Hail, Pathfinders!
When the BKOM development team set out to create the first Pathfinder action RPG, one Adventure Path stood out from the rest: Abomination Vaults. The sprawling megadungeon, formidable bosses, and unforgettable encounters made it the perfect foundation for a game built on fast-paced combat and deep exploration.

Hail and well met, ‘Finders! This month’s new releases dive deep into the lore of Golarion’s dragons and bring the world to the brink of apocalypse!

Howdy! Luis Loza here! We’re wrapping up our look at dragons featured in Pathfinder Monster Core 2 and Pathfinder Lost Omens Draconic Codex with the mightiest dragons of all: the archdragons!

Zaluraak lounged in his cramped cave atop a paltry pile of silver, lazily stirring coins with a single claw. The fortune dragon was sick of this meager existence. This dreary cavern barely qualified as a lair, this little heap barely qualified as a hoard, and the arcane essences he craved couldn’t be found anywhere nearby—no magical items, no trade routes, no undiscovered crypts, nothing. A tiny cave at the northern border of the Five Kings Mountains was unworthy of Zaluraak, who knew he was destined for unimaginable greatness. But to reach the heights he surely deserved, he needed power.

Hello! In addition to the myriad of great dragons that will be upcoming in Pathfinder Monster Core 2 and Pathfinder Lost Omens Draconic Codex, you might have heard that there will also be some dragons of a more diminutive stature.

Hello! I’m continuing to steal the blog from Luis Loza in order to preview more dragons from the upcoming releases of Pathfinder Monster Core 2 and Pathfinder Lost Omens Draconic Codex. And by steal, I mean he asked me if I wanted to do it. Luis is very easygoing like that, unlike these two dragons which I am about to reveal!