I'm sure Halflings are content to just have settlements of their own. I don't think they care too much to establish their own country.
I've never been able to get my head behind Gnomes.
As for Goblins...
I suspect there is a whole sect of Torag Paladins who made it their personal mission to make sure Goblins do not have a large settlement of their own.
Dwarves after my own heart :)
Sadly, Goblinoids are no longer listed under the Dwarves' listed enemies.
I could see Halflings having settled in the Mwangi Expanse and yet-to-be-discovered south-sea islands, kind of like pygmies.
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There's no need for Dwarves to list Gobos as enemies if the Gobos are all dead. :)
Gnomes should live within the Black Forest, right? Where did the German states end up in Golarion?
...2E is set further in the timeline ...
Not as far I know, it isn't.
Personally, I think they should set the 2e timeline to 100 to 200 years later and swap out the signature characters for their descendants.That way the major differences in the game system can be chalked up to 'this is how things are done now'.
...2E is set further in the timeline ...Not as far I know, it isn't.
Personally, I think they should set the 2e timeline to 100 to 200 years later and swap out the signature characters for their descendants.
That way the major differences in the game system can be chalked up to 'this is how things are done now'.
Paizo advanced the timeline by about 10 years, from the date that PF1 was published to the expected publication date of PF2. During that time, the official story is that all PF1 adventures were completed successfully by their respective PC parties, and other changes will presumably be detailed later as needed.
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Goblin kingdom = roving band of pyromaniacs with a dislike for letters. Totally going to get a military reaction out of any kingdom, mostly because said illiterate pyromaniacs will affect trade and overall growth in the kingdom.
In order for a Goblin tribe to ascend beyond being a mere collection of crazed murderhobos who eat their own trash, and everyone else's trash, they need to first recognize that letters are not bad, and that the wheel is a useful tool to move large amounts of trash to store for winter.
...2E is set further in the timeline ...Not as far I know, it isn't.
Personally, I think they should set the 2e timeline to 100 to 200 years later and swap out the signature characters for their descendants.
That way the major differences in the game system can be chalked up to 'this is how things are done now'.Paizo advanced the timeline by about 10 years, from the date that PF1 was published to the expected publication date of PF2. During that time, the official story is that all PF1 adventures were completed successfully by their respective PC parties, and other changes will presumably be detailed later as needed.
Good to know, thanks.
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...2E is set further in the timeline ...Not as far I know, it isn't.
Personally, I think they should set the 2e timeline to 100 to 200 years later and swap out the signature characters for their descendants.
That way the major differences in the game system can be chalked up to 'this is how things are done now'.Paizo advanced the timeline by about 10 years, from the date that PF1 was published to the expected publication date of PF2. During that time, the official story is that all PF1 adventures were completed successfully by their respective PC parties, and other changes will presumably be detailed later as needed.
Good to know, thanks.
I still think they should bump that up by at least 10 fold.
Wait, I always thought that Kingmaker takes a few decades to finish at least?
I just think it sucks that we're never going to have any real nation in the inner sea region that isnt human centric because halflings are okay with being humanity's butlers, gnomes suffer from magical dementia that apparently small country life is sufficient enough to stave off but nation building or anything larger than a village can't and because goblins are now being portrayed simultaneously as everyone's best friend/comic relief AND vermin scourge that must be eradicated.Everyone forgets Kyonin and the Five Kings Mountains. And to a lesser extent Belkzin and the worldwound.
With good reason. Golarion is relentlessly human centric, and the other races are either slaves (halflings), idiots and cowards (elves), irrelevant (gnomes and dwarves) or monsters (orcs and goblins).
With good reason. Golarion is relentlessly human centric, and the other races are either slaves (halflings), idiots and cowards (elves), irrelevant (gnomes and dwarves) or monsters (orcs and goblins).I just think it sucks that we're never going to have any real nation in the inner sea region that isnt human centric because halflings are okay with being humanity's butlers, gnomes suffer from magical dementia that apparently small country life is sufficient enough to stave off but nation building or anything larger than a village can't and because goblins are now being portrayed simultaneously as everyone's best friend/comic relief AND vermin scourge that must be eradicated.Everyone forgets Kyonin and the Five Kings Mountains. And to a lesser extent Belkzin and the worldwound.
I wouldn't really call Dwarves irrelevant, but after some thought: They do not feature a lot.
Bonus points for calling Elves cowards and Goblins monsters. :)