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Era of the Eclipse

Tim PrattSeries: Starfinder
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Paizo, Inc.

About

Everything has a beginning, even the death of history.
When two novice Starfinders, the energetic Dae and somber Chk Chk, make a startling discovery, they unlock a link to one of the galaxy's most momentous events: the Gap, and the disappearance of the now lost world of Golarion. Shrouded in mystery, the Gap ended with mortals across the cosmos suddenly finding themselves with memories stripped from their minds without warning or explanation. The android Tyrcell wakes up on Absalom Station, the core of the Starfinder setting, on the day after the Gap. With their memories wiped, they contend with chaos on the station while surviving and building a coalition of memory-addled allies. All the while, other forces begin to wake after the cosmic event and enact plans of their own. From the undead media mogul, Zo!, who seeks to capitalize on the event, to the fiendish servants known as Hellknights, there's no shortage of opportunists as the galaxy reels! Both stories collide as the Starfinder agents and Tyrcell, separated by centuries, uncover a gift left to mortals by Yaraesa, goddess of knowledge and science. This secret could unravel the truth of the Gap, but in the days following the event, the nascent Hellknight Order of the Eclipse will stop at nothing to control exactly what that message is. Meanwhile, in the modern age, a mysterious figure trails the Starfinders as they follow in Tyrcell's footsteps
From Hugo Award winning author Tim Pratt (City of the Fallen Sky, Reign of Stars, Liar's Blade) comes the definitive starting point to the science-fantasy galaxy of the award-winning setting of the Starfinder Roleplaying Game. Experience firsthand the days after the Gap when history disappeared and follow in the footsteps of Starfinder's newest iconic characters as they rush to uncover the truth of Starfinder's greatest mystery!

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  • Action & Adventure
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Extended Details

  • SeriesStarfinder

    Reviews

    "Honestly, this was a 5-star experience through and through. It's a media tie-in book, which I love thanks to the crazy number of Dragonlance and Star Wars books I've read over the years, and it's written by one of my favorite authors about one of my favorite game worlds. It tells a great story and never feels like it should have just been a chapter in a sourcebook like the Starfinder Galaxy Guide, either. All in all, if you're a Starfinder fan, grab Era of the Eclipse and learn a little more about the Gap and a lot more about Absalom Station, the Hellknights, and the Starfinder Society."
    BJ Keeton
    "What makes this novel brilliant is that … it presents how terrifying it would be for everyone to suddenly have all their memories wiped and also not be able to look things up on computers. It humanized the event to me and made it real. The narrator's jokey and upbeat attitude keeps the novel from becoming depressing or full-on horror, but I know I'll never look at the Gap the same way. … The author wrote this book to be approachable for people who are into science fantasy, but aren't familiar with [Starfinder]. He often describes the ancestries (eg Ysoki, a humanoid rat) and anything else you might need to know. So if you're looking for something different to read, it might be worth a shot."
    Eric Mesa

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