First of all, Welcome! I’m very glad that you enjoy my content.

My blog focuses on published official archetypes and other character options for the classes of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game system (As well as Starfinder), with the occasional foray into related content, including third-party published content for the same system, musings about roleplaying, and more.

I deliberately do not provide stats for the content I provide here on this blog unless it is specifically my creation, like the conversion work I have done for races from other franchises. This is to encourage readers to seek out the actual published material. My entries are merely meant to expand upon and promote interest.

However, there exists numerous online resources where the stats for these archetypes and the like can be found online, such as Archive of Nethys , which has recently become the official SRD for both Pathfinder and Starfinder. Albeit, it is very player-oriented, with certain subsystems and the like having not been uploaded. Another is d20pfsrd , which, while unofficial, has made the attempt to document everything that isn’t setting-specific about Pathfinder.

Additionally, if the content of an entry, be it archetype, character option, or other subsystem, comes from a specific book (which most do), I will put the title of said book in the tags of the post (That being said, a lot of my older posts do not have this. I really should go back through and edit them sometime)

Is Cypora open to the idea of non-problematic adventurers, or does she view all adventurers as a menace to the common folk?

Aside from their appearance and/or behaviour, what are the biggest challenges the non-human cast have had to face in a human-dominated society?

A lot of the daily experiences people—that is, people who are or pass ass cisgender, white, heterosexual, and mentally and physically typical—take for granted. For those that cannot take human form (or hold it for more than a little while), just going out in public used to be a major to-do, requiring disguises, good timing, and avoiding areas of high security. Periods of increased paranoia and ramped-up security such as after major acts of terrorism or in wartime have been especially difficult—someone walking around in clothing that conceals nearly all of their body attract much more attention, even in winter.

Many folks are only just now getting access to everyday modern technology and resources. There have been places that were exceptions; Folsom County was the center of so much of this because the locals had a weird combination of being really accepting, and not inclined to but into other people’s business... which resulted in a very high percentage of supernatural people (though the existence of many supernatural families in the county in the first place, including among its founders, may be part of those aforementioned attitudes).

You mentioned Nadie and Aeron would be in a relationship. Are they already a couple, and if so, how did they meet/start dating?

Aeron’s with Sharmaine, the banshee. When the Ó Caoimhs came to Folsom, they wound up associating with the Morningside because it just made sense for the omens of death to associate with morticians. The kids met and have had a slowly-developing relationship that they haven’t even really bothered to define.

I do! (Though I'm not sure we're mutuals.)

We are! 

Anniversary of My Corporeal Manifestation Upon the Material Plane