Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Shattered Star Poster Map Folio (based on
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Return to Varisia
Venture into the Pathfinder campaign setting’s most notorious frontier with the Shattered Star Map Folio! Plan new missions or map your adventuring group’s exploits in both treacherous cities and the monster-haunted wilds with these three enormous poster maps designed for use with the Shattered Star Adventure Path, Pathfinder’s dungeon-crawling quest for magical relics from a fallen empire!
Within this map folio, you’ll find three huge 8-panel poster maps. Tantalize your PCs with an enormous player handout designed to look like an ink-and-parchment map of the region, complete with sketches of local threats and legendary creatures! Then introduce them to the incredibly detailed map of Magnimar, Varisia’s merchant paradise, where the aristocratic traditions of devil-worshiping Cheliax are shunned in favor of independence, commerce, and opportunity. From there, it’s a long riverboat ride to the cliffside monument-city of Kaer Maga, the City of Strangers, where the only law comes from rival gangs and guilds, and civilized monsters rub shoulders with fugitives and religious zealots. Whether you need densely packed cityscapes for your urban adventures or a mysterious regional map to inspire you and your players, these beautiful maps of some of the Pathfinder campaign setting’s most detailed locations are the perfect resource for the Shattered Star Adventure Path or any fantasy campaign.
As a long-time subscriber, I have all the map folios. The is the first one that I've been able to use. The folios have struggled to find their place, but this one hits the spot for me. The player-friendly map of Varisia is usable for multiple campaigns (and has a "here there be dragons" feel without the spoilers). The map of Magnimar is usable across multiple campaigns and Sean#4 of PFS. The map of Kaer Maga is also useful when combined with several other products.
I still don't like the slipcovers that hold the maps. They would benefit greatly from the inclusion of pockets to help keep the maps in place.
