of the other Pathfinder stuff.
The Chronicles books are not included with the Pathfinder subscriptions, but they will be getting their own subscription soon.
The Pathfinder accessories are also not included with the subscription.
As far as I can tell, the Pathfinder page doesn't include GameMastery items (adventures, item cards) that are set in the Pathfinder world. Assuming I'm not just missing them somehow, I, too, would like to request a listing of those items on the Pathfinder page.
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I also think it would be a good addition to have a "Everything Golarion that's not included in PF/Modules/Chronicles subs" page.
Ok, like you said Ungoded, item cards are quite easy to trace, but modules like D0 and TC1 are not as easy to spot (DC20?), especialy for someone who has a Modules sub and doesn't check that page often anymore. And, rigt now, there are only so much products in those list, but in 3 years, searching for stuff you missed will get a little harder.