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The desert sands of Osirion conceal an untold number of ruins and tombs, lost to memory over the millennia-long span of the nation’s history. Even today, the fickle winds of sandstorms can reveal structures hitherto unknown for thousands of years, and seemingly untouched by time. Such unplundered tombs can be an archaeological windfall, but would-be explorers should exercise caution, for the pharaohs of old jealously guarded their possessions against intruders with traps, unliving guardians, and potent curses.
—Modern Osirionology: An Introduction, published in Absalom, 4714 AR
In the depths of the Osirian desert, a sandstorm has recently uncovered a mighty pyramid that was buried beneath the sand for ages. Lost for centuries, the pyramid has not yet revealed its secrets, but one crumbling papyrus scroll found in the Great Library of Tephu contains references to the tomb of an ancient Osirian king known only as the Pharaoh of Sphinxes. Word of the pyramid’s discovery has spread far and fast. Archaeologists, explorers, and tomb robbers from across the Inner Sea are gathering in Osirion’s taverns and inns to plan expeditions into the desert, each vying to be the first to plunder the tomb’s treasures.
I'm looking for 4 players to run through this module. Should be fun, there are traps, puzzles and monsters, a good old fashioned dungeon crawl.
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"There room for Sad Rock here?" Sad asks the air, still confused on how Pathfinders find their assignments.
"Sad good Packminder! Sad work hard, have good blunt club!" Sad yells out, holding out his well-dulled club for others to see. "Sad will sit here to see if Sad needed. Sad wait!"
Sad looks around for a rock upon which to perch.
"Sad good waiter. Sad wait all day, if okay," Sad rumbles as he sits and makes himself comfortable, wondering when he might know if he will be chosen for this assignment.