no domains for a deity=kinda odd
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Aroden is dead and Razmir isn't a deity.For the purposes of some traits and feats and such, you can still worship them. Although they cannot qualify as a deity for the purposes of a class that requires you to worship a deity.
I know the Devotee of the Dead trait (there's feats?), I wasn't saying you couldn't worship/venerate/whatever. I was pointing out one deity is dead and the other isn't a deity.
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I know the Devotee of the Dead trait (there's feats?), I wasn't saying you couldn't worship/venerate/whatever. I was pointing out one deity is dead and the other isn't a deity.Aroden is dead and Razmir isn't a deity.For the purposes of some traits and feats and such, you can still worship them. Although they cannot qualify as a deity for the purposes of a class that requires you to worship a deity.
fair enough
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There hasn't yet been a source that provides deity information for Ragdya or most other Vudrani divinities. As a result, there's basically nothing in print to legalize in any way that would allow someone to select Ragdya for deity-dependent class abilities.
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Shame there's nothing.. with the few teasers we've had I'm quite curious about Vudra nowadays. And after struggling with how to make vanara's aptitude for monk-and-other-lawful mechanics vs. Sun Wukong being chaotic neutral, it was interesting when I found out vanara where actually from hindu (~Vudra) tradition.
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Shame there's nothing.. with the few teasers we've had I'm quite curious about Vudra nowadays. And after struggling with how to make vanara's aptitude for monk-and-other-lawful mechanics vs. Sun Wukong being chaotic neutral, it was interesting when I found out vanara where actually from hindu (~Vudra) tradition.
There’s some Vudra info in Distant Shores. Nothing on Ragdya, but there are some other deities. Found a lot of great stuff for my Vudrani UMonk/Warpriest from Radripal, including a deity he could worship with favored weapon whip (Matravash) that isn’t a demon lord.
I’d love to see a dedicated Vudra book in the campaign setting line.
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So would I.
I’d love to see a dedicated Vudra book in the campaign setting line.
And PFS adventures actually in Vudra instead of just Jamelray.
When my Vudrani character went to Jamelray, he was very disappointed that the people there weren’t friendlier toward him. Must have been a different dialect they were speaking. (He rolled a zero on Diplomacy... Twice)
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To those clamoring for a Vudra/Casmeron book, I suggest buying and reviewing things like the Qadira, Jewel of the East, Distant Shores, and Dragon Empires Gazetteer and Primer.
THAT shows Pazio that people want more things like that, reviews and sales, more than just chatter on the forums.
The reason we haven't really seen anything like DEG (save for the recent aforementioned books) is because it apparently didn't sell well.
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and Casmaron as well.I had heard a while back that a book on Casmeron was coming, and that it was going to have prehistoric marsupials or something. I made a Gnome with an Australian accent in anticipation, and nothing has come yet =(.
I'm pretty sure you are thinking of Sarusan, not Casmaron.
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To those clamoring for a Vudra/Casmeron book, I suggest buying and reviewing things like the Qadira, Jewel of the East, Distant Shores, and Dragon Empires Gazetteer and Primer.
THAT shows Pazio that people want more things like that, reviews and sales, more than just chatter on the forums.
The reason we haven't really seen anything like DEG (save for the recent aforementioned books) is because it apparently didn't sell well.
For my part I have purchased 2 of the three books in question in pdf form at the least. My discretionary income is limited but I made sure to purchase the Qadira book. I generally don't leave reviews because I am not comfortable with how I express myself and generally question my qualifications to leave any kind of review.
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I would add the Dragon Empires Primer to that list. I've purchased that and Distant Shores. I plan to purchase the Qadira book at some point, but I've fallen behind in being able to purchase Pathfinder material, so I haven't gotten to it yet.
I should really pick up the Gazetteer at some point, but even a book the size of the Primer would be great to have.
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For my part I have purchased 2 of the three books in question in pdf form at the least. My discretionary income is limited but I made sure to purchase the Qadira book. I generally don't leave reviews because I am not comfortable with how I express myself and generally question my qualifications to leave any kind of review.To those clamoring for a Vudra/Casmeron book, I suggest buying and reviewing things like the Qadira, Jewel of the East, Distant Shores, and Dragon Empires Gazetteer and Primer.
THAT shows Pazio that people want more things like that, reviews and sales, more than just chatter on the forums.
The reason we haven't really seen anything like DEG (save for the recent aforementioned books) is because it apparently didn't sell well.
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I stress about writing reviews too, but don't worry! You don't have to give an in depth breakdown of everything, just something like "I really enjoyed this" is enough. You might not even have to write that, I think you can just put the star rating though I'm not sure.
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There hasn't yet been a source that provides deity information for Ragdya or most other Vudrani divinities. As a result, there's basically nothing in print to legalize in any way that would allow someone to select Ragdya for deity-dependent class abilities.
That's a bit sad.
This of course means we have a Vudrani themed Pathfinder Setting book in the wings, eh eh?
One can hope - we don't know much about them and I have enjoyed the dickens out of the Qadira book.