Hey folks, I have mined every pathfinder product for fluff (including Pathfinder Tales Queen of Thorns) but for the life of me I cannot find anything on a landmark on Kyonin maps listed as Lethaquel (in Inner Sea World Guide and A Memory of Darkness it is marked as a location but not as a city). Any ideas? I'm not afraid of homebrewing it up, but this location was clearly passed over in the map descriptions, and I'm curious if it was a minor oversight or if they were waiting to publish something else.
*Haven't seen Demon Hunter's Handbook yet.
Elves of Golarion had some information on it, though I fail to recall the details.
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As it turns out, we've never said what Lethaquel is in public! It was described in my original writeup of Kyonin way back in Pathfinder 17, but the description got cut for space, we just forgot to remove it from the map. Which we didn't realize until just now. :)
I'm sure we'll detail it at some point--perhaps with my original concept, perhaps with something else entirely--but for the time being, it's left up to GMs. Which actually makes me really happy--I like knowing there's some mystery left in even the most detailed sections of our world!
Kyonin is the area the that I hope see a campaign book for most, well second to Numeria anyway, but that one I know is getting some love.
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With a name reminiscent of the River Lethe, is it any wonder Lethaquel was forgotten?
As it turns out, we've never said what Lethaquel is in public! It was described in my original writeup of Kyonin way back in Pathfinder 17, but the description got cut for space, we just forgot to remove it from the map. Which we didn't realize until just now. :)
I'm sure we'll detail it at some point--perhaps with my original concept, perhaps with something else entirely--but for the time being, it's left up to GMs. Which actually makes me really happy--I like knowing there's some mystery left in even the most detailed sections of our world!
Thanks James! I thought that was the case. Now time to homebrew some amazing stuff for Lethaquel!