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	===Darklands===		===Darklands===
	Paizo's [[Underdark]]. [[~~Drow~~]], [[Svirfneblin]], [[Duergar]] and all the tropes therein.		Paizo's [[Underdark]]. [[Serpentfolk]], [[Svirfneblin]], [[Duergar]] and all the tropes therein.

	===Iblydos===		===Iblydos===

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Trivia

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	Now, this is not exactly a happy marriage. The progressive fanbase tends to look down on the pulp fanbase with sneers of disgust; witness the controversy over [[Erastil]] for one of the earliest examples of this. In return, the pulp fanbase scorns the progressives as gutless and wanting to "hugbox" the setting, until it becomes as bland and PC as D&D itself. Unfortunately for the pulp fans, it seems the progressive fanbase may have won; 2e has "moved on" with Golarion such as good-aligned goblins joining mainstream society, open rebellion in Cheliax, and a reforming Grand Princess on the throne of Taldor which may put some pretty major nails in Paizo's coffin, given that the pulp fanbase was the original foundation for their setting's success. <s>and Pathfinder 2e is going quite strong at the moment.</s> This statement did not age very well... At the same time, there were plenty of voices even before the PC elements were introduced arguing that the "mature" content was just [[edgy]] for edge's sake, so who knows what the future will bring? And it's not as if having racial diversity somehow inherently exists on a competing end of the spectrum from [[grimdark]], although nobody ever argued this was the case anyway.		Now, this is not exactly a happy marriage. The progressive fanbase tends to look down on the pulp fanbase with sneers of disgust; witness the controversy over [[Erastil]] for one of the earliest examples of this. In return, the pulp fanbase scorns the progressives as gutless and wanting to "hugbox" the setting, until it becomes as bland and PC as D&D itself. Unfortunately for the pulp fans, it seems the progressive fanbase may have won; 2e has "moved on" with Golarion such as good-aligned goblins joining mainstream society, open rebellion in Cheliax, and a reforming Grand Princess on the throne of Taldor which may put some pretty major nails in Paizo's coffin, given that the pulp fanbase was the original foundation for their setting's success. <s>and Pathfinder 2e is going quite strong at the moment.</s> This statement did not age very well... At the same time, there were plenty of voices even before the PC elements were introduced arguing that the "mature" content was just [[edgy]] for edge's sake, so who knows what the future will bring? And it's not as if having racial diversity somehow inherently exists on a competing end of the spectrum from [[grimdark]], although nobody ever argued this was the case anyway.

	That is, until 2023 when Paizo released their new "Remastered" OGL-less books. In addition to removing alignment, law/chaos damage, and other 3.5e holdovers, the creators have declared that not only will they never be mentioning Drow again, but that in fact any mentions in prior books about Drow were just shit made up by a lying Pathfinder Lodge member. Needless to say, this has resulted in massive amounts of [[skub]].		That is, until 2023 when Paizo released their new "Remastered" OGL-less books. In addition to removing alignment, law/chaos damage, and other 3.5e holdovers, the creators have declared that not only will they never be mentioning Drow again, but that in fact any mentions in prior books about Drow were just shit made up by a lying Pathfinder Lodge member and any Drow you may have allegedly met in prior adventures (such as Second Darkness or Abomination Vaults) were in fact disguised [[Serpentfolk\|lizard people]]. Needless to say, this has resulted in massive amounts of [[skub]] and is in competition for the lamest-ass media retcon since Rise of Skywalker or Warcraft: Shadowlands.

	==Further Reading==		==Further Reading==

66.169.123.248: /* Contradictory Tone */ - Drow 2023 - not there anymore!

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Contradictory Tone: - Drow 2023 - not there anymore!

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	Now, this is not exactly a happy marriage. The progressive fanbase tends to look down on the pulp fanbase with sneers of disgust; witness the controversy over [[Erastil]] for one of the earliest examples of this. In return, the pulp fanbase scorns the progressives as gutless and wanting to "hugbox" the setting, until it becomes as bland and PC as D&D itself. Unfortunately for the pulp fans, it seems the progressive fanbase may have won; 2e has "moved on" with Golarion such as good-aligned goblins joining mainstream society, open rebellion in Cheliax, and a reforming Grand Princess on the throne of Taldor which may put some pretty major nails in Paizo's coffin, given that the pulp fanbase was the original foundation for their setting's success. <s>and Pathfinder 2e is going quite strong at the moment.</s> This statement did not age very well... At the same time, there were plenty of voices even before the PC elements were introduced arguing that the "mature" content was just [[edgy]] for edge's sake, so who knows what the future will bring? And it's not as if having racial diversity somehow inherently exists on a competing end of the spectrum from [[grimdark]], although nobody ever argued this was the case anyway.		Now, this is not exactly a happy marriage. The progressive fanbase tends to look down on the pulp fanbase with sneers of disgust; witness the controversy over [[Erastil]] for one of the earliest examples of this. In return, the pulp fanbase scorns the progressives as gutless and wanting to "hugbox" the setting, until it becomes as bland and PC as D&D itself. Unfortunately for the pulp fans, it seems the progressive fanbase may have won; 2e has "moved on" with Golarion such as good-aligned goblins joining mainstream society, open rebellion in Cheliax, and a reforming Grand Princess on the throne of Taldor which may put some pretty major nails in Paizo's coffin, given that the pulp fanbase was the original foundation for their setting's success. <s>and Pathfinder 2e is going quite strong at the moment.</s> This statement did not age very well... At the same time, there were plenty of voices even before the PC elements were introduced arguing that the "mature" content was just [[edgy]] for edge's sake, so who knows what the future will bring? And it's not as if having racial diversity somehow inherently exists on a competing end of the spectrum from [[grimdark]], although nobody ever argued this was the case anyway.

			That is, until 2023 when Paizo released their new "Remastered" OGL-less books. In addition to removing alignment, law/chaos damage, and other 3.5e holdovers, the creators have declared that not only will they never be mentioning Drow again, but that in fact any mentions in prior books about Drow were just shit made up by a lying Pathfinder Lodge member. Needless to say, this has resulted in massive amounts of [[skub]].

	==Further Reading==		==Further Reading==

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Lastwall

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	===Lastwall===		===Lastwall===
	Crusader state that fights a constant battle against both [[Orc]]s from Belkzen and [[Vampire]]s from Ustalav.		Crusader state that fights a constant battle against both [[Orc]]s from Belkzen and [[Vampire]]s from Ustalav. No longer exists thanks to the transition between editions thanks to [[That Guy\|a certain Lich named Tar-Baphon.]] What a swell guy…

	===Mendev===		===Mendev===