We’ve been waiting seven years for this moment.
Starting in 2019, when we first heard of Erik Mona’s upcoming deluxe adventure, we’ve built and rebuilt parties of characters to play it. We’ve chosen – and changed – this project’s roster of players from among Order of the Amber Die’s members.

Greetings, Pathfinders and Starfinders! As is an annual tradition, it’s time to announce changes coming to Pathfinder and Starfinder Society with the launch of the new program years in August. This blog is coming a little earlier than usual, because there are some big changes this year, and we want to give you all plenty of time to understand them, as well as why we’re making these changes.

Archives of Nethys is one of the most beloved and widely used resources in the Pathfinder and Starfinder communities. It has helped players learn our games, explore new ideas, build characters, and share their excitement with friends around the world. We are deeply grateful for everything Archives of Nethys has done. 

There were four bodies, each relatively intact. They wore wrappings around their heads, leaving only their eyes exposed to the desert winds. Deep purple and brown stained each of the wrappings around the ears, the blood still somewhat damp.

You know it wouldn’t be summer without a celebration of the Radiant Prism! And what a celebration we have had here in Absalom!

Nothing quite says “summer” like frogs, am I right? Yeah, you read that correctly! This year, we’re spending our July celebrating Pathfinder Game Night: Dawn of the Frogs with the Pathfinder Second Edition Bundle of Frogs! on Humble Bundle. This bundle is live now and is scheduled to run through July 31st at 11 A.M. Pacific. It features the usual digital downloads of a wide array of Pathfinder titles you might be used to as well as a new, exclusive short story ebook, an exclusive Foundry VTT module, and (for the first time ever) 3D-printable files to bring your Pathfinder game to life! As always, your support of the bundle will directly benefit a great cause—in this case, the Craft Emergency Relief Fund (CERF+).