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Dungeons of Golarion provides the most important thing a GM needs to create a campaign. Inspiration. While each and every one of these dungeons is filled with Golarion flavor and lore they remain modular enough to place anywhere.

The Red Redoubt of Karamoss will be taking a starring role in my Kingmaker Campaign. The Candlestone Caverns are an excellent resource for kicking off an early home-brew campaign effort.

Well written, with excellent art and super useful maps. Dungeons of Golarion is easily my favorite soft-cover in the Pathfinder Campaign setting line. Every page gets the GM gears turning as the writers evoke exciting adventure locations without spelling out how to build them.

This here is the blueprint, from which you can craft an entire campaign or just a night's adventure.

Grab Dungeons of Golarion - You'll quickly realise it's the most useful book in your collection when you want a quick shot of inspiration.

Plague of Shadows is easily the best Pathfinder novel to date, and the line has completely hit its stride here.

A classic adventuring party, a quest and a pace that just doesn't let the reader set the book down. "Pathfinder Tales: The Plague of Shadows" will keep you riveted as you seek to learn more about these characters and their complexities.

Whether you are a fan of fantasy, adventure, romance or intrigue Plague of Shadows will get you going. This is the first book I could hand to my mum without worrying that she would get lost in the setting. All the lore is explained and detailed in such a way that unfamiliar readers will get context quickly, and readers familiar with Golarion will learn details that they'll appreciate.

Give this man another novel - and give us more Elyana and Drelm! This pair need a new quest that takes people across Golarion, Howard Andrew Jones has the chops to pull it off.

For entertainment per dollar value you can't go past this novel.

I threw these into my cart the second I heard about them. Now that they've arrived I've used them in my Kingmaker campaign.

Seriously, a great piece of tech. My players all enjoyed having the opportunity to twist the plot (they all used their cards in a single encounter with a Troll because they are lowly 2nd level characters).

The ability to affect the narrative is absolutely something that they love. I get to stretch my creativity as a GM and my players get to stretch theirs too.

5 stars Paizo, these will be used in all my campaigns.