PATHFINDER: KINGMAKER

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"Cast your spells, and open the passage!"
"Castruccio."
"Castruccio."
"Catching criminals is one thing, but burning books is too much!"
"Catching criminals is one thing, but burning books is too much!"
"Caught? By who?"
"Cautiously. I'll draw my forces to yours and begin a slow advance against the enemy. If your contacts spoke t
"Caw! He is here, master! He came, oh great Vordakai!"
"Cayden had a wonderful influence on your kingdom. One fair goes on after another, and people treat each other
"Cayden is the Accidental God. He loves everyone having fun, and no one troubling anyone else. It sounds nice,
"Cayden loves freedom and the simple pleasures of life. People feel at ease with him. They drink, have fun, an
"Cayden may not be the worst option. Drunk people cast off the shackles of decency and turn into primal beasts
"Cayden's bliss pleases your pack. It sates and cheers them. They celebrate, sing songs and frolic at their fa
"Century after century, she does the same thing. First, she finds within her lands something she calls an 'emp
"Century by century, eon by eon, the Numerian tribes went to war — without fear, without doubt, submitting the
"Cephal is right. Such carelessness is unbecoming of a General. There is unrest on our lands, and unrest must
"Cephal is right. We must be cautious, or we'll lose Varnhold as quickly as we won it."
"Cephal Lorentus?"
"Cephal, keen foresight as ever. Good job! Kjerdi, report on the situation in Varnhold."
"Cephal, you're not making any sense. You say that an alliance with the Aldori will end in a bloodbath. That s
"Certain energies and substances annihilate each other, if placed in the same vessel. Such are the spirits of
"Certainly never imagined one as fine a companion as you! I never thought someone could sit of the throne yet
"Certainly not picking pockets! The fellow came from Numeria shortly after Irovetti started his reign. I won't
"Certainly, Your Grace. I should have suggested this a long time ago."
"Certainly, Your Grace."
"Certainly, Your Highness."
"Certainly! As promised, the first three times you request retraining, the Pathfinder Society tutors will do t
"Certainly! As promised, the first three times you request retraining, the Pathfinder Society tutors will do t
"Certainly! It will cost you gold pieces. Shall we summon the tutors?"
"Certainly! It will cost you gold pieces. Shall we summon the tutors?"
"Certainly!"
"Certainly. Let's have a little chat." Jaethal seems stony calm and indifferent, but this indifference is more
"Certainly. Long and happily ever after." Jubilost shakes his head in remorse. "We'd live as long as elves, we
"Certainly."
"Certainly."
"Certainly."
"Certainly."
"Certainly."
"Change mind, huh? It good musshun, promise! You like it!"
"Chaos and a rift — how else could this story end? Armag may not have been the best chief, but in trying to ov
"Charon? I know that name. An ancient deity of death and evil. I was not aware he still had any worshipers."
"Cheap populism has never done anyone any good. You'll throw your money to the wind without achieving anything
"Cheeky, isn't he? Can I cut open his muzzle?"
"Cheeky, isn't he? Can I cut open his muzzle?"
"Chevold will make a good general. I'll train him myself. If he survives, he'll be strong as a bear and smart
"Chew the radishhh... sssearch for sssecret truth... sssmall in big..." The kobolds who are lying nearby answe
"Chief Sootscale and his kobolds have come to support their friend."
"Chief will reward us! Give us lots of grub!"
"Chief, I've got a concern. We had a good battle with Numeria. Our soldiers fought and died as brave as the Ke
"Chief. We need to talk. There's a problem in your... in our army. The mages and warriors have been challengin
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