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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600 at 02:49, 7 March 2023

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	'''Aroden, The Last Azlanti''' was the [[God-Emperor of Mankind]] in Golarion. Once the greatest swordsmith of <s>Atlantis</s> Azlant in its final years, he survived Earthfall (the resulting fallout of the [[Aboleth]] throwing a planet's fetus onto Golarion) and led the survivors. At some point he became an immortal hero king destined to be the last of his kind (This would wind up being wrong, as multiple Runelords outlived him and, as with 2E's time travel shenanigans, two still do. [[Starfinder]] also reveals an off-planet colony has kept pureblooded Azlanti around for far longer than anyone else suspected.). Eventually he grabbed the Starstone (a shard of the planet fetus that caused Earthfall and killed two gods trying to stop it) and upon touching it became a god himself.		'''Aroden, The Last Azlanti''' was the [[God-Emperor of Mankind]] in Golarion. Once the greatest swordsmith of <s>Atlantis</s> Azlant in its final years, he survived Earthfall (the resulting fallout of the [[Aboleth]] throwing a planet's fetus onto Golarion) and led the survivors. At some point he became an immortal hero king destined to be the last of his kind (This would wind up being wrong, as multiple Runelords outlived him and, as with 2E's time travel shenanigans, two still do. [[Starfinder]] also reveals an off-planet colony has kept pureblooded Azlanti around for far longer than anyone else suspected.). Eventually he grabbed the Starstone (a shard of the planet fetus that caused Earthfall and killed two gods trying to stop it) and upon touching it became a god himself.

	Aroden's divinity would not last forever. After 4606 years of divinity, Aroden was destined to appear before humanity and usher in a new age of glory for humanity. Instead, the world (not just his areas of worship) was wracked by massive storms. After three weeks, the storms (except the Eye of Abendego, an everlasting hurricane) broke and Aroden's clerics were cut off from his divine power and long term prophecy ceased to function.		Aroden's divinity would not last forever. After 4606 years of divinity, Aroden was destined to appear before humanity and usher in a new age of glory for humanity. Instead, the world (not just his areas of worship) was wracked by massive storms. After three weeks, the storms (except the Eye of Abendego, an everlasting hurricane) broke and Aroden's clerics were cut off from his divine power, and long-term prophecy ceased to function.

	Aroden is ~~survived~~ by his former herald, [[Iomedae]], and the minor saint Milani, who have both become gods in their own right. Much of the political power and wealth of his church has survived him, though his followers have either converted or died. His portfolio of humanity remains unclaimed, though [[Starfinder]] says Iomedae will eventually claim it. One early adventure takes place in his former domain and shows it empty of petitioners with no information on what happened to them given. Milani maintains a small embassy in the crumbling domain.		Aroden is served by his former herald, [[Iomedae]], and the minor saint [[Milani]], who have both become gods in their own right. Much of the political power and wealth of his church has survived him, though his followers have either converted or died. His portfolio of humanity remains unclaimed, though [[Starfinder]] says Iomedae will eventually claim it. One early adventure takes place in his former domain and shows it empty of petitioners with no information on what happened to them given. Milani maintains a small embassy in the crumbling domain.

	Unlike [[Zarus]], Aroden to some degree cared about humanity's crossbreeds. The original Taldor book stated he had a surviving, still faithful, [[Half-Elf]] archbishop. [[Milani]] has "some half-elf and half-orc" worshipers in addition to her more common human worshipers.		Unlike [[Zarus]], Aroden, to some degree, cared about humanity's crossbreeds. The original Taldor book stated he had a surviving, still faithful, [[Half-Elf]] archbishop. [[Milani]] has "some half-elf and half-orc" worshipers in addition to her more common human worshipers.

	Second edition reveals that Aroden's cause of death was ''murder''. He was referred to as "slain" back in ''A Song of Silver'' and devs mentioned they had an official version of what happened to Aroden for consistency, so this likely isn't a retcon.		Second edition reveals that Aroden's cause of death was ''murder''. He was referred to as "slain" back in ''A Song of Silver'' and devs mentioned they had an official version of what happened to Aroden for consistency, so this likely isn't a retcon.


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1d4chan>Agiletek at 19:08, 13 January 2020

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	'''Aroden, The Last Azlanti''' was the [[God-Emperor of Mankind]] in Golarion. Once the greatest swordsmith of <s>Atlantis</s> Azlant in its final years, he survived Earthfall (the resulting fallout of the [[Aboleth]] throwing a planet's fetus onto Golarion) and led the survivors. At some point he became an immortal hero king destined to be the last of his kind (~~this~~ would wind up being wrong, as multiple Runelords outlived him and, as with 2E's time travel shenanigans, two still do.). Eventually he grabbed the Starstone (a shard of the planet fetus that caused Earthfall and killed two gods trying to stop it) and upon touching it became a god himself.		'''Aroden, The Last Azlanti''' was the [[God-Emperor of Mankind]] in Golarion. Once the greatest swordsmith of <s>Atlantis</s> Azlant in its final years, he survived Earthfall (the resulting fallout of the [[Aboleth]] throwing a planet's fetus onto Golarion) and led the survivors. At some point he became an immortal hero king destined to be the last of his kind (This would wind up being wrong, as multiple Runelords outlived him and, as with 2E's time travel shenanigans, two still do. [[Starfinder]] also reveals an off-planet colony has kept pureblooded Azlanti around for far longer than anyone else suspected.). Eventually he grabbed the Starstone (a shard of the planet fetus that caused Earthfall and killed two gods trying to stop it) and upon touching it became a god himself.

	Aroden's divinity would not last forever. After 4606 years of divinity, Aroden was destined to appear before humanity and usher in a new age of glory for humanity. Instead, the world (not just his areas of worship) was wracked by massive storms. After three weeks, the storms (except the Eye of Abendego, an everlasting hurricane) broke and Aroden's clerics were cut off from his divine power and long term prophecy ceased to function.		Aroden's divinity would not last forever. After 4606 years of divinity, Aroden was destined to appear before humanity and usher in a new age of glory for humanity. Instead, the world (not just his areas of worship) was wracked by massive storms. After three weeks, the storms (except the Eye of Abendego, an everlasting hurricane) broke and Aroden's clerics were cut off from his divine power and long term prophecy ceased to function.

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	Unlike [[Zarus]], Aroden to some degree cared about humanity's crossbreeds. The original Taldor book stated he had a surviving, still faithful, [[Half-Elf]] archbishop. [[Milani]] has "some half-elf and half-orc" worshipers in addition to her more common human worshipers.		Unlike [[Zarus]], Aroden to some degree cared about humanity's crossbreeds. The original Taldor book stated he had a surviving, still faithful, [[Half-Elf]] archbishop. [[Milani]] has "some half-elf and half-orc" worshipers in addition to her more common human worshipers.

	Second edition reveals that Aroden's cause of death was ~~‘’murder’’~~. He was referred to as "slain" back in ''A Song of Silver'' and devs mentioned they had an official version of what happened to Aroden for consistency, so this likely isn't a retcon.		Second edition reveals that Aroden's cause of death was ''murder''. He was referred to as "slain" back in ''A Song of Silver'' and devs mentioned they had an official version of what happened to Aroden for consistency, so this likely isn't a retcon.


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	Unlike [[Zarus]], Aroden to some degree cared about humanity's crossbreeds. The original Taldor book stated he had a surviving, still faithful, [[Half-Elf]] archbishop. [[Milani]] has "some half-elf and half-orc" worshipers in addition to her more common human worshipers.		Unlike [[Zarus]], Aroden to some degree cared about humanity's crossbreeds. The original Taldor book stated he had a surviving, still faithful, [[Half-Elf]] archbishop. [[Milani]] has "some half-elf and half-orc" worshipers in addition to her more common human worshipers.

	Second edition reveals that Aroden's death was ~~murder~~. He was referred to as "slain" back in ''A Song of Silver'' and devs mentioned they had an official version of what happened to Aroden for consistency, so this likely isn't a retcon.		Second edition reveals that Aroden's cause of death was ‘’murder’’. He was referred to as "slain" back in ''A Song of Silver'' and devs mentioned they had an official version of what happened to Aroden for consistency, so this likely isn't a retcon.


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1d4chan>Agiletek at 15:13, 11 December 2019

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	'''Aroden, The Last Azlanti''' was the [[God-Emperor of Mankind]] in Golarion. Once the greatest swordsmith of <s>Atlantis</s> Azlant in its final years, he survived Earthfall (the resulting fallout of the [[Aboleth]] throwing a planet's fetus onto Golarion) and led the survivors. At some point he became ~~and~~ an immortal hero king destined to be the last of his kind (this would wind up being wrong, as multiple Runelords outlived him). Eventually he grabbed the Starstone (a shard of the planet fetus that caused Earthfall and killed two gods trying to stop it) and upon touching it became a god himself.		'''Aroden, The Last Azlanti''' was the [[God-Emperor of Mankind]] in Golarion. Once the greatest swordsmith of <s>Atlantis</s> Azlant in its final years, he survived Earthfall (the resulting fallout of the [[Aboleth]] throwing a planet's fetus onto Golarion) and led the survivors. At some point he became an immortal hero king destined to be the last of his kind (this would wind up being wrong, as multiple Runelords outlived him and, as with 2E's time travel shenanigans, two still do.). Eventually he grabbed the Starstone (a shard of the planet fetus that caused Earthfall and killed two gods trying to stop it) and upon touching it became a god himself.

	Aroden's divinity would not last forever. After 4606 years of divinity, Aroden was destined to appear before humanity and usher in a new age of glory for humanity. Instead, the world (not just his areas of worship) was wracked by massive storms. After three weeks, the storms (except the Eye of Abendego, an everlasting hurricane) broke and Aroden's clerics were cut off from his divine power and long term prophecy ceased to function.		Aroden's divinity would not last forever. After 4606 years of divinity, Aroden was destined to appear before humanity and usher in a new age of glory for humanity. Instead, the world (not just his areas of worship) was wracked by massive storms. After three weeks, the storms (except the Eye of Abendego, an everlasting hurricane) broke and Aroden's clerics were cut off from his divine power and long term prophecy ceased to function.

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	\|Name = Aroden		\|Name = Aroden
	\|Symbol = [[File:Aroden holy symbol.jpg]]		\|Symbol = [[File:Aroden holy symbol.jpg\|180px]]
	\|Alignment = Lawful Neutral		\|Alignment = Lawful Neutral
	\|Divine Rank = God (Deceased)		\|Divine Rank = God (Deceased)

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	\|Name = Aroden		\|Name = Aroden
	\|Symbol = ~~Eye of~~ Aroden		\|Symbol = [[File:Aroden holy symbol.jpg]]
	\|Alignment = Lawful Neutral		\|Alignment = Lawful Neutral
	\|Divine Rank = God (Deceased)		\|Divine Rank = God (Deceased)

1d4chan>Agiletek at 08:33, 22 October 2019

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	Aroden is survived by his former herald, [[Iomedae]], and the minor saint Milani, who have both become gods in their own right. Much of the political power and wealth of his church has survived him, though his followers have either converted or died. His portfolio of humanity remains unclaimed, though [[Starfinder]] says Iomedae will eventually claim it. One early adventure takes place in his former domain and shows it empty of petitioners with no information on what happened to them given. Milani maintains a small embassy in the crumbling domain.		Aroden is survived by his former herald, [[Iomedae]], and the minor saint Milani, who have both become gods in their own right. Much of the political power and wealth of his church has survived him, though his followers have either converted or died. His portfolio of humanity remains unclaimed, though [[Starfinder]] says Iomedae will eventually claim it. One early adventure takes place in his former domain and shows it empty of petitioners with no information on what happened to them given. Milani maintains a small embassy in the crumbling domain.

			Unlike [[Zarus]], Aroden to some degree cared about humanity's crossbreeds. The original Taldor book stated he had a surviving, still faithful, [[Half-Elf]] archbishop. [[Milani]] has "some half-elf and half-orc" worshipers in addition to her more common human worshipers.

	Second edition reveals that Aroden's death was murder. He was referred to as "slain" back in ''A Song of Silver'' and devs mentioned they had an official version of what happened to Aroden for consistency, so this likely isn't a retcon.		Second edition reveals that Aroden's death was murder. He was referred to as "slain" back in ''A Song of Silver'' and devs mentioned they had an official version of what happened to Aroden for consistency, so this likely isn't a retcon.


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1d4chan>Agiletek at 18:42, 4 October 2019

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	Aroden is survived by his former herald, [[Iomedae]], and the minor saint Milani, who have both become gods in their own right. Much of the political power and wealth of his church has survived him, though his followers have either converted or died. His portfolio of humanity remains unclaimed, though [[Starfinder]] says Iomedae will eventually claim it. One early adventure takes place in his former domain and shows it empty of petitioners with no information on what happened to them given. Milani maintains a small embassy in the crumbling domain.		Aroden is survived by his former herald, [[Iomedae]], and the minor saint Milani, who have both become gods in their own right. Much of the political power and wealth of his church has survived him, though his followers have either converted or died. His portfolio of humanity remains unclaimed, though [[Starfinder]] says Iomedae will eventually claim it. One early adventure takes place in his former domain and shows it empty of petitioners with no information on what happened to them given. Milani maintains a small embassy in the crumbling domain.

	Second edition reveals that Aroden's death was murder.		Second edition reveals that Aroden's death was murder. He was referred to as "slain" back in ''A Song of Silver'' and devs mentioned they had an official version of what happened to Aroden for consistency, so this likely isn't a retcon.

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