I love Ragathiel's commitment. He got turned down by heaven and said "Challenge accepted. I'm going to wage such a devastating campaign against evil with such ceaseless determination that they'll have to let me in". Great inspiration for anyone playing a character determined to prove that their evil parents won't define them. Strong Book 4 Zuko energy.

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I’ve always liked Pathfinder’s angels. Reading about the forces of evil to much always make me feel stained afterwards, but celestials make me smile. Thank you very much for all this great content.

Out of all of the Angelic lords, I strangely like Tolc the best. The detail that his "Wings" are ivory tusks is just way too darn cool. I'm really down with the idea of using Vildeis as a celestial villian someday. Her design is badass, and her blinding devotion to eradicating evil could take her down the ideological train of thought that ends at "The fact that mortals are capable of both good and evil still means that they can do evil. I cant stand for that." Which is a pretty cool villian idea.

I really like Vildeis. Something that became painfully clear to me when I played Pathfinder was that this is a game centered around slaughter and warfare, and it's in a setting (canonically) that very well justifies conflict being such an integral part of the game. Especially as a Paladin, someone who champions the pursuit of good who's primary method of doing that is, at least ostensibly, through slaying evil in it's most extreme forms. I got a big hit not only of the fact that just wanting the world to be nice and trying to push everyone who opposes you to redemption is a good goal that's not always (depending on the circumstances, not even usually) attainable, but also that there are consequences from being unable to fight and WIN. It's not just going to the battlefield, playing around with weapons and spells and then coming back home to a nice warm mug of 🍺 ; if you lose? Some people die, and a lot more are gonna wish they were dead. There are always stakes. That makes me really appreciate someone who in my eyes represents a fundamental of Pathfinder, or similar games itself in my eyes: when you're in the right (and you being the player characters that's gonna happen a lot more often than not) and you're all that stands between an innocent and an abomination, the choice on whether or not to use force is something you're given by the actions of the opposition in front of you. When they swing down an axe to lop off your head so they can turn your corpse into a fleshlight for the victory party afterwards, you raise your blade, be it a literal one, or some kind of defensive magic to incapacitate them for a chance at redemption later, gladly. You do whatever you can, because they've taken away any other options in front of you the second they come for your life and the lives of all dear and kind in the world.

He wasn't mentioned, but Tanagaar is one of my favorite Empyreal Lord. Even though he is lawful good and seems to be more frontier town focused. I feel like he'd make a great patron for a Batman inspired character.

You know, I generally wouldn't think much of it at all, but Arshea shows to me this basis for acceptance and also consideration, while not going anywhere near the sheer lust of Calistria or the depravities of either Urgothoa or Lamashtu. My 5 winged man of Self Redemption and the constant inner struggle speaks to me more, though. It's hard between so many of the big guys, to tell who'd be a direct Divine Intervention, if the situation was that bad. Literally answering a cry for help.

I really enjoy your videos about the various planes and their inhabitants. I found the alignments of some of these Lords odd, such as Arshea being Neutral Good instead of Chaotic Good which I think would fit their character much better, but that's not a critique of your reading. Vildeis was also memorable because it seems she represents Good taken well past the brink of self-destructive obsession. That's a unique and bleaker take on militant "Good" (the universal concept/force) that differs appreciably from the much more common "noble/vengeful crusader" archetype in an interesting way. In a way she is a cautionary tale that, even in a universe where exemplars of virtue are manifest, the dose makes the poison and even the most laudable goals can be pursued to the point of harm.

Ragathiel lets gooooo!!! Love me that edgy avenging angle!

There's a Confessor Angel on the cover of Pathfinder Tales: The Redemption Engine!

This is my favorite pathfinder channel. So in depth and well narrated. Good stuff man.

Currently writing an extended fanfic wherein one of the protagonists is a Crimson Templar of Ragathiel. The General of Vengeance is so rad. Great video!

Love this! I recently discovered these divinities. I sort of see them as Saints - and in-game, use that honorific before their name.

Sweet. I've been waiting for this

New video! Nice ! 👏👏👏

Awesome video as always 👏👏👏

Some of best quality pathfinder lore videos on KZfaq keep up the good work.

awesome work, angels are a great theme!

dude, you are a powerhouse.

Just found your channel. Awesome work, dude!

Great video as always thank you. Really excited for the Azata video (always and forever biased towards chaotic good)

Well all know you're the real angel.

What a great collection of Celestials. Big fan of your videos and thank you for helping me learn more about PF2e before I buy the core books and an AP. (Do you suggest one outside of the beginners box?)

Another awesome video! Wondering if Pathfinder organizations are on your to-do list? A comprehensive history of the Pathfinder Society, for example, would be a doozy, but immensely helpful to people involved or interested in the Organized Play arena. Thanks for the many hours of edutainment!

Hey pathfinder fans, Pathfinder Tales novels by James L. Sutter, Death’s Heretic and The Redemption Engine are the perfect choice if o Like angels, multiplanar voyges and mistery!!!

Ragathiel makes me proud to play angel path in WotR.

I clicked on this video before, if I'm not mistaken it was for channel members only before, right? Thank you so much for opening it up, I love your religion videos about pathfinder so much!

Just realized that Dalenydra (the Blessed Attendant) is just a Golarion version of Blizzard's Mercy from Overwatch

This is perfect as I'm prestige classing to stargazer, and I want to learn more about empyreal lords and specifically pulura.

Great Art! Even if its from MTG sometimes.

After the Empyreals are you going to talk about other types of demigods?

Great video as always Mythkeeper. I got a question if anyone can answer it. Are Demon Lords on par with the power of Empyreal Lords? or are they weaker?

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My favorite Empyrial lord is a lesser one: Chucaro Maiden of Haze and Whimsy because there is a castomization for the asimar that gives iridescent eyes and in pair with a psychic like the good and goofy feeling of the caracter

It’s disturbing how similar these themes resembles those of the Imperium from Warhammer 40k. Remove the thematic aspects of heaven and you’d find the archive angels aren’t that different from servo skulls or servitors. Strip away all the glamour and lofty ideals and the river of souls is just an assembly line for recycling souls. You go to an outer plane and either become an entity or fuse with the realm itself. Ask yourself self this.. what are the floors, walls, statues and ground in heaven made of. I’m telling you. Pharasma the soul janitor is the most evil entity in the entire Pathfinder setting.

Could you do a video on the eldest now and that you have done one on the fay?

Hello mythkeeper their is a video called pathfinder creature feautre: classic monsters. Is that one still supposed to be locked to members only because its already been a month. Kind regards. random person on the internet.

Slight mistake: Astradaemons are not from the Abyss. They, like all daemons, come from Abaddon.

If an angel starts to get worshipped and hasn't actually done anything but they gain a big following, through happentstance and mistake, do they ascend and just have to deal the embarassment of it among the rest of the celestials?

Why do I see more lords of lust and perversion among just one group of angels than among all three types of demons?

im looking for Zohls

It's weird how old some of these empyreal lords are but yet Iomedae is a god.

Describing Arshea as "both" genders misses the point of Arshea pretty hard.

I like the angels, but the lords seem unbearably woke.