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It seems so. There haven't been any new releases for a while, suggesting that they've been discontinued. Maybe it was due to various reasons like low sales or changes in the publisher's strategy.

Pathfinder is definitely more story based. It provides detailed backstories for characters and locations, and the adventures often have complex plotlines and character development.

Pathfinder books can be both. They often contain elements of both story and game mechanics to provide an immersive experience for readers/players.

Sure thing! The story in Pathfinder Kingmaker is great. It combines fantasy elements, strategic choices, and emotional depth to create an immersive experience.

Burning Wrath of Heaven was a fictional character in " Fire Phoenix Prairie Fire ". He was the son of Guan Yu, a general of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period. During the Three Kingdoms period, Guan Yu was betrayed for killing his wife by mistake. After suffering deeply, he chose to take revenge on society with violence. In " Fire Phoenix Prairie Fire ", Guan Yu's son, Fire Phoenix, started a fierce war with Sun Quan of Dongwu after he became a general of Shu Han. He relied on his intelligence and outstanding combat skills to become a well-respected general. However, the Fire Phoenix's personality was extremely violent. He did not like to get along peacefully and preferred to solve problems with force. This personality of his caused him to often suffer defeat in war, but it also made him a respected general. The story of Burning Wrath of Heavens narrated the growth of a character full of contradictions and conflicts, and also reflected the reality and complexity of the society during the Three Kingdoms period.

Burning Wrath of Heavens was a fantasy novel. The division of realms was more complicated. The following were some of the realms that might be involved: 1. Ordinary people: The ordinary people in the novel do not have special abilities or special backgrounds. [2. Heaven's pride: Ordinary people with a certain level of strength can obtain higher realms through cultivation, such as improving their physical fitness, mastering special skills, and so on.] [3. Dou Qi Continent: The energy that geniuses come into contact with during their cultivation can be used to fight and increase their strength.] 4 Dou Di: One of the most powerful existences on the Dou Qi continent. He possesses strength and ability that surpasses mortals. He can control Dou Qi and even transform it into other forms of energy. 5. Heavenly Tribulation: The trials and tests that Dou Di encountered could only be passed through the Heavenly Tribulation in order to obtain a higher realm and greater strength. 6. Battle God: A Dou Di with powerful strength can be called a Battle God. His strength has already surpassed ordinary gods and can live as long as heaven and earth. 7. God: The existence respected by the elites has great power and ability to influence the fate of the entire Dou Qi continent. 8. Divine Domain: The entire Dou Qi continent is located in a space where countless gods and their residences exist. 9. Apocalypse: The truths and secrets comprehended by the gods can be obtained through special channels to master more powerful power and abilities. 10. Divine Soul: The power and energy of a god's body and soul came from two aspects. One was the hardware ability of the body, and the other was the energy injection of the soul.

The Pathfinder Worldscape comics are indeed canon. They fit within the established framework and lore of the Pathfinder universe, and are accepted as such by the creators and the fan community.

I'm not sure exactly. Maybe there were issues with the publisher or a change in the market demand.

To my knowledge, Balazar doesn't appear in any Pathfinder comics. Usually, the characters in these comics are well-defined and established within the specific comic universe, and Balazar isn't one of them.

I'm not sure. You might have to do some in-depth research to find out for sure.