| Mahorfeus |
Gods and Magic mentioned that the Tarrasque was the most powerful of the Spawn of Rovagug, implying that weaker ones exist. Has Paizo ever released a product describing any of them? I'm working on a campaign that may or may not involve the god eventually, and I was looking for something less robust than CR 25.
| Mahorfeus |
Xotani and Ulunat both sound pretty cool; I can pretty much ignore the fact that they're dead since I don't set my campaign in Golarion. Problem being of course, they both sound like they're above CR 20.
Which shouldn't surprise me I guess. Kind of stupid of me to think that even the weakest child of an insane, angry god of destruction wouldn't be ridiculously powerful. Makes for a good end game though I guess.
I suppose I could just stat out something nasty and slap the signature Regeneration ability on it.
James Jacobs
Creative Director
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Gods and Magic mentioned that the Tarrasque was the most powerful of the Spawn of Rovagug, implying that weaker ones exist. Has Paizo ever released a product describing any of them? I'm working on a campaign that may or may not involve the god eventually, and I was looking for something less robust than CR 25.
Pathfinder #24, "The Final Wish," has a several-pages-long article about the Spawn of Rovagug. No stats though; just story and history and flavor and pictures.
Cpt_kirstov
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Mahorfeus wrote:Gods and Magic mentioned that the Tarrasque was the most powerful of the Spawn of Rovagug, implying that weaker ones exist. Has Paizo ever released a product describing any of them? I'm working on a campaign that may or may not involve the god eventually, and I was looking for something less robust than CR 25.Pathfinder #24, "The Final Wish," has a several-pages-long article about the Spawn of Rovagug. No stats though; just story and history and flavor and pictures.
The wiki has a partial article linking to individual articles for each spawn
| Zouron |
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Their CR of 20+ basically makes them endgame if the goal is a direct kill them confrontation of the beasts. But it could be that they are just going about their rampaging and the players have to survive/deal with the aftermath/hinder it in getting to a city/finding a way to defeat it rather then actually face to face battle. Giant monsters in movies like godzilla are rarely directly confronted so why should they have to in games.
| BenS |
Wow, thanks for the replies guys. I might buy The Final Wish just for that reason, the articles sound like they could be pretty interesting.
I highly recommend this issue of PF. Not only is that article on the Spawn well-done, it's got some cool art. In addition, the Bestiary covers CR 14-22. Xotani the Firebleeder is CR 20, fyi, and is the last entry; and one of my all-time favorite Paizo art pieces is Ahriman, Lord of the Divs (CR 22), also statted up.