If the sound of your hammer draws a creature near, encourage it to join in your worship of the Father of Creation. ObedienceAfter reciting a traditional prayer to Torag, either work at a forge or strike a small replica of an anvil or a sizable flat stone with a hammer for at least 10 minutes. * Requires the Acolyte of Apocrypha trait. Subdomains Archon (Good), Archon (Law), Caves, Construct, Defense, Fortifications, Industry, Metal, Toil Other Pantheons Dwarven Deities, Dwarven Deities, Gnomish Deities, Order of the God Claw PantheonĪreas of Concern Forges, protection, strategyĭomains Artifice, Earth, Good, Law, Protection Pathfinder Wiki Torag Details Alignment LG There's multiple versions of many pages, ads, they intentionally make it difficult to distinguish between 3PP content and FPP content to help boost their sales, they struggle with licensing problems (so they can't use stuff that belongs to Paizo's IP, such as the names of gods, or characters from events and stuff), which makes certain important rules (like 'This gamebreakingly overpowered 1st level spell is a unique spell invented by this one particular 20th level character that's been hidden on a personal demiplane for 10,000 years') disappear, confusing new players to their availability, legality, etc.Torag Father of Creation Source Inner Sea Gods pg. Other than that, though, d20pfsrd is definitely worse. AoN is catching up on this front (especially on the 2e side of things), but it's still got a ways to go. It's only other major benefit is that it's got better internal linking: when something references a specific rule or something, it's generally got an internal link to get you to the right page. So much easier when you're answering questions to not have to stop typing to grab a link. Most importantly, you can use keyword searches from your address bar to navigate to a particular page immediately, instead of having to go to google and navigate to the page, or go to the website, open up the search, and the go. Google's search engine comes with a bunch of bonuses, being able to use things like keywords, operators, etc. Using the Google Content Search tool means that the websites search results use google's Page Rank algorithm to make sure that most relevant results are first (instead of Exact Match>Frequency of words sorted by section of rulebook). When you know what you want to share, and you know it's not 'one of those pages' that d20pfsrd got wrong, it's just easier to get there and send a direct link. It mostly just comes down to how easy and efficient it is to search. 2E section has improved a bit since I last saw it, I'll probably keep evaluating for myself as 2E continues but I still think AoN is the better horse in the race right now. D20PFSRD had to rename certain feats even because they weren't allowed to publish Golarion lore if I understand it correctly.Įdit: Hmm. The fact they are the official partner makes it so the content goes up really fast, has accompanying art, and can actually include the lore. I think the search still has a few improvements to be made, but the creators actually replied to me and said they were still working on it here on reddit, still very good in its current state. But frankly I'm not really sure why anymore, the search was honestly awful (telling Google to do a search with it as the only domain searched was much better), the ads were pretty obnoxious, and they blend 3rd party content in in such a way that unless you are aware of it its very easy to mistake it for official rules (mostly a problem for new players or groggy me after digging through rules for hours as one is want to do when planning a character for 1E).ĪoN is flat out better now. For Pathfinder 1E I would've never recommended using AoN.

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