So all the Paizo employees submit killer undead and we see who comes up with the badass'd one?

I read that title, and all I hear is "Lonely is the Night..."

Ravenous zombie hobbit swarms ftw! ^_^

Actually, and obviously, I have no idea what's in this ... but, it's hungry dead ... and I have a fascination for most things zombie in my waning years ...

Ravenous zombie hobbit swarms ftw! ^_^

Actually, and obviously, I have no idea what's in this ... but, it's hungry dead ... and I have a fascination for most things zombie in my waning years ...

"Hmm, I think I'll just have a finger or two and be off, thanks anyway."

How did I know Turin would invoke Swarming Hobbits! Undead Kender would be scarier...they'd steal you hand before you realized it was gone.

Sounds darned interesting for a module though...

Will this be made like Seven Swords of Sin, with each person in the staff creating a couple rooms?

If that's the case, I'd like to see Cosmo's room(s) make the cut this time ;p

How did I know Turin would invoke Swarming Hobbits! Undead Kender would be scarier...they'd steal you hand before you realized it was gone.

Sounds darned interesting for a module though...

Yasha0006 wrote:

How did I know Turin would invoke Swarming Hobbits! Undead Kender would be scarier...they'd steal you hand before you realized it was gone.

Sounds darned interesting for a module though...

Kenders don't steal. They borrow.

Will this be made like Seven Swords of Sin, with each person in the staff creating a couple rooms?

I read that title, and all I hear is "Lonely is the Night..."

Hungry are the Dead, when there are no living left
Shambling all around, stuck in this undeath

Hungry are the Dead, when no warm meat left to gnaw
Wait there's a scent, Adventurers beyond the wall.

Now it's time to fight, priest of Shayless trying to turn
OH, he's higher level than your buds, watch them scream and burn

Hungry, hungry, hungry undead going down
Cleric's turning towards you, calling on faith to burn you down!

Holy symbol, pres'nted bold and full.
Oh look, he failed, at his turning roll
you start feasting ignoring the pain
you'll feel better, once you eat his brain!

So, who got to write this one?

Where in Golarion is this baby gonna be set? And what specific level is it? Why such secretiveness?

I read that title, and all I hear is "Lonely is the Night..."

Who's doing this dungeon delve? It is Logue?

"Hungry are the Dead" is written by Tim Hitchcock. It's for 6th-level characters. As for where it's set... it looks like it's going to be the last adventure set in Darkmoon Vale for a while, and will tie up a few loose ends that have been tormenting folk since "Crown of the Kobold King"...

Neat!

Must collect them all!

d0,h1,d1,e1,d1.5, and now d4!

"Hungry are the Dead" is written by Tim Hitchcock. It's for 6th-level characters. As for where it's set... it looks like it's going to be the last adventure set in Darkmoon Vale for a while, and will tie up a few loose ends that have been tormenting folk since "Crown of the Kobold King"...

Okay...so, the quoted film had a totally different take on the dead, but in a transliterative sense, the quote applies quite well. ;)

Anyway, if the loose end relates to what lies beneath Droskar's Crucible, I'm totally stoked...and increasingly pleased that I broke down and started subscribing to the modules.

By the way, you guys have done a smart thing by making each of the modules add info about the setting...most of the time I buy them just to learn more about Golarion.

Now that you mention it, I am feeling kind of hungry.....

If this ties up the stuff in Darkmoon Vale for a while, is there any chance of some sort of Darkmoon Vale compilation in the future (i.e., a boxed set including the modules similar to Goodman Games' Saga of the Dragon Cult or the like)?

If this ties up the stuff in Darkmoon Vale for a while, is there any chance of some sort of Darkmoon Vale compilation in the future (i.e., a boxed set including the modules similar to Goodman Games' Saga of the Dragon Cult or the like)?

Charlie Brooks wrote:

If this ties up the stuff in Darkmoon Vale for a while, is there any chance of some sort of Darkmoon Vale compilation in the future (i.e., a boxed set including the modules similar to Goodman Games' Saga of the Dragon Cult or the like)?

The last time they did something in a box it didn't work out too well. Maybe a shrink-wrapped set would be better?

"Hungry are the Dead" is written by Tim Hitchcock. It's for 6th-level characters. As for where it's set... it looks like it's going to be the last adventure set in Darkmoon Vale for a while, and will tie up a few loose ends that have been tormenting folk since "Crown of the Kobold King"...

I forgot to mention LB1!

Vigil wrote:

I read that title, and all I hear is "Lonely is the Night..."

Remember, this is your fault:

Hungry are the Dead, when there are no living left
Shambling all around, stuck in this undeath

Hungry are the Dead, when no warm meat left to gnaw
Wait there's a scent, Adventurers beyond the wall.

Now it's time to fight, priest of Shayless trying to turn
OH, he's higher level than your buds, watch them scream and burn

Hungry, hungry, hungry undead going down
Cleric's turning towards you, calling on faith to burn you down!

Holy symbol, pres'nted bold and full.
Oh look, he failed, at his turning roll
you start feasting ignoring the pain
you'll feel better, once you eat his brain!

I blame you ALL! :)

I like dead things.
I keep a mysterious bucket filled with isopropyl and dead organisms and their parts under my desk in my laboratory. Lately, I've taken to designing strange mechanisms to reanimate them to demonstrate various biological functions. But really, the most interesting thing you can do with dead critters is to open their stomachs and see what they've been eating.

I'm not sure, precisely, how this effects the module, but I'm pretty sure it somehow does.

I like dead things.
I keep a mysterious bucket filled with isopropyl and dead organisms and their parts under my desk in my laboratory. Lately, I've taken to designing strange mechanisms to reanimate them to demonstrate various biological functions. But really, the most interesting thing you can do with dead critters is to open their stomachs and see what they've been eating.

I'm not sure, precisely, how this effects the module, but I'm pretty sure it somehow does.

Hang on. So the assumed Falcon’s Hollow campaign would be:

• 1st level – Hollow’s Last Hope
• 2nd level – Crown of the Kobold King
• 5th level – Carnival of Tears
• 5th level – Revenge of the Kobold King
• 5th level – Tower of the Last Baron
• 6th level – Hungry are the Dead
• 7th level – Treasure of Chimera Cove
• And then off to seek your fortune elsewhere.

That seems like an awful lot of 5th-level adventuring. I wonder if that isn’t a clue to the nature of the undead pouring into Falcon’s Hollow. Perhaps one of those 5th level adventures is intended to take place after Hungry ifyouknowwhatImean.

I would really keep LB1 and LB2 separate from the Falcon's Hollow stuff. They follow a very different theme from one another.

Falcon's Hollow stuff is more traditional D&D group, LB1 at least is very Tom Clancy, not sure about LB2 of course since it isn't out (btw, LB1 is f'n awesome, I love military-esque games and that is such a perfect fit for one).

Where is this adventure set? What is the name of the near by town?

Where is this adventure set? What is the name of the near by town?

"Tender.. is the night" is all I hear I must be old.

"Captain Johan, look sir! Smoke signals from yonder village! What do they say?"

"Hmm. 'Send more paramedics'?"

I've added the finished cover and updated the product description to match the back cover.

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I've added the finished cover and updated the product description to match the back cover.

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P.S.
Who is the cover artist?

Who is the cover artist?

The cover looks great, really creepy. Sounds like more bad news for the town of Falcon's Hollow. October's going to be a good month for PF module fans.

"Hungry are the Dead" is written by Tim Hitchcock. It's for 6th-level characters. As for where it's set... it looks like it's going to be the last adventure set in Darkmoon Vale for a while, and will tie up a few loose ends that have been tormenting folk since "Crown of the Kobold King"...

Ha, now that the update came I think I might buy it just for the cover art...

I love Falcon's Hollow! I don't care what the module is about just put it in the Darkmoon Vale and I will send my players off to their heroic deaths!!!

Will there still be 2 Modules out next month? This one & Treasure of Chimera Cove?

Will there still be 2 Modules out next month? This one & Treasure of Chimera Cove?

Haldir wrote:

Will there still be 2 Modules out next month? This one & Treasure of Chimera Cove?

It looks that way, and The Pact Stone Pyramid will be in November. I think that it was said that this is the last effect of Paizo's getting back on schedule, since many things were starting to get delayed. In addition, I believe that they had 1 extra module for this 2-month period because they had already announced them when the Pathfinder Companion was announced and the modules became bi-monthly.

By the way, you can see all this good stuff for yourself on the schedule page!

I love Falcon's Hollow! I don't care what the module is about just put it in the Darkmoon Vale and I will send my players off to their heroic deaths!!!

Then again, the community alignment is Neutral Evil.