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Pathfinder #11—Curse of the Crimson Throne Chapter 5: "Skeletons of Scarwall" (OGL)
Paizo Publishing, LLC
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Print Edition:
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$19.99
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PDF:
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$13.99
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Chapter 11: "Skeletons of Scarwall"
by Greg A. Vaughan
The heroes have learned the identity of the evil that plagues Korvosa—the vile remnants of an evil dragon who once ruled much of Belkzen as a sadistic warlord. In order to defeat him again and save both Korvosa and the queen, the PCs must journey deep into the orc-held lands of Belkzen and brave the haunted reaches of Castle Scarwall, once the dragon's seat of power. Somewhere deep inside waits the holy weapon Serithtial, the sword responsible for his defeat hundreds of years ago. Only on its edge can the dragon be driven from the world.
This volume of Pathfinder also features a gazetteer of the brutal lands known as the Hold of Belkzen, a presentation on Zon-Kuthon (god of darkness and pain), and several new monsters native to Belkzen and the haunted depths of Castle Scarwall.
For characters of 12th to 14th level.
Pathfinder is Paizo Publishing's 96-page, perfect-bound, full-color softcover Adventure Path book printed on high-quality paper that releases in a monthly volume. Each volume is brought to you by the same staff which brought you Dragon and Dungeon magazines for over five years. It contains an in-depth Adventure Path scenario, stats for about a half-dozen new monsters, and several support articles meant to give Game Masters additional material to expand their campaign. Because Pathfinder uses the Open Game License, it is 100% compatible with the world's most popular fantasy roleplaying game.
ISBN–13: 978-1-60125-099-5
Are there errors or omissions in this product information? Got corrections? Let us know at
webmaster@paizo.com.
PZO9011
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Will there be a PDF version forthcoming?
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David Fryer wrote:
Will there be a PDF version forthcoming?
Yes—it will be available for individual sale on the product's street date: July 30.
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Hey HANG ON
Pegg and Loute.. despite their appearances they were once human
even karazaon tired of their pedantic drivel...
PEGG
LOUTE
I smell a big hairy rat.
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Richard Pett wrote:
Hey HANG ON
Pegg and Loute.. despite their appearances they were once human
even karazaon tired of their pedantic drivel...
PEGG
LOUTE
I smell a big hairy rat.
sniff, sniff...yeah, I think that's about right.
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Greg A. Vaughan wrote:
Richard Pett wrote:
Hey HANG ON
Pegg and Loute.. despite their appearances they were once human
even karazaon tired of their pedantic drivel...
PEGG
LOUTE
I smell a big hairy rat.
sniff, sniff...yeah, I think that's about right.
hahahahahahaha!
*deep breath*
HAHAHAHAHAHA!!(length edited for reader mercy) !
Oh i love this Greg!
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Rathendar wrote:
hahahahahahaha!
*deep breath*
HAHAHAHAHAHA!!(length edited for reader mercy) !
Oh i love this Greg!
Then it is for you, Rathendar, that I have done it...well, for you and mainly for me 'cause I love it to. Ha! Take that, Pett and Logue!
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Greg A. Vaughan wrote:
Then it is for you, Rathendar, that I have done it...well, for you and mainly for me 'cause I love it to. Ha! Take that, Pett and Logue!
Mr. Pett and Mr. Logue, I suggest to take the the Gauntlet!
For your honor and our amusement!
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Ye shall PAY Greg!!! PAAAAAAAAAAAAY! :-)
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but mostly for our amusement!
lol :)
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I just bought PF #11 and I have a questions about the contents. First off, I like the descriptions of the deities so far very much, and they help bring a clearer picture of the different faiths of Golarion. Part of what I love about the extra information is the extra spells for clerics of the faith and the prestige class, such as the Spherewalker of Desna, and the variant classes, such as the druid dedicated to Lamashtu.
But when I read the part of Zon-Kuthon, I noticed the lack of bonus spells and prestige/variant class.
Is this because there will be a deities book out soon, and that book will hold that info, or will there be no more extra spells and prestige classes tied to religion from this point on?
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Part of the reason Zon-Kuthon lacks a prestige class or spells is that we had a late-breaking error with our pagination—basically, we had a 98 page Pathfinder the day before we were supposed to ship to the printer, which is a problem for a product like Pathfinder that's only 96 pages long. The spells and prestige class got the boot, as a result. The spells will resurface in the Gods & Magic book, but the prestige class got rolled into a very similar drow prestige class (the Pain Taster) that's scheduled to appear in Pathfinder #15.
Going forward, though, the plan is to keep doing a prestige class and one or two new spells for each deity that gets an article in Pathfinder; the next one appears in Pathfinder #13—Cayden Cailean!
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James Jacobs wrote:
Part of the reason Zon-Kuthon lacks a prestige class or spells is that we had a late-breaking error with our pagination—basically, we had a 98 page Pathfinder the day before we were supposed to ship to the printer, which is a problem for a product like Pathfinder that's only 96 pages long. The spells and prestige class got the boot, as a result. The spells will resurface in the Gods & Magic book, but the prestige class got rolled into a very similar drow prestige class (the Pain Taster) that's scheduled to appear in Pathfinder #15.
Going forward, though, the plan is to keep doing a prestige class and one or two new spells for each deity that gets an article in Pathfinder; the next one appears in Pathfinder #13—Cayden Cailean!
I hope we'll see a Zon-Kuthon PrC at some point though, as he's my favorite deity so far. We don't have one for Lamashtu either. Will we ever get evil god goodies?
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James Jacobs wrote:
Part of the reason Zon-Kuthon lacks a prestige class or spells is that we had a late-breaking error with our pagination—basically, we had a 98 page Pathfinder the day before we were supposed to ship to the printer, which is a problem for a product like Pathfinder that's only 96 pages long. The spells and prestige class got the boot, as a result. The spells will resurface in the Gods & Magic book, but the prestige class got rolled into a very similar drow prestige class (the Pain Taster) that's scheduled to appear in Pathfinder #15.
Couldn't you simply release the booted content as a free web enhancement? Pretty pretty please with sugar on top?
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