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Gnomes of Golarion

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Pathfinder Companion: Gnomes of Golarion
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Gnomes of Golarion, a Pathfinder Companion by Colin McComb, Steven Schend, Sean K Reynolds, Owen K.C. Stephens, Mark Moreland, Jeff Quick, and Hal Maclean, was released in May 2010.

Know Your Gnomes!

Exiled from the mysterious fey realm of the First World, gnomes are fundamentally alien to Golarion. Endlessly excitable, gnomes amuse and terrify other races with their strange obsessions and unconventional methods. Their childlike wonder—and sometimes innocent cruelty—are two sides of the same coin, and every coin the gnomes have is spent in pursuit of adventure, whether they like it or not. For the gnomes have a dark secret: should they ever stop seeking out new experiences, they fall prey to the Bleaching, a wasting disease that slowly sucks away their hold on the world, leaving them nothing but bones and dust.

Inside this Pathfinder Companion, you'll find the following:

  • Details on the gnomes of Golarion—how they live, who they worship, their relations with other races, their strange obsessions, and more.
  • History and folklore of the gnome race.
  • Map and descriptions of the major gnome settlements.
  • New traits designed exclusively for gnome characters.
  • Rules for the Wonderseekers, a new faction dedicated to fending off the Bleaching.
  • Statistics for the Bleaching, as well as for those strange creatures known as bleachlings.
  • Bizarre new gnome weapons, spells, and feats.

Contents

p. 2
New Faction: The Wonderseekers
p. 12
Gnome Character Traits
p. 14
Gnome Settlements
p. 16
Combat: Gnome Weaponry
p. 22
Faith: Gods, Gnomes, and the Bleaching
p. 24
Magic: Gnome Spellcasting
p. 26
Persona: Gnomes of Consequence
p. 28
Social: Speaking Gnome
p. 30