Pathfinder Lost Omens Character Guide

An adventurer's life can be difficult, but long journeys and heavy burdens are easier when you have company. This guide to the world of Pathfinder presents the people and organizations that can help―or hinder―heroes like you!

The Lost Omens Character Guide features new heritages and feats for existing ancestries, as well as three brand–new ancestries for unusual heroes forging a place for themselves in an uncertain age. Join five of Golarion's most influential organizations, fight alongside the rank–and–file members provided in these pages, or clash against them in pursuit of your own passions and goals!

This must-have 136-page guidebook for characters of all types introduces three new ancestries to the Second Edition of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game―the regimented and warlike hobgoblin, the plant-like leshy, and the inquisitive lizardfolk―provides 10 new heritages for the game's core ancestries, offers nearly 100 new ancestry feats, and presents 10 new archetypes to allow characters of any class to participate in the world's most notable organizations, from the adventurous Pathfinder Society to the rabble-rousing Firebrands to the magical masters of the Magaambya!

Written by John Compton, Sasha Lindley Hall, Amanda Hamon, Mike Kimmel, Luis Loza, Ron Lundeen, Matt Morris, Patchen Mortimer, Andrew Mullen, Mikhail Rekun, Michael Sayre, Owen K.C. Stephens, Isabelle Thorne, and Linda Zayas-Palmer.

Paizo's Pathfinder Rules & Lore team is responsible for the creation and curation of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game (currently in its second edition), setting guides for the world of Golarion released as part of the ongoing Lost Omens series, and accessories and game aids to facilitate Pathfinder and general tabletop play. With over 125 years of industry experience, the Pathfinder Rules & Lore team has earned over 46 ENnie and Origin awards. The team works in close collaboration with the Pathfinder Narrative Team to provide players and Game Masters enriching, exciting experiences in Pathfinder, and with the Starfinder Development Team to ensure a solid, shared rules foundation in the Pathfinder Second Edition rules set both games share. As unionized, remote workers, the Pathfinder Rules & Lore team is spread across the United States, with members in Indiana, Oregon, and Washington.