Define Andoran please....

[Blayde MacRonan]

I don't know if this has ever been brought up but since one of the iconics is Andoran, I would like to know what that means as far as being human is concerned. Is there a place set aside in the setting that Andorans come from? If so where is it and what is it like? I ask because one of my players is supposed to be Andoran and he's asked questions about it. Any help here would be greatly appreciated.

[KaeYoss]

Sorry I have to be a smart-alek (I'm compulsive), but:

1. That's more Pathfinder Chronicles stuff, not Pathfinder RPG stuff, as it's setting stuff

2. Rules-wise, it should not be a difference where you come from. You still get the human traits.

3. Information about Andor or Andora (I'd guess that's where they come from, unless it's an ethnical group that's not tied ot a single country) and Andorans will probably be in the Gazetteer and in the Chronicles Campaign Setting.

4. Until you get more official information (James is bound to be around any minute now to tell us at least a little bit), you and the player can always come up with your own flavour.

5. hazel nuts taste good, and so does salami with bread wrapped around it (this doesn't have anything to do with this, but guess what I'm snacking on)

[Mike McArtor]

Andoran is a nation.

[Pneumonica]

KaeYoss wrote:

5. hazel nuts taste good, and so does salami with bread wrapped around it (this doesn't have anything to do with this, but guess what I'm snacking on)

Bread wrapped in salami tastes really good, too. Just as an FYI.

[Mike McArtor]

Blayde MacRonan wrote:

I don't know if this has ever been brought up but since one of the iconics is Andoran, I would like to know what that means as far as being human is concerned. Is there a place set aside in the setting that Andorans come from? If so where is it and what is it like? I ask because one of my players is supposed to be Andoran and he's asked questions about it. Any help here would be greatly appreciated.

Hey, you know what? I just thought of this! I'm in charge of Thursday blog posts. I'll post up a little information on Andoran from the Gazetteer for next Thursday's blog. How does that sound? :)

[Heathansson]

KaeYoss wrote:

Sorry I have to be a smart-alek (I'm compulsive), but:

1. That's more Pathfinder Chronicles stuff, not Pathfinder RPG stuff, as it's setting stuff

Don't look now...but in your silverware drawer, in the slot where the forks go,....there's a SPOON IN THERE!!!!!

[Michael Gear]

I have spent countless hours building worlds. I really enjoy paying attention to the tiny details. When I put together a calendar, and want to add festival days, I start with the seasons and how each region is affected. Then I consider the food; crops, livestock, fishing, etc; and I work out when one or more of these are in surpuls in a region. This makes local festivals seem more organic, to me; and it inspires trade routes and commerce as the timeline progresses. I do like the idea of non-days, where "who-knows-what" can happen.

[Mike McArtor]

Heathansson wrote:

Don't look now...but in your silverware drawer, in the slot where the forks go,....there's a SPOON IN THERE!!!!!

And if they like each other enough, there'll be a spork in a few months...

[William Pall]

Mike McArtor wrote:

Heathansson wrote:

Don't look now...but in your silverware drawer, in the slot where the forks go,....there's a SPOON IN THERE!!!!!

And if they like each other enough, there'll be a spork in a few months...

Course, depending on dominant and recessive genetics . . . there could also be a foon . . . I'm jus' sayin' . . .

[Heathansson]

Mike McArtor wrote:

Heathansson wrote:

Don't look now...but in your silverware drawer, in the slot where the forks go,....there's a SPOON IN THERE!!!!!

And if they like each other enough, there'll be a spork in a few months...

I thought a stork brought the baby sporks.

[Mike McArtor]

Heathansson wrote:

I thought a stork brought the baby sporks.

No no, Heathy, you're confused. It's Mork from Ork who brings baby sporks.

[Heathansson]

Shazbat.

I thought Andorans were Incas or something.

[Timespike]

This may be the most surreal thread ever.

[Heathansson]

Look out. That clock is dripping on you.

[Timespike]

The purple ones howl so brightly when their hands are blue and the stew is ready...

[elf_in_boots]

If all threads were like this one, I would never need drugs.
but then I visited the "smurf" thread and now I need some.

[Heathansson]

I really liked your show on MTV.

[Heathansson]

Sorry, MacRonan. I didn't mean to jack your thread up.

I'll stop.

[vagrant-poet]

The pheasant has no agenda.

But more importantly, Thank you Mike McArtor! I'm looking forward to seeing Andoran, I think it sounds like it will become a PC favourite origon country, alongside Varisia. Just like many of my PC's preferred Breland, and its hippy in comparison semi-republic government in Eberron.

Roll on next thursday!

[Blayde MacRonan]

Mike McArtor wrote:

Blayde MacRonan wrote:

I don't know if this has ever been brought up but since one of the iconics is Andoran, I would like to know what that means as far as being human is concerned. Is there a place set aside in the setting that Andorans come from? If so where is it and what is it like? I ask because one of my players is supposed to be Andoran and he's asked questions about it. Any help here would be greatly appreciated.

Hey, you know what? I just thought of this! I'm in charge of Thursday blog posts. I'll post up a little information on Andoran from the Gazetteer for next Thursday's blog. How does that sound? :)

Sounds great, Mike. Thanks. Both my player and I appreciate it very much. And I also apologize for posting this in the wrong section of the boards. I don't get to navigate the boards alot so I'm still a little unsure about things.

[KaeYoss]

Heathansson wrote:

Don't look now...but in your silverware drawer, in the slot where the forks go,....there's a SPOON IN THERE!!!!!

I put it there. It's for my Chunky Soup. Only way to avert nuklear war.