Adventure Quarterly #2 (PFRPG)

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There's never enough adventures, right?

Welcome to the second issue of Adventure Quarterly! Adventure Quarterly is dedicated to regularly bringing you fun adventures for your Pathfinder Roleplaying Game from new and established voices in the RPG industry. It is our hope that like us, you feel that there's just never enough adventure out there!

Within this issue you shall find a means for randomized room flavor within a dungeon, a means of testing the mettle of nascent adventurers, what happens when ancient burial rites go awry, an anvil upon which characters break or prove themselves, and some insight into the morale of an encounter. From the talented minds of T.H. Gulliver, Jonathan McAnulty, Steven D. Russell, and Justin Sluder are adventures covering the low-, mid-, and high- level ranges of play. Creighton Broadhurst of Raging Swan Press offers up a creative way to add flavor to any room. Robert N. Emerson shares with us his rules for managing the motivations and spirit of NPCs during a fight.

Adventures are aimed at 1st, 9th, and 18th level characters, with detailed maps, encounters, and NPCs!

Who could wish for anything more?

Cover Illustration by Juan Diego Dianderas
Pages: 84

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This also includes the labeled and unlabeled maps as separate hi-res images.

We hope you enjoy.

P.S. my adventure in this one is pure Schmuck bait.

Scarab Sages

The first review - 5 stars!


When the ad copy has two fairly bad homonym errors, that doesn't encourage me to expect good things from the product.

"test the metal of nascent adventurers"... that's "mettle", as in quality or resiliency.

"when ancient burial rights go awry"... that's "rites", as in rituals.

The worst of that is I would expect a company named Rite Publishing to know the difference on the second.


Adventure Path Charter Subscriber; Pathfinder Starfinder Adventure Path Subscriber

Review posted here and at RPGNow.

Scarab Sages

Thanks for the review Alzrius. Glad you liked the Ruin's Perilous, level 1. The backstory might not be everyone's cup of tea, but I did try to make it a thing that could be easily adapted to other needs. And new monsters are always useful, I think.


Urath DM wrote:

When the ad copy has two fairly bad homonym errors, that doesn't encourage me to expect good things from the product.

"test the metal of nascent adventurers"... that's "mettle", as in quality or resiliency.

"when ancient burial rights go awry"... that's "rites", as in rituals.

The worst of that is I would expect a company named Rite Publishing to know the difference on the second.

urath DM I can understand that, and trust me I feel like a moron, its now fixed in the text, but I do have the free preview (the first post in the discussion you can look at and hopefully form a more indepth opinion of our quality. Thanks for pointing out the error

Steve

Shane thanks for doing the review!


And reviewed here, on DTRPG, Lou Agresta's RPGaggression, submitted my review of AQ #1 and one of AQ #2 to NERDTREK and sent my review to GMS magazine. Cheers! (It's awesome to see Ruins Perilous!)

Scarab Sages

Endzeitgeist wrote:
(It's awesome to see Ruins Perilous!)

Thanks!


Thanks for taking the time to do the review end.

your right I should have done an epilogue with St. Samren and the Quintes Starlight, but 99.99% of the time it goes like this: TPK :)


My players are already giddy for the dungeon - after considering Seven Swords of Sin too easy, they yearn for a challenge! :D


Endzeitgeist wrote:
My players are already giddy for the dungeon - after considering Seven Swords of Sin too easy, they yearn for a challenge! :D

Yeah that was the purpose behind writing it, i wanted something that was a fair play "Tomb of Horrors" style dungeon, that could be "beaten" but unlikely unless you play smart, and smart play would be rewarded.


I have shipped a number of print copies to paizo.


Now at paizo in print.


24 hour sale!


Got it! Been meaning to do it as I had been interested in the Ruins Perilous piece. Thanks.


Just got this as a reward for backing the AQ kickstarter. If you swapped out the Questor's Society for the Pathfinders, the Ruins Perilous would fit a perfect niche in PF and Golarion. Would add a whole layer onto the in-game PFS.

Looking forward to more levels.

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