Psychopomps -> Proteans -> Aeons is I think the order I'm looking at for the more neutal outsiders

@@TheMythKeeper Looking forward to them! Also when can we expect a video touching on the Darvakka? I would imagine for a video on the denizens of the Shadow Plane

Awesome! I love a bit of kismet

Me too

Gorum probably smiled like a lunatic the entire time, thinking something like: "Now they know why I made my divine realm HERE!"

RIP armor bro 😢

Rock on!

Me too!

Glad to hear it

Barzahk is coming ;-) Love that crow guy too!

Qlippoths are in my next religion video (already up in fact for my MythWatchers Club members)

That is the next religion video and it’s already available to my Mythwatchers club members ;-)

Psychopomps, Proteans, Aeons & Inevitables are on there way. Rakshasas, Onis, Demodands, Sakhils and Kytons (Fiends that don't reside in the Outer Sphere) will get there own series. No plans yet for the other native celestials, but I may do a catch-all, maybe? We'll see.

If you’re willing to put in the work to do a catch-all, I would love it.

I had a feeling from that first Angel video that the Azatas were going to be the gang you most vibed with. I am fond of the Agathions myself ;-)

Actually, overall, I prefer the Agathians. ... The thing that troubbled me about the Archons, is that some of their philosopys didn't seem to fit what I think of as "lawfull." ... If anything, I was worried the Azatas would have the opposite problem, but I havn't anilised them enough to have a strong opinion on if Azatas are "chaotic enough."

I've actually just finished recording the audio on my first faction feature, which will be on the Firebrands. If people enjoy it I will do more - PFS, Aspis Consortium, Hellknights and many more I'm sure.

Hellknights in a nutshell: pointy armor and alignments ranging from lawful lawful to lawful awful. But the Order of the Godclaw? That’s what’s really interesting. At face value, they follow just another pantheon, but the included deities are not represented as many outside the order would recognize. In fact, the relationship between the followers and the gods is almost reversed. Yes, the Godclaw does still have an ideology the followers should strive to embody, but that ideology is modeled on the Hellknights, with the different gods being almost rewritten to fit the narrative. Even visually, the gods are depicted in the likeness of Hellknights, rather than Hellknights adopting visual cues of their gods. And somehow, it works. The faithful can call upon the divine powers of the Godclaw as easily as followers of any other deity can call upon their own gods. So what’s the deal? Is it that the Order gets close enough, often enough, with a broad enough grouping of gods, that at least one of them is likely to care at any given time? Are some of the deities willing to accept the stray prayers of the group, without caring to correct anyone? Does that worship/responsibility get split between each of the member gods or do they take turns? The wiki suggests it could be the power of belief… but if belief alone gets the job done, without any actual need for the divine backing, then there wouldn’t have been any need for an Inheritor, would there? The grouping of the selected gods is already interesting enough, but there’s even more going on here.

@@Dyre_Wolf There are a few named Pantheons in Pathfinder, and Godclaw is one of them. My assumption is that the gods are not so jealous of each other that if a person happens to pray to multiple deities they won't deny them power. If part of a formal trinity, they may offer them less power than they would a straight worshiper would get - but if you multiply that by 3 maybe it all nets out the same.

A whole bunch of Tian Xia content will come at you in early '24 when the new book comes out

🎉🥳🎉

​@@TheMythKeeperI nominate asura for the next one builds on hells backstory

@@burningbronze7555 That's next ;-)

That's not the next religion vid that's going up, but it is the one coming right after that.

I said in my other comments, but Remaster will drop alignments and I'm so ready for it. Forget alignments (edicts & anathemas, I agree quite useful) but figure out what the gods about and don't worry so much about which plane they live on or what the rules say about their alignment. Do they fit the character? If yes - go for it!

​​​​​​​@@TheMythKeeper I don't care. I need to know a deity's allignment to make an informed decition for my divinely inspired characters.

Honestly, probably not in very much detail. Absalom has a vast amount of detail, and that will probably wind up being a very long video even without Shadow Absalom. I do discuss Shadow Absalom a little in my Inner Sphere Part 2 guide, which discusses the Shadowplane and the First World.

That sounds like a pretty rad character concept, I have to say!

You're in luck! Qlippoths are in my next religion video!

@@TheMythKeeper It's nice how life works out like that sometimes :) Something to anticipate then!

They're very near. They're already up in fact for my Mythwatchers Club viewers ;-)

Yep!

There are some new Tian Xia books coming out so I'm planning to hold some of that content until they hit the shelves.

Yeah this is totally correct. :-)

Wait... Ill'surrish is a Protean Lord! Either way, both Proteans and Psychopomps are coming!

Kytons are awesome and I'm getting there fairly soon!

@@TheMythKeeper ya like them enough I made a template for them so can play one or least a half one

@@dragonlord498 Thats awesome. Stay tuned then, that should be a fun video.

I think I had to switch to a different mic for the filmed portion because I was getting feedback. I tried to fix in post a little but obviously didn’t work.

Good idea! I'll put that on the backlog and see if there's enough material there to make it interesting

​@@TheMythKeeperawesome!

That's a list that may grow soon, with what Paizo have been hinting about future stoylines.

@@valvadis2360 Yep, I've heard that rumor too ;-)

Azata are fey-like celestials

It seems like an error, doesn't it? I feel like the petitioners of Niravana should be called "the Pure" suggesting something innate in them rather than something that has occurred to them. But maybe that's the point, isn't it? Nirvana requires more introspection and work to achieve the right level of balance.

​​​​@@TheMythKeeperIf we rename "The Clensed" to "The Pure," we should also rename "The Hunted" to "A-Bad-(on) Guys." edit: more serious name,"The Sinfull," or "The Wicked," or "The corrupt," or "The Malliine."

​​​​​​​@@TheMythKeeper Actually, my point was how simmular the tems "elect," and "chosen," are. Does not being "Elect," just mean you were "Chosen" through the prosess of democracy? ... Then again, considering the chosen do like to rollplay have governemnt titles, maybe this makes sense. ... But perhalps the Chosen have "*chosen* their own path?" Or their braging about being "chosen by God/prophacy." Honestly, either explaintion would work for chaotic good beings. (The former exemplifying their freedom-mindedness, and the latter exemplifying their capricious nature.)

They are all coming ;-)

Hehe, it totally is

There is definitely a similar vibe there

They I would say are celestial fey

I think thats a fair criticism. Many of the types in Pathfinder could probably do with a slighly more consistent design aesthetic.

That's a fair critique of this group.