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Countless centuries ago the gnomes emerged into the world of the Pathfinder Chronicles from the First World, a mysterious other-realm of half-finished possibilities and relentless natural dangers. Scions of the immortal fey, the gnomes left their strange homeland behind and rooted themselves to the world of mortals - even if those roots have never been particularly strong. Gnomes of Golarion offers Pathfinder players more information than ever before about what many gamers consider the most unique and interesting of the standard player character races. From details on gnomish culture, equipment, and names to rules for the bizarre process known as the Bleaching, when a gnome's color begins to fade as he loses connection to the ephemeral world that spawned his kind, Gnomes of Golarion has everything you want to know about gnomes and how to play them effectively.
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Gnomes of Golarion ist der mit sicherlich farbenfrohste Band der Races-Serie der Golarion Kampagnenwelt. Auf gewohnt hochwertigen 32 Seiten, die diesmal quietsch-pink/lila gehalten sind, wird dem Leser das vielleicht exotischste Spielerrassen-Volk vorgestellt.
Im Buch finden sich Infos zur Lebensweise der Gnome, ihrer Geschichte (sie sind das einzige spielbare Volk, das nicht originär auf Golarion existierte), speziellen Zaubern, einer neuen Prestigeklasse, neuen Gegenständen und so weiter. Dabei ist es überraschend wie viel Paizo auf die gerade einmal 32 Seiten des Buches komprimiert kriegt.
Die Gnome Golarions, die stetig neue Erlebnisse und Erfahrungen machen müssen, wollen sie nicht vom mysteriösen "Bleaching" betroffen werden, sind emsige Chaoten, die sicher die Phantasie vieler Spieler anregen werden.
Als Fazit bleibt festzuhalten, dass dieser Spieler Companion ein Muss für jeden Gnomspieler auf Golarion ist, sich aber in den Händen eines Spielleiters ebenso gut macht.
Im Buch finden sich Infos zur Lebensweise der Gnome, ihrer Geschichte (sie sind das einzige spielbare Volk, das nicht originär auf Golarion existierte), speziellen Zaubern, einer neuen Prestigeklasse, neuen Gegenständen und so weiter. Dabei ist es überraschend wie viel Paizo auf die gerade einmal 32 Seiten des Buches komprimiert kriegt.
Die Gnome Golarions, die stetig neue Erlebnisse und Erfahrungen machen müssen, wollen sie nicht vom mysteriösen "Bleaching" betroffen werden, sind emsige Chaoten, die sicher die Phantasie vieler Spieler anregen werden.
Als Fazit bleibt festzuhalten, dass dieser Spieler Companion ein Muss für jeden Gnomspieler auf Golarion ist, sich aber in den Händen eines Spielleiters ebenso gut macht.
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beim auspacken stellte ich fest, das zumindest das cover komplett anders aussieht (Kampfszene zwischen 2 Gnomen und 4 drachenartigen Wesen). Der Inhalt ist allerdings - wie schon von anderen beschreiben - quietschrosa, violett und türkis.
Als Hintergrundwissen für jemanden, der Gnome spielt unverzichtbar. Beschreibung der Städte sehr ausführlich - allerding nur 7 spezielle Waffen und 2 spells sind mir etwas zu wenig... (deswegen nur 4 Sterne). Hätte man noch spezielle Ausrüstung hinzugefügt, wäre es toll gewesen. So sind auf 32 Seiten einige nützliche Eigenschaften angeführt, die ein besseres Rollenspiel ermöglichen. Für mich war der Preis angemessen - muss aber jeder für sich selbst entscheiden....
Als Hintergrundwissen für jemanden, der Gnome spielt unverzichtbar. Beschreibung der Städte sehr ausführlich - allerding nur 7 spezielle Waffen und 2 spells sind mir etwas zu wenig... (deswegen nur 4 Sterne). Hätte man noch spezielle Ausrüstung hinzugefügt, wäre es toll gewesen. So sind auf 32 Seiten einige nützliche Eigenschaften angeführt, die ein besseres Rollenspiel ermöglichen. Für mich war der Preis angemessen - muss aber jeder für sich selbst entscheiden....
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Pathfider continues to outshine D&D 4th!
29. Juli 2010
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Once more Piazo with the pathfinder line shows us what a well written, high production value line of books should look like. Add that to a well-developed game that can challenge and entertain (unlike the disgrace that is D7D 4th edition) and you have products worth the money. This book delves in to the history, outlook, and lives of the insane little Gnomes of the pathfinder setting and I have to say I do like where they took the race! Each of the race books has been worth the time and money and I will probably start getting the books on the lands also. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!!
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Annoying in a fun way!
22. Juni 2011
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Even more than the halflings, the gnomes have struggled to find a place in fantasy gaming. Big noses, illusions, inventions that fail disastrously, and talking to moles might make for good cartoon gags, but they don't exactly make for great heroes. Gnomes have never done anything that halflings or dwarves don't do better - at least nothing useful.
Until Pathfinder, that is. Gnomes are no longer annoying because they are pointless. Gnomes are annoying because that is how they stay alive and vibrant. A gnome that does not seek out new, exciting adventures can fall pray to bleaching. The Bleaching literally strips their color away and, eventually, their life. Gnomes have to regularly overturn their lives, and the lives of everyone around them, or they will slowly fade away.
The gnomes come from the fey First World. Were they migrants to Golarion? Escapees? Deportees? They don't remember and the fey aren't talking. Whatever their reason for leaving, the trip was one way. The gnomes are not a natural part of Golarion, but they are now a permanent part of it. Their otherworldly origin is an important part of their character. Gnomes make every attempt to fit in on Golarion, but they don't quite understand how mortal life works or how the races think.
All of the non-human player character races are literary descendant of fairies, or closely equivalent beings, from various European mythologies. Golarion gnomes gain some individuality and differentiate themselves from halflings and dwarves by reinstating this fey connection. Gnomes have always been more magical than the other two short races. This book gives a good explanation for that magic and gives the gnomes verisimilitude they haven't had before.
With the fey connection and the threat of bleaching, gnomes actually make sense as magic using practical jokers. Their high charisma helps them avoid some of the backlash they might otherwise receive for their behavior. More importantly, gnomish practical jokes are explicitly non-malicious. A gnome might play a practical joke on a paladin to bring his ego back down to earth, but he wouldn't do it out of cruelty. Annoying in a fun way - that's what the Gnomes of Golarion offers, as opposed to the annoying in an annoying way gnomes I've run into before at the gaming table.
If the book has any weakness, it's the sample characters. Upon reflection, I can see how they are whimsical and perfectly gnomish. The written descriptions, however, leave them seeming mostly... odd. One character gives away a magical copper coin away and then tracks it down and retrieves it by any means necessary. The other is Don Quixote-style knight who wears a tea kettle as a helmet and runs a constant monologue as he battles. They should seem a lot more silly and non-human than they do. They come off more as bad play actors than actual fey-touched gnomes.
But the sample characters are a small quibble. If you play gnomes, or wonder why anyone would play one, this is the book for you. No matter your game world, it will be a lot more colorful and interesting with these gnomes in it.
Until Pathfinder, that is. Gnomes are no longer annoying because they are pointless. Gnomes are annoying because that is how they stay alive and vibrant. A gnome that does not seek out new, exciting adventures can fall pray to bleaching. The Bleaching literally strips their color away and, eventually, their life. Gnomes have to regularly overturn their lives, and the lives of everyone around them, or they will slowly fade away.
The gnomes come from the fey First World. Were they migrants to Golarion? Escapees? Deportees? They don't remember and the fey aren't talking. Whatever their reason for leaving, the trip was one way. The gnomes are not a natural part of Golarion, but they are now a permanent part of it. Their otherworldly origin is an important part of their character. Gnomes make every attempt to fit in on Golarion, but they don't quite understand how mortal life works or how the races think.
All of the non-human player character races are literary descendant of fairies, or closely equivalent beings, from various European mythologies. Golarion gnomes gain some individuality and differentiate themselves from halflings and dwarves by reinstating this fey connection. Gnomes have always been more magical than the other two short races. This book gives a good explanation for that magic and gives the gnomes verisimilitude they haven't had before.
With the fey connection and the threat of bleaching, gnomes actually make sense as magic using practical jokers. Their high charisma helps them avoid some of the backlash they might otherwise receive for their behavior. More importantly, gnomish practical jokes are explicitly non-malicious. A gnome might play a practical joke on a paladin to bring his ego back down to earth, but he wouldn't do it out of cruelty. Annoying in a fun way - that's what the Gnomes of Golarion offers, as opposed to the annoying in an annoying way gnomes I've run into before at the gaming table.
If the book has any weakness, it's the sample characters. Upon reflection, I can see how they are whimsical and perfectly gnomish. The written descriptions, however, leave them seeming mostly... odd. One character gives away a magical copper coin away and then tracks it down and retrieves it by any means necessary. The other is Don Quixote-style knight who wears a tea kettle as a helmet and runs a constant monologue as he battles. They should seem a lot more silly and non-human than they do. They come off more as bad play actors than actual fey-touched gnomes.
But the sample characters are a small quibble. If you play gnomes, or wonder why anyone would play one, this is the book for you. No matter your game world, it will be a lot more colorful and interesting with these gnomes in it.
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