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| + | | name = Gillman |
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| + | | challenge = Varies by class |
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| + | | environment = aquatic |
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| + | | source = [[Campaign Setting]] |
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The '''gillmen''', also known as the '''Low Azlanti''', are residents of the [[Inner Sea]].<ref name="GtA-11-12">{{Cite book/Guide to Absalom|11-12}}</ref> They are believed to see [[Absalom]] as a natural ally, since they are the only other remnant of [[Azlant|Azlanti]] culture.<ref name="GtA-11-12" /> |
The '''gillmen''', also known as the '''Low Azlanti''', are residents of the [[Inner Sea]].<ref name="GtA-11-12">{{Cite book/Guide to Absalom|11-12}}</ref> They are believed to see [[Absalom]] as a natural ally, since they are the only other remnant of [[Azlant|Azlanti]] culture.<ref name="GtA-11-12" /> |
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| Type | Humanoid |
| CR | Varies by class |
| Environment | aquatic |
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Source: Campaign Setting, pg(s). 19 | |
The gillmen, also known as the Low Azlanti, are residents of the Inner Sea.[1] They are believed to see Absalom as a natural ally, since they are the only other remnant of Azlanti culture.[1]
Escadar is the only terrestrial city with an embassy of the Low Azlanti, housed in the House of the Cresting Wave, locally known as Wet-House.[1] The gillmen offer information on the sea, meet with officials from the Low Council and Absalom, train the hippocampus trainers who then train the Sea Cavalry, and (it is rumored) travel through an underground river to the ocean.[1] The gillmen are often seen worshipping at the Azlanti ruins at the town's center, or partaking in Escadar's many warrens of vice.[1]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Owen K.C. Stephens. (2008). Guide to Absalom, p. 11-12. Paizo Publishing, LLC. ISBN 978-1-60125-141-1