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Pathfinder Chronicles: Dark Markets—A Guide to Katapesh (OGL) Print Edition
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The bustling bazaars of Absalom offer countless delights, but even they do not sell everything. Only in the peerless markets of mysterious Katapesh can one find anything for sale, from the lost diamonds of a fallen empire to a clutch of slaves freshly captured off the Inner Sea coast. This exotic desert locale serves as the backdrop of the Pathfinder Adventure Path Legacy of Fire, and this informative, lushly illustrated full-color 64-page guide presents everything players and Game Masters need to know to bring the dark markets of Katapesh to terrible life.

By Stephen S. Greer and Amber E. Scott

ISBN-13: 978-1-60125-166-4

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Reviewer: Masika

This is yet another solid resource in the Chronicle range. This book is well bound and set out with quite a bit of text. It has all the details needed to run Katapesh as a campaign or adventure setting.

For what ever reason, this book did not appeal to me like previous guide books. It seemed to be very clinical and had a lot of information as opposed to image grabbing materials. I would recommend this book to GMs running adventures in and around Katapesh.


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Pathfinder Chronicles: Dark Markets -- A Guide to Katapesh (OGL) Print Edition
Rauol_Duke (Pathfinder Adventure Path Charter Subscriber),

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Ooooo... neat!

tbug (Pathfinder Chronicles Charter Superscriber; Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber),

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Woohoo! I'm hoping for Golarion's take on the mercanes (my current favourite SRD creature).

I enjoyed Secrets of Xen'drik, and I have high hopes for this book!

Elorebaen (Pathfinder Chronicles Charter Superscriber; Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, Planet Stories Subscriber),

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I cannot wait!

Taldor Zootcat (Pathfinder Chronicles Charter Superscriber; Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, Planet Stories Subscriber),

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I can't wait for this one! I'm guessing it's chock-full of little morsels that'll fire the imagination!

Taldor cappadocius (Pathfinder Chronicles Subscriber),

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Ha! I love this cover! More like this, please!

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