BTW, Scott, I've also got the hardcover setting book (Golarion) and "Elves of Golarion!"I'm up for the switch if you wish. I've got the campaign book and one or two others including the Elf book.
the only British beer I've ever had has been total, unexpurgated SWILL! Nevertheless, I was one click away from ordering a Hobgoblin Beer T-shirt just now before I came to my senses.Nice Work, you can use them as coasters for very large glasses of beer... mmmm I just had a beer from Britain called Hobgoblin beer last night. It was pretty good.
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the only British beer I've ever had has been total, unexpurgated SWILL! Nevertheless, I was one click away from ordering a Hobgoblin Beer T-shirt just now before I came to my senses.![]()
Ryan, I believe there is room for another Deity in the Golarion pantheon. Unless you'd rather choose one of the published deities (there's not one that really fits well) I'm perfectly fine with you sticking with Lonrach. We'll make him a minor Dwarven deity who emerged during the Quest for Sky (the Dwarven migration from their lairs in the Darklands - Golarion's version of the Underdark - to the surface). If I get ambitious I may even do a full write up on him.

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Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.