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The Guide to Katapesh will be a useful addition to my Legacy of Fire Campaign. Overall I thought it was well written with solid information. I would have liked to see a large fold out map similar to the Guide to Korvosa. Many of the levels for the characters in the city seem low, but that is a minor inconvenience and I can be easily fixed. I just thought it odd for a city of 200,000 plus that all the character levels presented were 10 or lower. Obviously not all of levels of characters were given like the PactMasters.

The plot was well written and a real joy to run. The plague in the city and how it was handled in the campaign makes this one of the best written adventures I have run and read.

The first printing of this book has a terrible binding that will fail you in a short time. I hope they increase the strength of the binding to prevent this from happening in the future printings.
It leaves a sour taste when you pay 50 USD for a book to have it fail in this fashion.

The game carries on the traditions of the 3.5 system very well with positive improvements to game mechanics. Unfortunately, my main beef is with the quality of the book as I stated. Just like the fourth edition books I have that were also rated low based of there quality (cheap ink and paper, ink smudges). This book does not suffer those issues. I hope Paizo strengthens there bindings.

Great castle design and creative challenges. A lot of fun to go through this adventure.

Great Beginning to the Curse of the Crimson Throne. this was a lot of fun to read, and create the story for the players.

my group had a lot of fun and the ending was awesome.
However, as DM I add a lot of my own features and I believe that they did spice up the adventure, especially the entire rebellion story line. This allowed for a lot more RP in my adventure but we all had fun.

It had an enjoyable start and overall my players and I did have fun. The arkona palace was our least favorite part out of the entire AP for Curse of the Crimson Throne.

My players and I had a lot of fun going through this adventure. I dare to say that it was our favorite adventure out of the Curse of the Crimson throne AP. The Shoanti tribes made for some enjoyable role playing at the table and it was of great relief to break free from the city to venture into the world to gather knowledge about the foe that is to be faced. One of the best out of the series.