Throne of the Eclipse Wikia



Welcome to the Throne of the Eclipse Wikia
This wiki will track player progress, uncovered lore, and all the relevant background information for my ongoing Pathfinder campaign: Throne of the Eclipse. Ongoing stories and plot summaries can be found through their links, below.



Session Summaries
These sections will detail the actions taken by the Players during actual sessions, to help keep track of specific details which could be easily forgotten over several weeks. Later chapter titles and summaries will tease potential story arcs, but do not necessarily bind the story to a certain track. The players could follow the path laid out for them, or strike off on their own in search of better things.

Glossary
It's a big sci-fi/fantasy campaign! Who could possibly be expected to keep up with all these terms, places, and people? So when you hear something in a way that sounds like you ought to already know about it, but it just isn't ringing a bell, this is here for you.

Poetry
Throughout their journey, the party has run across a handful of poems which seem strangely relevant to their experiences. Those are catalogued here, along with a brief summary of the circumstances in which each poem was found.

Short Stories
These stories will provide a behind-the-curtain look at characters and information the players would otherwise have no way of interacting with. In general, information is not provided through these stories until it is no longer relevant to the party — sometimes, however, certain mysteries may be shown from different angles, which may lead you to draw conclusions you otherwise would not have been able to.

These are part of the story, if you want them to be. If something is spoiled here, it is meant to be spoiled.

Disavowment
For many throughout the world of Golarion, the Disavowment was the end of the world; yet for others, it was just the beginning. Divinity failed the world, and it ground to a halt in the absence of the only axis it had ever known. And yet, just a few years later, it was stable once more. Who or what caused the Disavowment, and why? And more importantly, now that the world has caught its breath, can everything be made right again before it's too late?

Patronage
Released at last from a prison that should never have held him, the Patron ascends as Golarion's first true deity after the Disavowment. Staring down at a world coming apart at the seams, he sets out to gather his allies in preparation for war.

The Emerald Heart
This world is not without ways of defending itself. A strike at the heart of its magic was devastating, but there are those who will not see an entire planet brought to its knees without a fight. As divine magic limps onward with the support of the world's wealth of devoted clerics, one man seeks a new source of power altogether, untainted by the Disavowment.

Bloody Tears
Despite the best efforts of Golarion's most powerful heroes and devoted champions, forces of profound evil still persist, bringing ruin and suffering to those around them. One such man, known only by the color he leaves burned into his victims' eyes, has set his sights upon the Starstone Test, confident that he will succeed where all others have failed.

Dead and Dreaming
The party has run across a surprising fraction of the four Cardinals, the immortal Vampire servants of the Navigator, 'greatest of all Vampires'. Cardinal North has told the party that the Navigator has been dead since the Disavowment, but still professes to serve him publicly. As information is drip-fed to them through their continued interactions with the Cardinals, what truths might they uncover?