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* Something tells me that Aroden's death (assuming he really is dead) was an effect of the strange occurences across Golarion, not the cause. To my knowledge, Aroden was only worshiped in Avistan and northern Garund, but the fallout was felt worldwide.

[[WMG: Aroden faked his death]]
Why? Who knows.

Or maybe [[TotemPoleTrench ''four'' halflings.]]

* Book Five of the Reign of Winter adventure path (Entitled "Rasputin Must Die!") does just that - the search for Baba Yaga brings you to the world of her birth. Magic still works in a specific area for certain reasons, and characters can pick up and attempt to operate Nagants.

Cthulhu is supposed to be slumbering on a distant world - obviously Earth. So there's an opportunity to use the CthulhuMythos as a bridge for Pathfinder characters to visit Earth. However, unless Paizo wants to get ambitious and use this as a launch for a Pathfinder Modern game, they probably won't visit modern Earth. The simplest solution would be to drop the characters somewhere in Earth's past. My personal hope would be for the [[ThirtyYearsWar Thirty Years' War]] - a little more advanced than Pathfinder (ubiquitous guns), full of religious intolerance, and generally not a fun place to be.

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Aroden had fostered two goddesses risen from mortal humanity, Aranzi and Iomedae, because he knew he would need a successor. Either something was coming for him, or some inevitable threat was on its way that would require a HeroicSacrifice from Aroden, the last [[{{LastOfHisKind}} Azlanti]] on the planet, himself.

[[WMG: Lamashtu's influence has reached Earth, and {{Lady Gaga}} is her herald.]]

[[WMG: Imrijka is actually a [[GirlGenius Jägermonster]].]]
She definitly would not look out of place if depicted in GirlGenius: She has green skin and fangs and wears clothes that fit perfectly, most importantly the hat. She probably was somehow teleported to Golarion- which could be both thanks to a Spark's experiment or due to conjuration, and has false memories according to which she is a half-orc.

She definitly would not look out of place if depicted in GirlGenius: She has green skin and fangs and wears clothes that fit perfectly, most importantly the hat. She probably was somehow teleported to Golarion- which could be both thankd to a Spark's experiment or due to conjuration, and has false memories according to which she is a half-orc.

[[WMG: The WebOriginal/SCPFoundation has at ''least'' one minor Spawn of Rovagug in custody.]]

She definitly would not look out of place if depicted in GirlGenius: She has green skin and fangs and wears clothes that fit perfectly, most importantly the hat. She probably was somehow teleported to Golarion- which could be both thankd to a Spark's experiment or due to conjuration, and has false memories according to which she is a half-orc.

[[WMG: The {{SCP Foundation}} has at ''least'' one minor Spawn of Rovagug in custody.]]

682, clearly some kin to the Tarrasque, is the ''obvious'' one.

[[WMG: The {{SCP Foundation}} has at ''least'' one minor Spawn of Rovagug in custody]]

[[The {{SCP Foundation}} has at ''least'' one minor Spawn of Rovagug in custody]]

Lamashtu is the three-eyed Mother of Monsters and associated with childbirth and fertility. "Born This Way" is "the manifesto of Mother Monster", features lots of weird birthing imagery, and shows Gaga with an extra eye in the opening monologue. Consider also that Lamashtu is the goddess of madness and nightmares, and Gaga's videos are known for their generous doses of creepiness and [[MindScrew WTFery]].

Lamashtu is the three-eyed Mother of Monsters and associated with childbirth and fertility. "Born This Way" is "the manifesto of Mother Monster", features lots of weird birthing imagery, and shows Gaga with an extra eye in the opening monologue. Consider also that Lamashtu is the goddess of madness and nightmares, and Gaga's videos are known for their generous doses of creepiness and WTFery.

To be specific, direct psychic contact with the more disturbed and disturbing corners of it. Encountering either some of the weirder manifestations of the FurryFandom or absorbing the psychic energy of the Furry Hatedom is probably to blame for his attack on his dad. (Who, remember, was a wolf-spirit.)

We know that ZK still feels in his way some of the attachments he had during his days as Dou-Bral (see: Shelyn), and that he has a [[BadIsGoodAndGoodIsBad severely warped sense]] of what is and is not desirable. Maybe he just wanted a little NightmareFetishist father/son bonding?

* Something tells me that Aroden's death (assuming he really is dead) was an effect of the strange occurences across Golarion, not the cause. To my knowledge, Aroden was only worshiped in Avistan and northern Garund, but the fallout was felt worldwide.