Distant Shores

Distant Shores
PZO9285
(Book)
Author(s)	John Compton, et al.
Publisher	Paizo Inc.
Price	Print: $22.99 PDF: $15.99
Released	October 21, 2015
Type	Sourcebook
Binding	Paperback
Pages	64 pages
isbn	ISBN 978-1-60125-787-1
Rules set	PFRPG
Series	Pathfinder Campaign Setting
Follows	Inner Sea Races
Precedes	Occult Realms
Artwork from Distant Shores

Distant Shores, a Pathfinder Campaign Setting sourcebook written by John Compton, Adam Daigle, Crystal Frasier, Amanda Hamon, Rob McCreary, Mark Moreland, James L. Sutter, and Owen K.C. Stephens, was released on October 21, 2015.

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Beyond the Inner SeaIt's time to leave familiar climes and tour the wider world! While most Pathfinder characters hail from the Inner Sea region, there are many other continents and societies out there just waiting to be explored. Within this book, you'll find detailed discussions of six major trade cities found on the distant corners of Golarion, complete with full-page maps and information on the resident cultures and traditions, adventure sites, new gods, magic and fighting styles, and more, plus rules to help you add local flavor and abilities to your characters. Face your destiny with a cyclopean myth-speaking, study the mysteries of the Iridian Fold, or hone your magic at the House of Green Mothers—there's a whole world at your fingertips! Cities detailed in this book include: Aelyosos, City of Tides and westernmost port in the archipelago of Iblydos, whose half-flooded streets are guarded by cyclops prophets and mighty hero-gods. Anuli, City of New Beginnings and ancient gateway between the Inner Sea and southern Garund, where divine matriarchs rule with the mandate of Heaven. Dhucharg, City of Conquest, whose militant hobgoblin generals won't be satisfied until their armies overrun all Tian Xia. Radripal, City of Arches in the Impossible Kingdoms of Vudra, where priests travel the holy Matra River and rakshasas rule through fear and silver. Segada, the fabled City of Keys in isolated Arcadia, whose mountaintop walls keep foreign colonists on the Grinding Coast from expanding into the continent's mysterious interior. Ular Kel, Caravan City and Jewel of the Steppe, where Water Lords and nomadic horse tribes rule over massive trade routes that cut through the Grass Sea of central Casmaron.

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Contents

Introduction (2)

Hooks and ideas to launch adventures into lands far from the Inner Sea region.

Aelyosos, City of Tides by John Compton (4)

Anuli, City of New Beginnings by Crystal Frasier (14)

Dhucharg, City of Conquerors by Amanda Hamon (24)

Radripal, City of Arches by Mark Moreland (34)

Segada, City of Keys by Adam Daigle (44)

Ular Kel, The Caravan City by James L. Sutter (54)

Maybe You Should Stay Home (inside front cover)

A map of Golarion that locates the book's six featured locations.