It's that time again, ghouls and boils! Howl-oween is almost here—the fearly celebration of everything creepy and scary, and on a Saturday no less! If you're lurking for a good time, it's the perfect excuse to run a creepy game for all your fiends! But what's that? You haven't made arrangements before now? What a ghastly mistake! Luckily, your friend Paizo grave-elopers have assembled a list of the top ten creepiest Pathfinder products you can pull out for a scary night of rolling bones. You can buy the physical product, or pick up the PDF on short notice and get your spooky books instantly, anywhere ghost to ghost!

The Game: All Flesh Must Be Eaten
The Setting: End of Gen Con tear-down in the exhibition hall—when it's really difficult to tell the difference between the exhausted... and the undead!
The Encounter: Paizo staff have turned into zombies! Watch to see how many you can name. There's even a couple of our more famous volunteers!

For those of you that are big fans of monsters like me, paging through a bestiary is always a delight. While we pull many of our devious and dangerous creatures from folklore, we also draw from pop culture from time to time. Many of us here are fond of horror movies (and monster movies), and it's no small surprise that a number of our monsters are inspired by the movies we so love.

It's the most wonderful tiiiiiime of the year! That's right, the pumpkins are ready for harvesting, the cider is warming up, the leaves are turning their glorious shades of scarlets and yellows—and the veil thins between the worlds!

It's that time of the year again to don your costumes and hit the streets for a night of candy, goblins, pumpkins, and spooky galore! Check out this awesome pumpkin submission from Pathfinder fan, Jory!

Have your own Pathfinder Pumpkin? Or maybe a Golarion-inspired costume? Email pictures of pumpkins or costumes to cosplay@paizo.com. Include with your picture how you wish to be credited (username or real name) and description of your costume or pumpkin. We'll post pictures up on the Paizo Facebook page and do a follow up blog to show off the best ones.