Facts:Godsrain (novel)

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Godsrain

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Pathfinder: Godsrain

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Book typeThe type of book.

Novel

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Liane Merciel1

ArtistAn artist that worked on this book or product.

Mirco Paganessi, James Nalepa

NarratorA narrator that worked on this book or product.

Samantha Moon

PublisherThe publisher of this book or product.

Paizo Inc.

FollowsThe previous release.

Before the Godsrain

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https://paizo.com/products/btq02sx8

PubcodeTypically a Paizo pubcode.

PZO18001-HC

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The first Pathfinder novel in years promises a world-changing tale of epic scale set amidst the War of Immortals!

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Gods are not meant to die. They're supposed to be immortal, too powerful to be struck down or wither to dust like the people of Golarion. It has been more than a century since Aroden, god of humanity, met his mysterious doom, and his death ushered in a new era of uncertain prophecy and turmoil—the Age of Lost Omens. Now another god has died, his death broadcast across the skies in a metaphysical projection of his murder reverberating over any world on which he was worshipped. And from his rent corpse falls the Godsrain, a torrent of the god's blood and divine essence. Those touched by this rain are blessed—some would say cursed—with a god-spark that imbues upon them mythic power.

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Four veteran adventurers—the barbarian Amiri, the wizard Ezren, the cleric Kyra, and her wife, the elven rogue Merisiel—witness this calamity, and with their newfound mythic power find themselves on the trail of fell forces looking to capitalize on the chaos. Using their unique skills, nascent god-sparks, and even the firsthand blessings of one of Golarion's most potent deities, they must race against time and fate to prevent the greatest threat to Golarion and beyond from escaping an impenetrable prison. From fan-favorite author Liane Merciel (Hellknight, Nightglass, War of Immortals) comes a truly iconic adventure of high fantasy set in the award-winning world of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game. Follow the heroes from the desert bazaars of Osirion to the heart of the permanent hurricane known as the Eye of Abendego, as they come to terms with their own mortality, the tenuous powers of the immortal gods, and the new world that unfolds before them in the wake of the Godsrain.

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Liane Merciel

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Category:Artwork from Godsrain (novel)

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2024

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2024-10-30

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