Versatile Heritages in the NEW REMASTERED PLAYER CORE RULEBOOK | Pathfinder 2E 

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@@gamerbecka I love the voice over 😀 you absolutely smashed it!

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Oh! These are the versatile ancestries in the new remastered Player Core Rulebook :) But those sound incredible 😍

I think for now the other Planar Scions still have their own Heritages. So if you wanted a psychopomp "Lineage" you'd still play a Duskwalker instead. Same goes for Aphorites (for axiomites) and Ganzi (for proteans) still existing. I don't think we currently know whether those will be wrapped into nephilim in Player Core 2 or if they'll be remaining their own separate thing, since I don't think any of them need any reworking to divorce them from the OGL the way that Aasimars and Tieflings did. Also I feel like putting them all under one umbrella would be too much for a Versatile Heritage. As for the other "missing" Lineages, with one exception those feats were printed in books other than the APG. Since those books aren't being discontinued, just assume they'll be errata'd to have the Nephilim trait instead of Aasimar or Tiefling and use them accordingly. It _is_ really weird that apparently Pitborn (demon) was cut though, since it seems to be the only APG Lineage that's missing.

Great question! Short answer, because of the kerfuffle with the OGL and D&D licensing, Paizo took it upon themselves to not only construct the ORC license, but also to gut and change much of the terminology within the system to distance themselves and avoid future problems with WotC. :) Phil Talking D20 provides a better explanation, if you're interested: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dXPv6HxvbV4.htmlsi=J6BBNI-yJzryBvGX

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Thank you for keeping it 💯 with us and being honest. We'll keep this in mind in the future :)

The Paizo thanks was much easier to hear. I wish I knew enough about balancing audio to give feedback - but you’ve got a great voice!