
Mavrickindigo |
So, Aroden's death was a big deal, or rather, the day he died was pretty important. Storms started in multiplr planets, the celestial host had a conference, and wounds opened up in the material plane, among other things. We know a lot about what happened on that day, but one thing that bugs me is that there doesn't seem to be an actual date for it.
When in 4606 did aroden die? Or rather, when was he supposed to show up that people notice he was gone? You would think that would be common knowledge, right?

Myrryr |
I'm not sure what the actal date is, but I believe that outside of Golarion, Aroden's death had little to no impact. The gods of humans on Golarion shouldn't affect humans on Earth or Androffa. I doubt it even affected Akiton or Castrovel.
It didn't. In the relative scheme of things, Aroden is pretty unimportant. Honestly the most important thing about Aroden at all is that his death possibly screwed up Rovagug's prison with the Worldwound on Golarion. But beyond that, Golarion itself is only a single planet in the infinite material plane, and unlike many gods, Aroden was only important on that planet. Hell, he was only important on one or two continents even.

Sub-Creator |

Simeon wrote:I'm not sure what the actal date is, but I believe that outside of Golarion, Aroden's death had little to no impact. The gods of humans on Golarion shouldn't affect humans on Earth or Androffa. I doubt it even affected Akiton or Castrovel.It didn't. In the relative scheme of things, Aroden is pretty unimportant. Honestly the most important thing about Aroden at all is that his death possibly screwed up Rovagug's prison with the Worldwound on Golarion. But beyond that, Golarion itself is only a single planet in the infinite material plane, and unlike many gods, Aroden was only important on that planet. Hell, he was only important on one or two continents even.
Honestly, on principle alone, I think Aroden was more significant than people often wish to admit. There's a reason they refuse to ever shed light on the mystery surrounding his "death." I can't believe they'd desire to keep it such a mystery if his fall meant nothing.

Simeon |

Myrryr wrote:Honestly, on principle alone, I think Aroden was more significant than people often wish to admit. There's a reason they refuse to ever shed light on the mystery surrounding his "death." I can't believe they'd desire to keep it such a mystery if his fall meant nothing.Simeon wrote:I'm not sure what the actal date is, but I believe that outside of Golarion, Aroden's death had little to no impact. The gods of humans on Golarion shouldn't affect humans on Earth or Androffa. I doubt it even affected Akiton or Castrovel.It didn't. In the relative scheme of things, Aroden is pretty unimportant. Honestly the most important thing about Aroden at all is that his death possibly screwed up Rovagug's prison with the Worldwound on Golarion. But beyond that, Golarion itself is only a single planet in the infinite material plane, and unlike many gods, Aroden was only important on that planet. Hell, he was only important on one or two continents even.
I agree that Aroden was incredibly significant, but he was only significant to Golarion. Why should the god of human culture and progress on Golarion have power anywhere else?

Shinigami02 |

Myrryr wrote:Honestly, on principle alone, I think Aroden was more significant than people often wish to admit. There's a reason they refuse to ever shed light on the mystery surrounding his "death." I can't believe they'd desire to keep it such a mystery if his fall meant nothing.Simeon wrote:I'm not sure what the actal date is, but I believe that outside of Golarion, Aroden's death had little to no impact. The gods of humans on Golarion shouldn't affect humans on Earth or Androffa. I doubt it even affected Akiton or Castrovel.It didn't. In the relative scheme of things, Aroden is pretty unimportant. Honestly the most important thing about Aroden at all is that his death possibly screwed up Rovagug's prison with the Worldwound on Golarion. But beyond that, Golarion itself is only a single planet in the infinite material plane, and unlike many gods, Aroden was only important on that planet. Hell, he was only important on one or two continents even.
I'd imagine that would depend entirely on how repeatable whatever killed him is. After all, if he died by some force that any random mortal could use, they'd totally want to keep that hushed.

Mavrickindigo |
Simeon wrote:I'm not sure what the actal date is, but I believe that outside of Golarion, Aroden's death had little to no impact. The gods of humans on Golarion shouldn't affect humans on Earth or Androffa. I doubt it even affected Akiton or Castrovel.It didn't. In the relative scheme of things, Aroden is pretty unimportant. Honestly the most important thing about Aroden at all is that his death possibly screwed up Rovagug's prison with the Worldwound on Golarion. But beyond that, Golarion itself is only a single planet in the infinite material plane, and unlike many gods, Aroden was only important on that planet. Hell, he was only important on one or two continents even.
but there was a celestial concordance and the hurricane on the jupiter like planet appeared on the same day as the eye of abendego

Simeon |

Myrryr wrote:but there was a celestial concordance and the hurricane on the jupiter like planet appeared on the same day as the eye of abendegoSimeon wrote:I'm not sure what the actal date is, but I believe that outside of Golarion, Aroden's death had little to no impact. The gods of humans on Golarion shouldn't affect humans on Earth or Androffa. I doubt it even affected Akiton or Castrovel.It didn't. In the relative scheme of things, Aroden is pretty unimportant. Honestly the most important thing about Aroden at all is that his death possibly screwed up Rovagug's prison with the Worldwound on Golarion. But beyond that, Golarion itself is only a single planet in the infinite material plane, and unlike many gods, Aroden was only important on that planet. Hell, he was only important on one or two continents even.
Actually it was exactly 3 thousand years before the Eye of Abendago.