<div class="floatright">(https://pathfinderwiki.com/mediawiki/images/1/11/Razmiran_symbol.jpg)</div><div class="floatleft">(https://pathfinderwiki.com/mediawiki/images/1/11/Razmiran_symbol.jpg)</div>In the days of old, Aroden, the god of humanity, innovation, the fulfillment of destiny, had descended to battle the wizard king Tar Baphon personally, but while his influence had been felt throughout the Inner Sea region, especially with the rise of the thriving Empire of Taldor. But since Aroden's death, more than a hundred years ago, the empire of Taldor had shrunk as the fortunes smiled on its former territory Cheliax, infamous across the Inner Sea region for its royal family's willingness to enter into pacts with devils.<br/><br/>In just this past year, however, Tar Baphon, long since risen as a lich king of mythic and eldritch might, finally broke free of his prison, Gallowspire. Though a band of heroes were able to prevent his attempted ascension to godhood through noble sacrifice, the Whispering Tyrant retreated to the aptly named Isle of Terror. Now the whole Inner Sea region sleeps uneasily, wondering what the Tyrant's unholy designs have in store for them.<br/><br/>Though word has been spreading for six long decades of a divinity said to have descended to dwell among mortals, to guide their lives to prosperity and guard them under his divine aegis, never before have these promises held such allure, especially to the refugees of Lastwall, a nation shattered by the Whispering Tyrant's return. Though few still living in human lands remember when Aroden still lived, they do remember that only he ever bested Tar Baphon, and that even the might of Aroden's divine herald was not enough to carry the day before – despite her most valiant efforts, she was slain by the Whispering Tyrant.<br/><br/>Of course, for someone looking to infiltrate the nation of the Living God, never has there been a more opportune time – especially when rumors have begun to spread that Razmiran, an infamously insular nation, is entertaining the possibility of entering into an alliance with the Pathfinder Society, or at least friendly enough relations that rumors speak of the potential for the Pathfinders starting a Lodge within Razmiran's borders. For those who see the nation as a threat, this is both opportunity and threat – while it means that some Pathfinder agents (or those impersonating them) may gain access despite being outsiders... on the other, if the relationship solidifies, the theocracy may prove that much more difficult to topple.<br/><br/>But, of course, once infiltrating the nation, it would become significantly more difficult to recruit allies from outside the nation's borders...<br/><br/>Where's a dark elf to begin?