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Will all 4 modules be bundled at some point?


Just curious if Paizo has stated if they will be offering the foundry modules as a bundle once the last book is released. I am very excited to jump in, but would like to wait for the whole module to release. Thank you.


Mathmuse wrote:
The key is to give the GMPC a reason to always agree with the other party members. The players need to make the decisions. Amaya in Jade Regent was a den mother healer, concerned with the health of the party rather than wanting to accomplish anything directly. Val Baine in Iron Gods had hero worship toward the other party members. For a GMPC in a solo campaign, being a little brother or sister accustomed to following the guidance of the older sibling would be a good setup.

Appreciate the reply and advice!

I think I will run with that idea. The multiclass idea was to shore up the lack of utility, but it doesn't solve action limitations which .

Curse of Strahd Spoilers:
I settled on using Ismark and Ireena as starting companions that I just built to complement her ranger. A fighter and a life oracle respectively.


Hi! I am currently running a campaign with my wife as a solo player and myself as the GM. It's a converted and heavily modified Curse of Strahd campaign but we also started Extinction Curse.

For the CoS campaign I have already been simulating fights with her ranger which hits stupidly hard, but I am foreseeing a rough go of encounter balancing due to action economy and lack of flexibility of a solo party. For folks who have used the variant, would dual-classing be a decent solution? I am hesitant to drop that on her as we already have allowed her the free archetype: beastmaster because she loves animal companions.

Another solution I thought of was to utilize NPC (the dreaded GMPC's) and giving her one to control. Has anyone else ran a solo player campaign that would like to chime in? Thanks for reading!