I already have;
Guide to Absalom
Campaign Setting sourcebook
Wayfinder #1-#3
Intending to get Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Inner Sea World Guide PDF on 23rd
So I'm just asking which adventure path books/adventure modules/Pathfinder Society scenarios have info or take place in Absalom/Azlant ruins or structures?
Seems to me "From Shore to Sea" in the Pathfinder Modules line has some Azlanti ruins or some such.
Lost Cities of Golarion has the "Sun Temple Colony" (at least I think that's what it's called)... another Azlanti ruin.
That's all I can think of right now. (Beyond what you already mentioned).
~Dean
Seems to me "From Shore to Sea" in the Pathfinder Modules line has some Azlanti ruins or some such.
Lost Cities of Golarion has the "Sun Temple Colony" (at least I think that's what it's called)... another Azlanti ruin.
Correct on both counts. And in the Adventure Path line, there's also...
Seems to me "From Shore to Sea" in the Pathfinder Modules line has some Azlanti ruins or some such.
Lost Cities of Golarion has the "Sun Temple Colony" (at least I think that's what it's called)... another Azlanti ruin.
Correct on both counts. And in the Adventure Path line, there's also...
** spoiler omitted **
Four volumes? Sheesh, I have to start saving up. I'm already committed to buying the Inner Sea world guide pdf this month.
D'oh!
Thanks Judy... I'm not sure how I neglected to mention the Serpent Skull AP (since I do have it) and I for one wish I could GM it NOW for my group (we are still into Kingmaker; "Rivers Run Red").
~Dean
Does Open Design's Sunken Empires by David "Zeb" Cook have any Azlanti ties?
Well, there is the semi-historical section dealing with Atlantis, Mu, and Lemuria. And it has lots of useful ideas.... I like and do use it.
Does Open Design's Sunken Empires by David "Zeb" Cook have any Azlanti ties?
I suppose it isn't too self-serving of me to correct your assumption, and mention that Sunken Empires was authored by myself with the help and contributions of Open Design patrons. Mr. Cook, in some bizarre twist of fate and grace, was kind enough to write the intro giving his personal recollections on the creation of the aboleth. Both childhood game-designer-worshiping me and adult-me still stand besides ourselves...errr...myself...umm...with...awe and, well: you get it. ;-)
And since it starts on that right note, yes, Sunken Empires is a guidebook for lost sunken cities and the explorations thereof, whether they be Mu, Atlantis, or Azlant. Since it followed on the heels of my Azlant work with Paizo on From Shore to Sea, it was meant from the start to accompany the book as such. Some of the highlights include lost ancient technology (both magical and mundane), bizarre creatures that lurk in the ruins, tons of glyph magic and other arcane arts, etc. Hell, James Jacobs put it best, I suppose:
"A great sourcebook for any Pathfinder game that's headed below the waves and seeking to explore the sunken realms, be they Azlanti ruins, aboleth cities, or something worse!"
Between the endorsements of Mr. Cook and Mr. Jacobs (and AlexiDrake!), I should probably just shut up and let you check it out. =-)
I stand corrected. Sorry.
Also have a few bonus links: Spells of Sunken Empires and Magic items of Sunken Empires at KQ.
Note that Sunken Empires is currently on SALE at KQ. Under $10 for the print Edition!
One more link to add to the pile, Thanael:
This is a small compilation of official material -all Azlant ruins from the island of Nal-Kashel -that didn't make print but was approved for pdf publication by Paizo. Some fun inspirations there for you, I hope!