Dec 5, 2025
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We're Literally cute!
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Can I just say how much I'm glad a Pathfinder Society scenario makes it so getting the best ending involves giving a trans woman her HRT treatment?
(Spoilers for Pathfinder Society Scenario #5-02, The Blackwood Lost by Alison Cybe.)
It's ultimately a minor objective in the end, but it's still something that contributes to getting the full "reward" in the end. And it's not like this is a one-off thing, either; Pathfinder does a great job of showcasing trans folks of many identities, with varying different attitudes, depictions, and interests. Not to mention having three different kinds of ways of getting hormone therapy if a player wants their character to do so in-game.
Today, I wanna talk about one of the funniest spells ever to enter Pathfinder 2e
Outcast's Curse is a level 4 spell that allows you to ruin the life of any one person who is not themselves a spellcaster.
On a simple Will Save failure, the victim is now permanently cursed to be considered abrasive and irritating by ALL CREATURES. Living or dead. This means you roll ALL charisma checks with disadvantage, and all social interactions start with the other creature dropping 1-2 attitude levels.
Your target is now hated by everything, and everyone, everywhere, forever.
"But wait, you can break the curse by counteracting it!"
You could. You just have to find a 7th level caster, who are exceptionally skilled and difficult to find, and then try to convince that automatically Unfriendly or Hostile caster to uncurse you
While you roll at disadvantage
Just to get your only chance at salvation to be merely indifferent about your wellbeing.
Commission from TyrannessBelial (twitter) !
Megalovis! One of the playable peoples of Arsharin!
Second illustration I had the wonderful opportunity to do for Digital Extremes and Paizo!
You can find this work in the Introduction section of the book!
The standalone #Warframe x #Starfinder: Operation Orias launches October 30: http://wrfr.me/4ng1mUO
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Hey there fine folks
Made some more beasties for my future in-Golarion scenario for Pathfinder 2e, this time heavily inspired in medieval manuscripts and some fantastic animals represented in heraldic art. Oh and the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus because I love that thing. And the idea of mixing an octocpus and a slug seems like a good outcome for it.
Hope you like them and stay tuned for the next post in Easter where I will reveal who lives in these scenario alongs those creatures. But I can give you a little hint as well in the image bellow... Not all of them will be there but most of the will.
Special thanks to @a-book-of-creatures for the inspo this time and presenting us with their fantastic beasts.
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The local lord has spared no expense transforming his home into a place of beauty. Terraced walls and garden pathways welcome visitors, statues and busts of previous lords decorate the estate. The hedges and gardens are lovingly tended by the groundskeeper, living in a humble house within the estate's walls. The interior tells the story of a landed country lord whose fortunes have steadily risen over the generations, but never forgot where they've come from. Ample servant's quarters and a finely stocked cellar keep the guests' every need well tended, and their thirst for wine and beauty slaked.