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Heyo, Edna's DM here. For Book 7, rather than talking about 'aspects', I tried to include the planar traits from Act 3. This did include a bit of guesswork, as lots of planes in Book 7 are unnamed; but they still matched rather well. There were a very small number of planes not in the Gyre which...

Golly-gosh-darn if you aren't but going above and beyond the call of duty. Well done.

Mmm. I believe it says that Jiese was once part of the Efreeti empire, and the salamanders (pre-inbreeding and civil war) were miners. Thus I reasoned that the Efreeti were high-tech, and left a lot of tech behind- specifically, constructs/robots. I turned Jiese into fiery literally-Nier...

I would strongly assume that after 500 years of being the most powerful ghost on the planet, Nicodemus can speak in whatever accent he wants. Maybe by experience, maybe by concealed magic. Heck, maybe he added an additional enchantment into the needlewire for perfect voice control. Or maybe he's...

Let me see. The Sultan is wrong. The book states that a century ago, there was a sizeable salamander presence on Jiese. However the enslaved efreeti Liesi stirred up trouble, and they fought a massive civil war. The surviving sultan is inbred, dumb, and rules over only a few thousand...

Aw, I'm glad. Best of luck with the rest of the book. If they win the convocation vote, do consider letting a few of their preferred planes be popped into the post-Book 9 planar arrangement.

Oh, this is definitely just taken from the act 1 pdf. I have Adobe reader set to take screenshots with crazy high resolution. If this map is higher resolution than yours, I wouldn't take that to mean that yours is less detailed necessarily.

Ever seen the Golarion Thematic World Map?

Heyo; I'm Adslahnit's GM. Andrew, you aren't the first person to ask about concrete details for the Convocation planes, and neither was I when my party started Book 7. I dug up a few old threads, did my own cross-referencing with Act 3 and came up with the following configurations. Planes of...

After conferring with Morrus, I thought I might write a quick update for anyone interested in the new setting book. Morrus and Ranger have been kind enough to choose Edna (also known as Adslahnit) and I to work on the post-adventure setting book. The job is well underway, though still at an...

Were you able to complete the Water Breathing sequence without your party singing 'under the sea'?

What a terribly professionally-formatted supplement. It looks really nice. Is this for a campaign that has finished, or is still underway?

El Extrano being dragon-allied could be interesting, particularly if you use it to explain his glaring absence in Book 6. For a spymaster who pops up regularly thereafter, his absence during the party's visit to his beat is a touch strange. Perhaps Extrano secretly supported Pemberton's...

I'd note that those age Gale's combat stats. The lack of any more fluffy abilities related to droughts, animal mating, sun-tanning etc doesn't necessarily mean it's impossible she lacks those abilities. Creating terrain elements is fairly common, I'd say that 'finite external debuff-soak-bank'...

I'd encourage you to check the player's guide. I think it has a box on languages?

Hey, I'm at work, I won't be able to send you the statblock for a few hours. But I can confirm that her 4e statblock has unique abilities; indeed, a hallmark of 4e Zeitgeist is that most enemies have unique powers, or even are completely different and far more unique when compared with their PF...

It's a bit difficult to find a good map for the consulate, chiefly because the building is defined as being four storeys. It may be best not to include a map so your players don't get the impression that the embassy is going to matter later on in the book; that there might be combats there...

Heyo. Thus far all I have done is read through the encounter a few times; I have yet to actually set my mind to planning how I will actually execute it. I would note that, per the book, separate groups are explicitly meant to be cut off from their allies by sheer distance. The book advocates...

Mmm, you're right, the book does describe a 'huge mansion' with over two dozen people. I either accidentally or intentionally turned it into Melissa living with 3 other girls in what was essentially shared student housing. Ediz, for finding a map you like, do keep in mind the ways Rush tries to...