So we're about to start a campaign where the entire party will be divine classes who worship Iomedae. I'm going OATH OF THE PEOPLE'S COUNCIL Paladin.
The main thing I'm asking about is to do with this:
Stirring Monologue (Su): At 1st level, the paladin can deliver a stirring monologue on the ideals of justice and fairness, motivating allies and persuading others. This functions as bardic performance as per a bard of her paladin level using Perform (oratory). All the effects are language-dependent even if they would not normally be. The paladin gains the following performances at the indicated levels: inspire courage (1st), fascinate (4th), inspire competence (5th), suggestion (7th), dirge of dread (10th), inspire greatness (13th), frightening tune (16th), and mass suggestion (19th).
This ability replaces smite evil.
So I thought it could be fun to bring some role-play fluff to the table, and instead of just rolling - or even spouting something about fairness to the rest of the players - I could recite some stories about our goddess...
The main places I know to look are:
ARCHIVESOFNETHYS.COM, PATHFINDER.WIKIA.COM and PATHFINDERWIKI.COM.
I'd be happy to recite some of your stories to the group and let you know how they're received.
That'd be the main set of stories, if you're just looking for little ones! :)
Thanks. I have seen these, but I was hoping there might be a more detailed version somewhere (happy to buy a book or 2 if they're in there).
You can look around for anything about Acts of Iomedae, but I don't know of any stories that describe them in more detail than official books and what's on wiki: Acts of Iomedae.
It is written that the stories have multiple variations, and Iomedae herself doesn't care about that, saying that the lesson is more important than details. In other words you're free to add any details you wish.
EDIT: Ninja'd.