Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Inner Sea Races, by James Jacobs
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Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Inner Sea Races, by James Jacobs
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- Along with expansive details on Golarion’s most prominent races you’ll find whole chapters of exciting new character options, allowing you to make your favorite hero’s culture more vital and valuable than ever before! Dozens of racial details and heritages also make choosing the perfect race easier than ever, whether you want to be a Varisian human or an archon-blooded aasimar. Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Inner Sea Races reveals new details on Golarion’s most important races, including multiple human ethnicities.
Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Inner Sea Races, by James Jacobs - Amazon Sales Rank: #264134 in Books
- Brand: Paizo
- Published on: 2015-10-13
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 10.90" h x .70" w x 8.50" l, 2.43 pounds
- Binding: Hardcover
- 272 pages
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Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Inner Sea Races, by James Jacobs About the Author James A. Jacobs (San Francisco, CA) is chief hydrogeologist at Environmental Bio-Systems, Inc., has more than 20 years of environmental geology experience. He is the co-author, with Stephen Testa, of "Oil Spills and Gas Leaks".
Stephen M. Testa (Sacramento, CA) is executive officer of the California State Mining and Geology Board and past-president of both the American Institute of Professional Geologists and the American Geological Institute.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Nice Addition By Maros I like this book but for some it might be a bit "fluff" heavy as the "crunch" (system) part is only around 46 pages long. (Including back blurb page, this is around 256 pages total.)For those looking for reading material for background, however, this will be an ideal purchase. Non-standard backgrounds are discussed, such as an Elf falling in with humans becoming forlorn and potentially socially dysfunctional due to the generations of death the elf experiences around him.Common Races, predictably, get the most space, at around 8 pages each. Human cultures (Taldans, Varisians, etc) each get roughly 4 pages. Uncommon Races get roughly 6 pages, and Rare Races get roughly 2 pages.For system-bits, there are Traits, Feats, Alt Racial Traits, Spells, Armor, Weapons, and Wondrous Items. All are racially based. Feats are Teamwork heavy. Races are listed for Spells, but there is nothing describing an exclusive ability to learn them by Race.I almost forgot the specific (updated) chart for Reincarnation on Golarion. There is a chance you could come back as a Ifrit, Skinwalker, or Wyvaran.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful. The book itself is fine for those who do not already own previous hardback ... By Dagnaus The book itself is fine for those who do not already own previous hardback books under the "Campaign Setting" line. A lot of the information is the same if not copy and pasted, though, there are nice little blurbs within the blue boxes that might help a player or GM make their characters feel more integrated within the settings lore. Such as common stereotypes that others will commonly mistake you for, or you might just fit into that stereotype and make the different varying cultures even more stern in their stereotyped imaginings of your races culture. I found that this book makes a decent gift to a friend who is interested in the setting and wants to further immerse themselves more into Golarion along with making their character a little-bit more grounded to it rather than vaguely following a rough idea they've conjured up from hearsay.My biggest nitpick with this book is how it missed a golden opportunity to really delve deep into the workings of the more uncommon races. Often times I found my own head-cannon serving me much better than what was presented. Races like hobgoblins should never be considered 'uncommon' when they naturally breed more quickly than humans, are as dexterous as elves and as hardy as dwarves with none of the penalties from neither elves or dwarves. Perhaps I am just being nit picky here, but I cannot help but feel inconsistencies like these really deters the believability of Golarion as a setting.All in all I thought the book was okay, certainly a good gift for a friend who is looking to improve his A-game as a player and a character within Paizo's Golarion.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Solid for those looking for lore, lacking for those searching for new mechanics By Chalgyr's Game Room It has been a while since we took a look at some tabletop games, but with the recent release of the Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Inner Sea Races, this seemed as good of a time as any to cover this latest campaign setting.Depending on what you look for from a setting guide, the Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Inner Sea Races is going to be either very hit or very miss. It is hard for me to envision much of a middle ground with this one. For those looking for a lot of system mechanics, this release is rather light, ringing in around fifty pages of content. These focus on mechanics such as traits, spells, items and since all of them have racial roots to them, they fit in quite well here. Of course, you do not have to limit these by race, but they were created with these flavors in mind.There is a clear four chapter structure at play here, with the first focusing on the more commonly known races. While dwarves might not come to mind immediately in a book about sea races, it is work keeping in mind that this tome is trying to create a sense of structure and interaction - not just a bestiary of sorts. The next chapter gets into less common races such as the draw - ones that show up in a good number of guide books, but are not considered part of the primary rotation of races that get used.The third chapter really starts to get into the more unique races, and here is where I had the most fun frankly. Now these first three chapters are the kind of material I really enjoy from a campaign setting. I can easily enough come up with ideas for my players to do things most of the time, but I enjoy some lore and detail that helps to flesh out characters and the world they inhabit. The first three quarters of this book is heavily focused on on lore, and examples of how some races might blend with others. This just made for really solid reading and made for a good experience from my standpoint.People such as myself, who enjoy copious amounts of lore and flavor will get the most out of Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Inner Sea Races. The fourth and final chapter revolves around the aforementioned crunch - the game mechanics themselves. On a purely technical level, this is not the strongest of outings for the Paizo books in this regard. While some feats are absolutely cool, other aspects of the mechanics tends to revolve around smaller, less interesting items such as when a particular character might be getting some positive or negative modifiers. They do lend some variety to the combat and skill usage within the campaign, but these types of modifications tend to be a little dry.As for the book itself, but now you should know what to expect from most of Paizo's offerings if you are a longtime Pathfinder fan. The artwork ranges from pretty good to excellent, with quality paper stock and a hard cover that keeps everything in place nicely. The pages are bound perfectly, with no defects in the book even after reading through it from one cover to another (yeah, I'm one of those types when it comes to campaign settings).If you enjoy getting some lore and background on races, the Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Inner Sea Races is a really solid option for you. I do wish there had been a little more space devoted to the more unique races than the common ones we already know a great deal about, but that time with the uncommon and rare varieties is incredibly well spent. The mechanical portion of the book is a little weaker, with some solid magical items and logical modifiers, but feats are hit and miss and those who come into this looking for a lot of really solid new mechanics to work with will probably come away somewhat disappointed. All in all, a really good offering for me personally - as I fall into the former category more than the latter.
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