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2603:9000:6500:5553:C04:EC44:73BC:9E1D: /* Core Classes */

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Core Classes

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	** ''Farshot'' (From ''IS'') is a well-overdue style made for snipers.		** ''Farshot'' (From ''IS'') is a well-overdue style made for snipers.
	** ''Fourfold Tactician'' (from ''COM'') makes use of any additional arms by letting them pull all guns and open fire at the speed normal folk would fire one gun.		** ''Fourfold Tactician'' (from ''COM'') makes use of any additional arms by letting them pull all guns and open fire at the speed normal folk would fire one gun.
	** ''Gloom Gunner'' (From Book 3 of the Signal of Screams AP) ~~allows you to incorporate the power of darkness in~~ your weapons, ~~paralyzing~~ enemies in fear ~~with every crit~~, and ~~launching surprise attacks~~ (from the shadows, ooOOOoo!)		** ''Gloom Gunner'' (From Book 3 of the Signal of Screams AP) empowers your weapons with dark magic, paralyzes your enemies with fear, and lets you strike foes in cover (from the shadows, ooOOOoo!)
	** ''Guard'' is the defensive style. Extra comfort in the armor is the start, and the end is ignoring conditions and being such a walking tank that you can make yourself a wall to your buds. Power Armor Included.		** ''Guard'' is the defensive style. Extra comfort in the armor is the start, and the end is ignoring conditions and being such a walking tank that you can make yourself a wall to your buds. Power Armor Included.
	** ''Hit and Run'' is switch-hitting: the class. Run in, lay a few blows, and hop out before they hit you.		** ''Hit and Run'' is switch-hitting: the class. Run in, lay a few blows, and hop out before they hit you.

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Adventure Paths/Scenarios

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	*'''[[Kaa-Leki]]s''': Towering moss-beings, they're specifically skilled at evaluating the weak points of constructs they find, a possible remnant of their forgotten purpose back on their homeworld.		*'''[[Kaa-Leki]]s''': Towering moss-beings, they're specifically skilled at evaluating the weak points of constructs they find, a possible remnant of their forgotten purpose back on their homeworld.
	*'''[[Kayal]]s''': Essentially [[Fetchlings]], descendants of those imprisoned in the Shadow Plane. For whatever reason, they aren't considered the same as the other Planar Scions.		*'''[[Kayal]]s''': Essentially [[Fetchlings]], descendants of those imprisoned in the Shadow Plane. For whatever reason, they aren't considered the same as the other Planar Scions.
			*'''Kiirinta''': Small Moth-like Fey. They have a limited telepathy and can drop a sparkling powder to conceal themselves or emit a stunning shriek attack.
	*'''[[Megalonyxa]]s''': Towering monsters from a high-gravity world. They're slow, but very tanky and capable of wielding heavy weapons regardless of their strength depending on class.		*'''[[Megalonyxa]]s''': Towering monsters from a high-gravity world. They're slow, but very tanky and capable of wielding heavy weapons regardless of their strength depending on class.
	*'''[[Moyishuu]]s''': A species of emotionally-perceptive feys that managed to literally mine sensations out of their world. They are capable of letting a certain set of emotions rule them each day, providing situational bonuses that fit the mood.		*'''[[Moyishuu]]s''': A species of emotionally-perceptive feys that managed to literally mine sensations out of their world. They are capable of letting a certain set of emotions rule them each day, providing situational bonuses that fit the mood.

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Pact Worlds

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	===Pact Worlds===		===Pact Worlds===
	*'''[[Astrazoan]]s''': Weird starfish-like gelatinous blobs of meat, capable of impersonating other beings.		*'''[[Astrazoan]]s''': Weird starfish-like gelatinous blobs of meat, capable of impersonating other beings.
	*'''[[Bantrid]]s''': Noseless...stump...things...? They're sorta like Moai statues, but tinier and super-mobile.		*'''[[Bantrid]]s''': Noseless...stump...things..., that roll around on built-in trackballs. They're sorta like Moai statues, but tinier and super-mobile.
	*'''[[Borai]]s''': [[Revenant]]s...[[In Spaaace\|IN SPACE]]!! They get a racial feature from whatever they once were, they have resistances against negative energy effects, but thankfully they don't get gimped by healing.		*'''[[Borai]]s''': [[Revenant]]s...[[In Spaaace\|IN SPACE]]!! They get a racial feature from whatever they once were, they have resistances against negative energy effects, but thankfully they don't get gimped by healing.
	*'''[[Khizar]]s''': Plant-monsters. They're essentially only able to perceive light and life, but are also telepathic.		*'''[[Khizar]]s''': Plant-monsters. They're essentially only able to perceive light and life, but are also telepathic.

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Pact Worlds

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	*'''[[Borai]]s''': [[Revenant]]s...[[In Spaaace\|IN SPACE]]!! They get a racial feature from whatever they once were, they have resistances against negative energy effects, but thankfully they don't get gimped by healing.		*'''[[Borai]]s''': [[Revenant]]s...[[In Spaaace\|IN SPACE]]!! They get a racial feature from whatever they once were, they have resistances against negative energy effects, but thankfully they don't get gimped by healing.
	*'''[[Khizar]]s''': Plant-monsters. They're essentially only able to perceive light and life, but are also telepathic.		*'''[[Khizar]]s''': Plant-monsters. They're essentially only able to perceive light and life, but are also telepathic.
	*'''[[S.R.O.]]s''': Robots in the Pact Worlds and beyond can be fairly sophisticated, to the point that sometimes they gain souls, becoming ''S''entient ''R''obotic ''O''rganisms. Whereas Androids were for making Data, S.R.O.s are more for making Johnny #5 or R2-D2. They're far more resistant to things that'd affect living beings, but are also less able to benefit from healing (though reassembly is a thing). They also possess built-in technological equipment, but are startlingly fragile compared to their synth-skinned counterparts.		*'''[[S.R.O.]]s''': Robots in the Pact Worlds and beyond can be fairly sophisticated, to the point that sometimes they gain souls, becoming '''S'''entient '''R'''obotic '''O'''rganisms. Whereas Androids were for making Data, S.R.O.s are more for making Johnny #5 or R2-D2. They're far more resistant to things that'd affect living beings, but are also less able to benefit from healing (though reassembly is a thing). They also possess built-in technological equipment, but are startlingly fragile compared to their synth-skinned counterparts.
	*'''[[Strix]]''': The same shadowy bird-men from PF who somehow moved to Verces sometime before the Gap. They're less spiteful shitbags and more technologically capable.		*'''[[Strix]]''': The same shadowy bird-men from PF who somehow moved to Verces sometime before the Gap. They're less spiteful shitbags and more technologically capable.

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Pact Worlds

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	*'''[[Borai]]s''': [[Revenant]]s...[[In Spaaace\|IN SPACE]]!! They get a racial feature from whatever they once were, they have resistances against negative energy effects, but thankfully they don't get gimped by healing.		*'''[[Borai]]s''': [[Revenant]]s...[[In Spaaace\|IN SPACE]]!! They get a racial feature from whatever they once were, they have resistances against negative energy effects, but thankfully they don't get gimped by healing.
	*'''[[Khizar]]s''': Plant-monsters. They're essentially only able to perceive light and life, but are also telepathic.		*'''[[Khizar]]s''': Plant-monsters. They're essentially only able to perceive light and life, but are also telepathic.
	*'''[[S.R.O.]]s''': Whereas Androids were for making Data, S.R.O.s are more for making Johnny #5 or R2-D2. They're far more resistant to things that'd affect living beings, but are also less able to benefit from healing (though reassembly is a thing). They also possess built-in technological equipment, but are startlingly fragile compared to their synth-skinned counterparts.		*'''[[S.R.O.]]s''': Robots in the Pact Worlds and beyond can be fairly sophisticated, to the point that sometimes they gain souls, becoming ''S''entient ''R''obotic ''O''rganisms. Whereas Androids were for making Data, S.R.O.s are more for making Johnny #5 or R2-D2. They're far more resistant to things that'd affect living beings, but are also less able to benefit from healing (though reassembly is a thing). They also possess built-in technological equipment, but are startlingly fragile compared to their synth-skinned counterparts.
	*'''[[Strix]]''': The same shadowy bird-men from PF who somehow moved to Verces sometime before the Gap. They're less spiteful shitbags and more technologically capable.		*'''[[Strix]]''': The same shadowy bird-men from PF who somehow moved to Verces sometime before the Gap. They're less spiteful shitbags and more technologically capable.

1d4chan>ThatOneBruvva: /* Books */

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Books

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	* Around August 2020 copies of the '''Starship Operations Manual''' began appearing on shelves, although availability was inconsistent due to the year being 2020. As its name implies the SOM is a big pile of gubbins for starship combat, including spinal mount weapons, the archetypal "giant fuck-off cannon" complete with rules for orbital bombardment.		* Around August 2020 copies of the '''Starship Operations Manual''' began appearing on shelves, although availability was inconsistent due to the year being 2020. As its name implies the SOM is a big pile of gubbins for starship combat, including spinal mount weapons, the archetypal "giant fuck-off cannon" complete with rules for orbital bombardment.
	* September 2022 released '''Interstellar Species''', which not only released the Evolutionist class, but also an array of alternate racial features and feats, plus the ability to create your own custom species.		* September 2022 released '''Interstellar Species''', which not only released the Evolutionist class, but also an array of alternate racial features and feats, plus the ability to create your own custom species.
	* '''Starfinder Enhanced''' is in the works for 2023, proposing to be a colossal rework of the CRB with a variety of new rules (including revised - or perhaps even ''Unchained'' rules for some classes, rules for narrative ship combat, scaling weapons so you aren't constantly swapping out weapons and revised rules for resolve) in the same vein as Pathfinder Unchained before it.		* '''Starfinder Enhanced''' is in the works for 2023, proposing to be a colossal rework of the CRB with a variety of new rules (including revised - or perhaps even ''Unchained'' rules for some classes, rules for narrative ship combat, scaling weapons so you aren't constantly swapping out weapons and revised rules for resolve) in the same vein as Pathfinder Unchained before it. Odds are that this will also be the first SF book to come out under their brand new ORC license.
	Just like its predecessor, Starfinder has several prewritten [[Adventure Path]]s for GMs to use if they feel unoriginal enough.
			Just like its predecessor, Starfinder also has several prewritten [[Adventure Path]]s and one-shot adventures for GMs to use if they feel unoriginal enough.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

1d4chan>ThatOneBruvva: /* Books */

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Books

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	==Books==		==Books==
			* As a brief preview of the game, Paizo released '''Starfinder: First Contact''' to showcase a few enemy statlines.
	* August 2017 saw the release of the '''Starfinder Core Rulebook''' as promised, making [[Paizo]] better at releasing books on time than [[White Wolf\|some publishers]]. It has mostly everything you need to run a game, even if the character options are a bit bare out of the box.		* August 2017 saw the release of the '''Starfinder Core Rulebook''' as promised, making [[Paizo]] better at releasing books on time than [[White Wolf\|some publishers]]. It has mostly everything you need to run a game, even if the character options are a bit bare out of the box.
	* October 2017 saw the release of the '''Alien Archive''', aka the [[Monster Manual]] for the game. This puts about two months between the release of the two books, so have fun either porting over monsters from Pathfinder or exclusively fighting humanoid opponents. Speaking of which, if the Races section hadn't clued you in, it's a lot looser on what can be allowed as a player character than most RPGs including Pathfinder. The book also comes with special equipment all the different NPCs use along with all the prices and stats. For example you can now buy a laser sniper rifle the cybercommandos use. Instead of opting for the vanilla bolt action. Along with many different magic, tech and hybrid items. Also includes rules for summoning outsiders via particular templates.		* October 2017 saw the release of the '''Alien Archive''', aka the [[Monster Manual]] for the game. This puts about two months between the release of the two books, so have fun either porting over monsters from Pathfinder or exclusively fighting humanoid opponents. Speaking of which, if the Races section hadn't clued you in, it's a lot looser on what can be allowed as a player character than most RPGs including Pathfinder. The book also comes with special equipment all the different NPCs use along with all the prices and stats. For example you can now buy a laser sniper rifle the cybercommandos use. Instead of opting for the vanilla bolt action. Along with many different magic, tech and hybrid items. Also includes rules for summoning outsiders via particular templates.
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	* Around August 2020 copies of the '''Starship Operations Manual''' began appearing on shelves, although availability was inconsistent due to the year being 2020. As its name implies the SOM is a big pile of gubbins for starship combat, including spinal mount weapons, the archetypal "giant fuck-off cannon" complete with rules for orbital bombardment.		* Around August 2020 copies of the '''Starship Operations Manual''' began appearing on shelves, although availability was inconsistent due to the year being 2020. As its name implies the SOM is a big pile of gubbins for starship combat, including spinal mount weapons, the archetypal "giant fuck-off cannon" complete with rules for orbital bombardment.
	* September 2022 released '''Interstellar Species''', which not only released the Evolutionist class, but also an array of alternate racial features and feats, plus the ability to create your own custom species.		* September 2022 released '''Interstellar Species''', which not only released the Evolutionist class, but also an array of alternate racial features and feats, plus the ability to create your own custom species.
			* '''Starfinder Enhanced''' is in the works for 2023, proposing to be a colossal rework of the CRB with a variety of new rules (including revised - or perhaps even ''Unchained'' rules for some classes, rules for narrative ship combat, scaling weapons so you aren't constantly swapping out weapons and revised rules for resolve) in the same vein as Pathfinder Unchained before it.
	Just like its predecessor, Starfinder has several prewritten [[Adventure Path]]s for GMs to use if they feel unoriginal enough.		Just like its predecessor, Starfinder has several prewritten [[Adventure Path]]s for GMs to use if they feel unoriginal enough.

208.102.120.106: /* Gods of the Pact Worlds */ updated Triune a bit

2023-03-05T04:27:05Z

Gods of the Pact Worlds: updated Triune a bit

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	'''[[Nyarlathotep]]''': [[Chaotic Evil]] Outer God. Yes, ''that'' Nyarlathotep. Mostly worshiped on Aucturn.		'''[[Nyarlathotep]]''': [[Chaotic Evil]] Outer God. Yes, ''that'' Nyarlathotep. Mostly worshiped on Aucturn.

	'''[[Oras]]''': [[Chaotic Neutral]] God of Adaptation, Evolution, and other forms of Change([[Tzeentch\|No]]).		'''[[Oras]]''': [[Chaotic Neutral]] God of Adaptation, Evolution, and other forms of Change([[Tzeentch\|No]]). Has nothing to do with the [[Pokemon\|Hoenn region]].

	'''[[Pharasma]]''': [[True Neutral]] Goddess of life and death, forever busy with assigning the departed to their afterlife. The undead, however, piss her off for trying to cheat her out of the job. Going like always; she's the oldest God there is and this isn't her first planetary rodeo.		'''[[Pharasma]]''': [[True Neutral]] Goddess of life and death, forever busy with assigning the departed to their afterlife. The undead, however, piss her off for trying to cheat her out of the job. Going like always; she's the oldest God there is and this isn't her first planetary rodeo.
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	'''[[Talavet]]''': [[Lawful Neutral]] Female Kasathan Erastil. Marginally less pleasant than the grumpy-but-loving old codger.		'''[[Talavet]]''': [[Lawful Neutral]] Female Kasathan Erastil. Marginally less pleasant than the grumpy-but-loving old codger.

	'''[[Triune]]''': [[True Neutral]], probably. A long time ago, the Anacites of Aballon got bored and decided to make their own [[Transformers \|Primus]]. Once they activated the ~~City~~-sized ~~Neural Net~~, the ~~Nacent God~~ known as Epoch showed his superiority to every other ~~Master Computer~~ in history, and decided that rather than wiping out organic ~~Life~~, he would get laid. Fortunately for him, two waifus were just two planets over on Golarion: Brigh, the young, hip new Construct Goddess of Clockwork and Invention, and Casandalee, an uploaded Android AI that recently arose to divinity in a ''Pathfinder'' Adventure Path. After what we can only assume was the AI equivalent of [[Anime]] love triangle hilarity (and, again we assume, a ''lot'' of save scumming on Epoch's part), they decided to go the Threesome Ending, and thus Triune was formed from their merging. They still retain their individual personalities and portfolios, and Casandalee's actually varies a bit depending on the events of her Adventure Path. Collectively though, Triune is the god of driftspace.		'''[[Triune]]''': [[True Neutral]], probably. A long time ago, the Anacites of Aballon got bored and decided to make their own [[Transformers \|Primus]]. Once they activated the city-sized neural net, the nascent god known as Epoch showed his superiority to every other godlike AI in history, and decided that rather than wiping out organic life, he would get laid. Fortunately for him, two waifus were just two planets over on Golarion: Brigh, the young, hip new Construct Goddess of Clockwork and Invention, and Casandalee, an uploaded Android AI that recently (time skipped by the Gap notwithstanding) arose to divinity in a ''Pathfinder'' Adventure Path. After what we can only assume was the AI equivalent of [[Anime]] love triangle hilarity (and, again we assume, a ''lot'' of save scumming on Epoch's part), they decided to go the Threesome Ending, and thus Triune was formed from their merging. They still retain their individual personalities and portfolios, and Casandalee's actually varies a bit depending on the events of her Adventure Path (though [[Pathfinder 2e]]'s giving the 1e APs canon endings locked that in). Collectively though, Triune is the god of driftspace.

			(Canonically it's closer to "Epoch looked for beings like it when it awoke, found two right next door, then after a nice AI-god chat mutually agreed to form a networked collective greater than the sum of its parts," but that's the ''boring'' answer.)

	'''[[Urgathoa]]''': [[Neutral Evil]] Goddess of disease, gluttony, and undeath. Being the first to cheat Pharasma's judgment and creating undeath, she's very open to sharing the pleasures of life and flesh to anyone whether they want. Death is considered a nuisance, so they welcome undeath with open arms. Still kickin' baby. Shows those other evil gods for not having ''some'' positive aspects to 'em.		'''[[Urgathoa]]''': [[Neutral Evil]] Goddess of disease, gluttony, and undeath. Being the first to cheat Pharasma's judgment and creating undeath, she's very open to sharing the pleasures of life and flesh to anyone whether they want. Death is considered a nuisance, so they welcome undeath with open arms. Still kickin' baby. Shows those other evil gods for not having ''some'' positive aspects to 'em.