Kirin

Kirin¹ resemble stags covered in dragon scales. They spend their time galloping through the air, rarely coming to ground. Pious knights of highest moral purity may convince a young kirin to serve as a mount.²³

The Way of the Kirin

Kirin are the spiritual patron of the Tian Xia organization the Way of the Kirin because kirin seek to destroy evilly inclined creatures and possess a good heart themselves.⁴

References

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↑ The singular and plural of kirin are the same.
↑ Jason Bulmahn, et al. “Monsters A to Z” in Bestiary 3, 168. Paizo Inc., 2011
↑ Gareth Hanrahan, et al. “Mounts” in Knights of the Inner Sea, 23. Paizo Inc., 2012
↑ Dennis Baker. Way of the Kirin, 10. Paizo Inc., 2013

[1] The singular and plural of kirin are the same.

[bestiary-3-first-edition-168-2] Jason Bulmahn, et al. “Monsters A to Z” in Bestiary 3, 168. Paizo Inc., 2011

[knights-of-the-inner-sea-23-3] Gareth Hanrahan, et al. “Mounts” in Knights of the Inner Sea, 23. Paizo Inc., 2012

[way-of-the-kirin-scenario-10-4] Dennis Baker. Way of the Kirin, 10. Paizo Inc., 2013

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