Urgathoa looks terrifying. Yep. That's the feeling I feel when I look at Urgathoa. Nothing else. Nothing at all. Nope. I am normal and not strangely attracted to a woman who is over half skeleton.
7:50 I take issue with calling Naderi the god of suicide, and think it’s more apt to call her the god of doomed love (especially given her origin by Shelyn’s side) Your videos are really good places to start for pathfinder lore.
That's a fair issue to bring up. And you're right, I could have approached Naderi with a little more nuance. I was trying to convey that Urgathoa is trying to turn her into a goddess of suicide, but I could have clarified that better. I'm glad you are otherwise enjoying the videos.
She is the patron goddess of Romeo and Juliet type situations likely would have a mixed view on the play Its a work of art so a positive But touches on subjects bit close to home given her rise to divinity was from such a event which is something she is ashamed of
Urgathoa is the best goddess. She wants you to enjoy life to the point where you don't want to leave. On top of that, she exposed the afterlife sham of Pharasma. Pharasma wants to judge you, then wipe your memories and send you to the "appropriate" plane. No afterlife with your loved ones, no relaxation after a life of toil. Embrace undeath, and live life (and unlife) to the fullest!
I have a question. How would a cleric of Urgathoa react to meeting someone who has gained immortality without turning to undeath? While very rare it’s not impossible for a mortal to achieve it. Just look at Aroden. It makes me wonder if such an individual would be praised by Urgathoa for finding a way to continue to enjoy life or be cursed for not embracing undeath like most of her followers.
Good question! I think it would depend entirely on how that immortal responds to undead, and to Urgathoa's other edicts. If they use their immortality to indulge in their appetites, and if they respect the undead, then I see no reason for followers of Urgathoa to oppose them. Urgathoa's edict about undeath is to "become undead upon your death" so if you don't die, then there's no requirement.
I’m currently playing a cleric of Urgathoa actually! Here’s how I kinda approached the situation They would be curious what the terms of said immortality is. Most forms of immortality (including undeath) have various downsides to them such as it being conditional or because of some spell and such. Once they learn this they would then likely try to convince the person that undeath is a superior form of immortality. Your body lacks fatigue, you no longer require breath to fill your lungs, your heart no longer pumps blood letting you survive any wound and through undeath you can achieve divine perfection and try to rally them to Urgathoa’s side as they too have broken free of pharasma’s grasp and should their immortality run out, undeath is happy to welcome them to a greater form of immortality A champion may respond much more violently such as dismissing their claims of immorality as false and heretical to their teachings and the only true immortality is through undeath and that claiming otherwise is a fallacy that needs corrected. They may also view such a person as an agent of pharasma or a psychopomp set to rid the undeath as anyone who has actually achieved immortality must either be in league with pharasma or against her,band the only god actively against her that deals in immortality is Urgathoa
I would really like to. I'm keeping myself limited to the Core 20 for now, to give myself an attainable goal, but I'd love to branch out. Do you have any topics you'd want to see covered?
@@Podfinder That's reasonable. Personally, I'd love to see coverage of the lore of the Red Mantis Assassins, although I suppose that would necessarily put Achaekek in the spotlight. If there's enough material for it, a Conrasu lore video would be really neat, they're one of my favorite ancestries.
11:15 A scythe is a gardening tool, so as long as it isn't too decorated it wouldn't be too conspicious.
Good point. In farming communities, absolutely. But in cities I would argue a scythe would still draw attention.
Also scythes aren't only used as urgathoa's divine weapon so you could pretend you are one of their follower instead.
9:26 It says Sarenrae - The Dawnflower at the top
Woops. Good catch. That's what I get for copy-pasting my slide layouts for consistency.
@@Podfinder *hug* it's okay, I really love your videos, can't wait for Calistria :3
Urgathoa looks terrifying. Yep. That's the feeling I feel when I look at Urgathoa. Nothing else. Nothing at all. Nope. I am normal and not strangely attracted to a woman who is over half skeleton.
Lol. We don't shame here.
7:50 I take issue with calling Naderi the god of suicide, and think it’s more apt to call her the god of doomed love (especially given her origin by Shelyn’s side)
Your videos are really good places to start for pathfinder lore.
That's a fair issue to bring up. And you're right, I could have approached Naderi with a little more nuance. I was trying to convey that Urgathoa is trying to turn her into a goddess of suicide, but I could have clarified that better.
I'm glad you are otherwise enjoying the videos.
She is the patron goddess of Romeo and Juliet type situations likely would have a mixed view on the play
Its a work of art so a positive
But touches on subjects bit close to home given her rise to divinity was from such a event which is something she is ashamed of
@@Podfinder Urgathoa would probably focus on her views on "eternal love" after all 'til death do us part means nothing to a skilled necromancer
Urgathoa is the best goddess. She wants you to enjoy life to the point where you don't want to leave. On top of that, she exposed the afterlife sham of Pharasma. Pharasma wants to judge you, then wipe your memories and send you to the "appropriate" plane. No afterlife with your loved ones, no relaxation after a life of toil. Embrace undeath, and live life (and unlife) to the fullest!
Urgathoa is truly the goddess of Live, Laugh Love
This is fantastic. =) Thank you for these! I can't wait to see the rest of them!
I have a question. How would a cleric of Urgathoa react to meeting someone who has gained immortality without turning to undeath? While very rare it’s not impossible for a mortal to achieve it. Just look at Aroden. It makes me wonder if such an individual would be praised by Urgathoa for finding a way to continue to enjoy life or be cursed for not embracing undeath like most of her followers.
Good question! I think it would depend entirely on how that immortal responds to undead, and to Urgathoa's other edicts. If they use their immortality to indulge in their appetites, and if they respect the undead, then I see no reason for followers of Urgathoa to oppose them. Urgathoa's edict about undeath is to "become undead upon your death" so if you don't die, then there's no requirement.
I’m currently playing a cleric of Urgathoa actually! Here’s how I kinda approached the situation
They would be curious what the terms of said immortality is. Most forms of immortality (including undeath) have various downsides to them such as it being conditional or because of some spell and such. Once they learn this they would then likely try to convince the person that undeath is a superior form of immortality. Your body lacks fatigue, you no longer require breath to fill your lungs, your heart no longer pumps blood letting you survive any wound and through undeath you can achieve divine perfection and try to rally them to Urgathoa’s side as they too have broken free of pharasma’s grasp and should their immortality run out, undeath is happy to welcome them to a greater form of immortality
A champion may respond much more violently such as dismissing their claims of immorality as false and heretical to their teachings and the only true immortality is through undeath and that claiming otherwise is a fallacy that needs corrected. They may also view such a person as an agent of pharasma or a psychopomp set to rid the undeath as anyone who has actually achieved immortality must either be in league with pharasma or against her,band the only god actively against her that deals in immortality is Urgathoa
Ooh what about covering different archfiends in a video? That would be cool!
Do you think you'll be making videos about lore without the deities in focus? Like about different topics in the history of Golarion and whatnot
I would really like to. I'm keeping myself limited to the Core 20 for now, to give myself an attainable goal, but I'd love to branch out. Do you have any topics you'd want to see covered?
@@Podfinder That's reasonable. Personally, I'd love to see coverage of the lore of the Red Mantis Assassins, although I suppose that would necessarily put Achaekek in the spotlight. If there's enough material for it, a Conrasu lore video would be really neat, they're one of my favorite ancestries.
@@orangepeel5661 Oh, Achaekek and the Red Mantis are definitely on the shortlist for videos after the Core 20. Can't talk about one without the other.