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So this may have been brought up before but alas i could not find it so heres my question!
Somewhere I read something about some sort of crash site for a ship of some kind! One that was not of Golarion in origin!
Can anyone give any insight to this (if any) and possibly point me in the right direction?
Thanx to any of you whom lend a hand with this... XP all around ;)
Pathfinder Gazeteer.
Numeria
The shards of twisted metal gathered by Numerian
wanderers and traded in all directions come from the
scattered debris of a great metal mountain that fell from
the sky many millennia ago, perhaps even before the Age
of Darkness. The enormous bulk was a vessel from the
depths of outer space, and when it broke up over the plains
of Numeria its destruction bathed the region in weird
energies that result in strange mutations to this day. The
largest fragment of the vessel, with a great many intact
cabins, dominates the landscape near Numeria’s capital
city of Starfall and is known as the Silver Mount.
Sounds a lot like the Barrier Peaks in Greyhawk. Actually, that's a nice little tribute.
Numeria doesn't have a bunch of talking apes running around do they?
You Maniacs!! You blew it up! D*mn you! D*mn you all to H*&$!!!
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Also, in "Hook Mountain Masacre" there is a ship of unknown origin in the middle of a forest that contained a map with unknown seas on it (probably pre cataclysm).
yeah... that is one of the things I thought was awesome about that adventure. A random hook just sitting there waiting to suck you in. So of course, I want to know more about that ship...
mmm mutations...
Numeria doesn't have a bunch of talking apes running around do they?
Yes, it does. Call themselves "humans" ;-P
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Pathfinder Gazeteer.
Numeria
The shards of twisted metal gathered by Numerian
wanderers and traded in all directions come from the
scattered debris of a great metal mountain that fell from
the sky many millennia ago, perhaps even before the Age
of Darkness. The enormous bulk was a vessel from the
depths of outer space, and when it broke up over the plains
of Numeria its destruction bathed the region in weird
energies that result in strange mutations to this day. The
largest fragment of the vessel, with a great many intact
cabins, dominates the landscape near Numeria’s capital
city of Starfall and is known as the Silver Mount.
Excellent!
1000 XP AwardedI knew it was somewhere!
Thanx Taliesin!
Now is there any word of a module based upon the remains of this ship as of yet, or are we left to our own twisted thoughts to create a tale involving this metal mountain!?
Or any other related event for that matter!?
That was my ship, sorry about all the deaths, my bad.
That was my ship, sorry about all the deaths, my bad.
/me powers down the photon cannon of megadeth on his orbiting flying citadel
Heh, that'll teach You human punks to buzz us space elves!
/me notices as Andre's cruiser breaks up in the atmosphere
Ooh, Rough landing! Good thing the mountains were there to break their fall...
>:D
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Pathfinder Gazeteer.
Numeria
The shards of twisted metal gathered by Numerian
wanderers and traded in all directions come from the
scattered debris of a great metal mountain that fell from
the sky many millennia ago, perhaps even before the Age
of Darkness. The enormous bulk was a vessel from the
depths of outer space, and when it broke up over the plains
of Numeria its destruction bathed the region in weird
energies that result in strange mutations to this day. The
largest fragment of the vessel, with a great many intact
cabins, dominates the landscape near Numeria’s capital
city of Starfall and is known as the Silver Mount.
Is it Technological or Mage-built?
A giant metal vessel?
Clearly it's dwarvencraft!
-S
Clearly it's dwarvencraft!
Of course. An elven vessel wouldn't have crashed.
What never lifts off, can never crash.
-S
Heh, that'll teach You human punks to buzz us space elves!
Wait ... shouldn't space elves be all logical and emotionless and only hook up once every 7 years?
Wait ... shouldn't space elves be all logical and emotionless and only hook up once every 7 years?Heh, that'll teach You human punks to buzz us space elves!
Wrong ear-fraks.
Well... if I have MY way... it's a technological ship built by humanoid aliens who are closer to being human than they are elves or dwarves.
Expedition to the Barrier Peaks or Temple of the Frog, in other words.
...gotta get Erol Otus to do the Art.
Wait ... shouldn't space elves be all logical and emotionless and only hook up once every 7 years?Heh, that'll teach You human punks to buzz us space elves!
/me casts Greater Aspect of the Diva
Oh no You di'int!!!