Pathfinder’s ‘Lost Omens Travel Guide: Special Edition’ Invites You to Explore the Inner Sea
Take a deep dive into the richly detailed world of Golarion’s Inner Sea with the Lost Omens Travel Guide: Special Edition, out soon!
The world of Pathfinder’s Golarion is one of the most richly detailed settings out there. With all of Pathfinder 1E and 2E adding to its ongoing story, getting oriented in the world can be a little bit tricky. But the upcoming Lost Omens: Travel Guide Special Edition is a great way to not only get introduced to the world, but also to uncover even more myths, magic, and abilities.
This is a deluxe, special edition of the original tour of the Inner Sea. If you want information about where to make your character from, or some gorgeous art of the Inner Sea’s most unforgettable locations, you won’t want to miss this one.
Pathfinder Lost Omens: Travel Guide Special Edition
See the scenic Inner Sea with the Lost Omens Travel Guide! This book is your companion to the culture, life, and sights of the Inner Sea, guiding you through a variety of topics of interest. With this book, you can learn about Inner Sea cuisine and art, experience the thrills of Inner Sea sports, and uncover the secrets of Inner Sea myths and magic. The Travel Guide features dozens of illustrations to show you the fine details of the latest fashion or put you into the center of one of the Inner Sea’s greatest festivals. Come learn everything about the Inner Sea and prepare yourself for a journey through an unforgettable region with the Lost Omens Travel Guide!
This deluxe special edition is bound in faux leather with metallic deboss cover elements and a bound-in ribbon bookmark.
This book seriously has all the details you could need to bring the Inner Sea world to life. The Travel Guide is a great way to zoom in on the little aspects of all the different cultures. You’ll find things like local foods, and pastimes.
One of the most incredible things in the book is the description of Basilisk, a game that’s somewhere between freeze tag and dodgeball and maybe lacrosse or something like that. Anything that puts fantasy sports in my games, I’m a fan of.
You’ll also find more mythological ways of looking at monsters, including common superstitions and secret monster lairs that reveal different “monster hot spots” like a sort of weird roadside map that you can go visit, fight, and loot.
Just don’t ask about the Outer Sea…
