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Suicide

The following content, citing only Kobold Quarterly #22 9 ("Barbatos: Gatekeeper of Golarion's Hells", by F. Wesley Schneider), was removed from the article by Oznogon:

Torag condemns suicide, and the souls of his worshipers who take their own lives are condemned to Avernus, the first circle of Hell.1

While Kobold Quarterly was a canon source when this assertion was added to the article in 2013, it was confirmed to be non-canonical by James Jacobs in the context of Erastil in 2021. Consistent with this decision, subsequent canon sources also omit this detail.

"While that article was written by Wes Schneider, it's also a ten-year old article and I am 100% sure he wouldn't write it that way today.
"It wasn't an article I had any input in, despite being the one who invented Erastil back in the late 80s/early 90s. It's certainly not a part of Erastil's canonical lore today in Golarion. Because, again... Erastil doesn't judge souls. That's Pharasma's job."

The assertion also appears to be a misinterpretation of the source content, which was more general and referenced Erastil and Torag as examples of followers whose souls could be assigned to Avernus. See also Avernus and Book of the Damned 137.

For the version of this article prior to this change, see revision 494561. -Oznogon (talk) 03:07, 18 August 2024 (UTC)

Anathema

Official errata retroactively replaced the anathema listed in GM Core with those listed in Divine Mysteries. Specifically, the anathema "show mercy to the enemies of your people" is replaced with "show continued mercy to the enemies of your people when such enemies prove they are undeserving". PathfinderWiki therefore does not consider this difference to be in conflict nor an in-universe change. -Oznogon (talk) 01:18, 17 December 2024 (UTC)

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