Pathfinder Second Edition Lost Omens Tian Xia World Guide

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Pathfinder Second Edition Lost Omens Tian Xia World Guide

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PaizoSKU: LP6SXWZ01

Detailed Gazetteer: It provides detailed information on the continent of Tian Xia, which serves as the "Asian analog continent" in the Pathfinder setting.
Lore and Worldbuilding: The book includes a chapter on the region's history, information on imperial dragons, and a section on religions.
Expanded Setting Concepts: It establishes five key differences between Tian Xia and the Inner Sea region, such as that dragons are not monsters but characters and that the dead are never truly gone.

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Dragons once served as the stewards of this land, commanded by Heavenly decree. Can you live up to their lofty expectations, or will you flounder and fail like countless kingdoms before you? Prophecy is dead and history hangs on a feather; even the slightest breath might change the course of peoples and nations. Strike out and seize your destiny in an uncertain future!

This massive 304-page gazetteer features a look at the history, cultures, and peoples of Tian Xia, with summaries of over 20 distinct nations and kingdoms on, above, and under the continent. It's accompanied by a giant poster map displaying this region of the Pathfinder setting in beautiful detail.

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Detailed Gazetteer: It provides detailed information on the continent of Tian Xia, which serves as the "Asian analog continent" in the Pathfinder setting.
Lore and Worldbuilding: The book includes a chapter on the region's history, information on imperial dragons, and a section on religions.
Expanded Setting Concepts: It establishes five key differences between Tian Xia and the Inner Sea region, such as that dragons are not monsters but characters and that the dead are never truly gone.