Thanks for the additional detail 🙂

Haha! Thank you!

Its a great call and I could totally see about doing more of this kind of video.

@@TheMythKeeper Thank you

It'd be really interested in kind doing an across the board look at tech. Where it's at what level and where. This was kind of preview of that in some sense because weirdly while many DMs get hung up on whether to have guns or not, and go right past the idea of long ships next to clippers next to ironclads.

Cool! Glad to act as a weird little nautical encyclopedia for the day.

Yeah, that was the first goal: a quick crash course in sailing terms to help the lay-person with their games.

Nice! I'm still waiting for those book summaries from you! 😅

@@TheMythKeeper yes! I am officially on the final book of the 38 book series, And I have officially read every single web fiction and blog post. The only thing left are some comics

@@Pathsfound That's incredible, you have out-myth-keepered the mythkeeper!

This is a weird video that I had no idea I was going to make until I made it, and now its immediately one of my favorites.

Yes! Love it when I post a video and someone is just about to start a campaign that the video applies to!

Uh... me... haha!

Well I'm sorry to disappoint but I don't mention a single flying ship in this vid! Just regular boring, water-based ships in this one.

Haha! Thank you :-)

But really though. I haven't played a campaign set in Golarion in nearly 6 years and by showing your videos has my crew just excited to play anywhere in the setting. I'm thinking of doing something involving Arazny, Nex, and Alkenstar city.

@@TheInsatiableDrBoom - Any kind of follow-up to what Arazni went through in Trant's Grasp would be a fun campaign. Honestly, if you're Arazni-curious, you could just run that 1E AP. You could probably streamline it and run it in fewer sessions as a kind of prequel to a follow-up game set in the Impossible Lands.

@TheMythKeeper 1E AP? My players just like the idea of playing a more grand political kind of thing and I thought the lore you showcased does a great job of being neutral until the players pick a side. Made me think of Fallout New Vegas, Latveria-Wakanda style deal.

@@TheInsatiableDrBoom - Yeah, a Geb/Nex/Alkenstar story in the vein of Fallout New Vegas where the players get to pick their faction would be awesome. Also, a lot of work for a GM though! I always propose starting with an Adventure Path because those games are 90% more likely to keep going. If you have the time to build your own, so much the better. It all depends on what else you have going on in your life and how much time you can dedicate to telling your own story.

Thank you!

Glad it was helpful!

Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for listening!

Then you'll have a lot of fun with my Shackles video! It's a long one and it covers absolutely everything!

Thank you so much!

Awesome! Glad to hear it and thanks for watching

This is awesome, thanks for sharing.

Thank you sir

Someone else beat you to it in the comments I'm afraid, but thank you for the detail. ;-)

Glad to help!

I've been 3d printing ships for running a maritine capaign. So far I have 15 ships and counting. I want my players to experience many of the different naval factions as they traverse the Golarian Waterways. Im going to have them watch this before we start our campaign.

@@wesleycastro6313 - Awesome, yes! Please share with your group.

Of all the seas you were going to call out, the Castrovin was not the one I was expecting! But rock on, I'm glad you're using some of the lesser explored parts of the PF world.

You bet!

Awesome! Glad you liked it and thanks for watching and commenting!

Awesome! That sounds like a great concept. There are a few Darklands connections I do explore in my Shackles video next week.

Awesome glad you liked it! Shackles is just around the corner now.

Thanks as always good sir!

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Any time ;-)

Hahahaha! Yes! What a fast response!

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Yeah that's all correct. I think Man O'War being the biggest class of ship is more of a general game thing (probably originates here - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man_O%27_War_(game) as its not a distinction unique to Pathfinder.

@@TheMythKeeper Yeah I see Man o' War being a class of ship a lot in games.

If it helps, that is the canonical world-map, it just doesn't have the detailed nation borders on it. And Murraseth isn't arbitrarily placed by me, I did as much research as I could to try and place it in roughly the right spot. I do believe its meant to be located around that big inland sea that you can see there. Assuming the scale is even close to accurate, that means Murraseth is about the size of the Mwangi Expanse. Its absolutely huge. Just my 2 cents... But yes, it would be lovely to just get a full world map.

Thank you!

Thank you for the kind words!

Thank you!

These are all great ideas. I do generally touch a little on food & fashion in my regional deep dive videos, but I never thought about collating all that into a single video.

those tend to be my favourite parts, since they make the world feel lived in. That being said, follow your heart and just keep going with whatever brings you joy when doing this.@@TheMythKeeper

You're correct, those are the wrong sails on the caravel. Thanks for pointing that out.

No, actually not quite. Originally Port was larboard. This idea that most ships docked to larboard in the age of sail is a ridiculous myth also, at least early age of sail, they docked whichever side the wind and tides allowed them to dock most easily. It literally depended on the harbour, if the wind and tide were against a larboard docking then they would dock starboard.... Larboard was eventually dropped because in the English Language larboard and starboard simply sound too similar in conditions with a lot of noise, like say a battle or a storm. People also worked out ways to use anchors to say kedge a ship into dock on the port side exclusively IF the harbour was of a size to allow you to do that. It was only a fair distance into the age of sail, when ships started to carry multiple types of anchor and as the full sailing rigs were refined that 'port' side became truly port side.... But thats about the time Port started taking over the use of larboard....

You're both right of course, I just didn't want to get into this level of detail.

@@alganhar1I’ve assumed that “Port” replaced “larboard” in English in the 19th century because as steam engines became more common parts of the ship just got louder and it was harder to hear the crucial difference between “starboard” and “larboard.” But I’ve never looked to confirm that.

Hehe!

Perhaps I misspoke and maybe its hard to see because of the resolution on the video, but that is precisely how it is. The Linnorm is Golden, and then the flag changes color based on the kingdom. Red is only the color on the United flag.

@@TheMythKeeper I was talking about sails. Look at 14:20, for example. Why do they all have red as a middle color of the sail? Shouldn't it be gold?

@@goransekulic3671 - Agh! Omg, you're totally right. I messed up all of the sails on the Linnorm Kingdom ships. 😭 I didn't even notice it when you clearly pointed it out for some reason.

@@TheMythKeeper I was just following a pattern. The main flag color is the main sail color and gold should the central stripe on all of them. Right? If so, glad to help.

Hehe! Thank you