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Pathfinder Module: From Shore to Sea (PFRPG)
Paizo Publishing, LLC
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$13.99
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Preorder
expected May 2010
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An aquatic dungeon adventure for 6th-level Pathfinder Roleplaying Game characters.
The rustic folk of Blackbeach have kept their cursed heritage secret for thousands of years—they are pureblooded scions of Lost Azlant, the sunken continent across the western sea, whose bloodline eventually causes them to transform into sea-folk and obey a strange underwater entity. A local sorcerer trying to cure his people has awakened a terrible evil, locked away in a nearby Azlanti ruin for thousands of years. Now the villagers are rapidly devolving into fishlike monsters and hearing a telepathic call they cannot refuse. Can the heroes save the villagers and stop the ancient abomination before it escapes to avenge itself?
This adventure was developed with the assistance of hundreds of gamers who contributed to the open design process at Kobold Quarterly Editor and gaming legend Wolfgang Baur’s award-winning online Open Design Studio.
Written by Brandon Hodge
Pathfinder Modules are 32-page, high-quality, full-color, adventures using the Open Game License to work with both the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game and the standard 3.5 fantasy RPG rules set. All Pathfinder Modules include four pre-made characters so players can jump right into the action, and full-color maps to enhance play.
ISBN 13: 978-1-60125-257-9
Note: This product is part of the
Pathfinder Modules Subscription.
Are there errors or omissions in this product information? Got corrections? Let us know at
webmaster@paizo.com.
PZO9525
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I like the art.
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I like the Azlant.
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Dark_Mistress wrote:
I like the art.
I'm pretty sure that's a mock up.
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Adam Daigle wrote:
Dark_Mistress wrote:
I like the art.
I'm pretty sure that's a mock up.
You are correct!
-Lisa
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Well, when you put it all like that, it sounds like a pretty cool adventure after all! ;-)
I am both thrilled and honored to keep such company.
B.
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IF thats the mock up...
I am awaiting the amazement I will have with the actual cover.
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Awesome art and great project ;)
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Oh I knew it was a mockup, I just liked the art anyways. :)
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Sounds a bit Dagon'ish. Me like!
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Squee!
It's so exciting to see this hit the product listings. From it's current state it looks like it's going to be an incredibly atmospheric and creepy adventure (though if you can prevent your players from singing "It's beginning to look a lot like fishmen" repeatedly through the first session you're a better GM than me).
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I'm one of the lower-level patrons on this module. I haven't added too much, mainly watching the process. Hopefully a few of my ideas will make it in ;)
The mockup cover art is nice, but there won't be any pirates involved. Can't wait until I get my hands on the official hard copy version.
BTW, I highly recommend being a patron on one of the Open Design projects. Great it you have ever considered writing your own module or even just learning better GM techniques!
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This adventure's gonna rock!
But I'm biased since I'm a patron.
The mock up art is from one of the side trek adventures in the Second Darkness AP, just FYI.
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Mactaka wrote:
This adventure's gonna rock!
But I'm biased since I'm a patron.
The mock up art is from one of the side trek adventures in the Second Darkness AP, just FYI.
*headdesk* of course! I knew it was really familiar, and I didn't think it was from Chimera Cove, but I couldn't think of anything else that was particularly piratical and didn't have my books to hand, forgot all about ol' Captain Grudge. It's been bugging me all afternoon, Thankyou!
Guess I should have qualified my previous post by saying I'm a hideously biased patron too (though sadly after deciding to make this my first senior patronage, work has been so busy that I've barely been able to contribute until now). Seriously though, I've run two playtest groups through it and it's been an absolute blast. It's wonderful to watch OD products grow so I certainly second Sinvel's recommendation if you've never been a patron. Keep an eye on Open Design and when a product that interests you comes around, take the plunge!
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Echoing the above sentiments, I've been having a lot of fun as a senior patron (lately work and life have taken me away from contributing). I even got to make a couple of contributions to the adventure itself.
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