Pathfinder World Guide: Tian Xia Overview

Analogous to my first ever intro to the Inner Sea video, the Tian Xia introduction gives you a primer on the entire history of Tian Xia from start to finish and provides an overview of videos to come.

I'm also excited to debut a brand new map I commissioned from Rob McCaleb consistent with the style used throughout my videos. You will start to see that map used at ( 15:57 ), start of Year 1.

Prior to that I'm using Damien Mammoliti's map from the Tian Xia Lost Omens World Guide.

▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬

0:00 - Intro
1:04 - The Ages of Tian Xia
17:01 - Age of Ascendancy
56:12 - Age of Lost Omens
1:03:49 - Tian Xia Gazetteer

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[marcusblackwell]

Pathfinder fans eating good with 2 Mythkeeper uploads at the same time.

Edit: unless the Region Deepdive wasn't intended for the wider audience until a later date

[redencarnacion]

I’ve only played Pathfinder twice but feel like I already know so much about the lore thanks to your videos.

[DatTransChick]

I can't believe you commissioned a map just for your videos. That's really going the extra mile. Rob McCaleb does make some stunning maps.

[Mgauge]

Finally, I can figure out where all that ink I keep picking up in Wrath of the Righteous comes from.

[김태호-fo]

Hey, a Korean fan here. Our games have been so rich thanks to your videos, and we are super excited about Tian Xia!
So, , , presuming that Hwanggot is loosely based on ancient/medieval Korea, its meaning should probably be...Hwan (Sino-Korean word for 'ring' and Ggot (native Korean word for flower), as its flag seems to be depicting a ring of flowers, and it is called the Kingdom of Flowers.
However, since it's very rare for a Korean word to consist of both a Chiense character and a native Korean word, the PF fans here in Korea tend to think the name means 'Bright Flower', as 'hwan' can also mean 'brightness' in native Korean.
The reason we don't usually mix Chinese and native Korean syllables together to make a word is...well, kind of like the word 'telephone' isn't written as 'televoice' or 'farphone'. Sounds weird.
Just wanted to say that it probably isn't 'Hwang Got', but 'Hwan Ggot' (with the gg sound similar to a Spanish q).

[Happy_Jack]

Been waiting for Mythkeeper to delve over my favorite Golarion setting. THE RAIN HAS FALLEN, OUR CROPS WILL GROW HEALTHY BROTHERS

[MrDasst]

Haven’t played a single ttrpg but I’ve watched nearly all of your videos and check in often. Thanks a bunch

[weeist]

The world and the naga empire: collapses entirely
Nagajor somehow: continues the naga royal bloodline of Nalinivati for thousand of years through sheer federalism

[Thoendithas]

I love that you used 28:48 Iron Kindoms images Cryx are such cool looking characters

[BrambleBear]

Hao Jin is worth a deep dive in her own history and experience. It's good to see she wasn't overlooked in the vast history of the region.

[Sjaddix]

Our trek around Golarion continues. I didn’t know about that Sky City that is pretty cool.

[thehallowedking]

YESSSS IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS REGION

[friendly.mammal]

I can't wait for the Minkai, Forest of Spirits, & Xidao video!

[mastertadakatsu]

A land once united will break. A land once broke will unite

[keysersoze]

Thanks for video.
That is a great introduction.

[onogal]

Finally finding time again to watch what happened on your channel after some rough weeks. Glad to see you're still as strong as ever. Can't wait to give all recent videos a watch today!

[soturi_]

Thanks for one more amazing video, waiting for the sequence exploring the Celestial Court.

[TheDominomicon]

Great, informative video as always! Thanks so much.

[Zalgardis]

Good timing with the latest release from Paizo. Looking forward to the deep dives when they're ready.

[daheck]

I love this channel so fuckin much bro