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I agree with Block Knight. Loving the line up. Even the Osirion AP, which I think will still be well written and fun to run.

I totally agree, and I'm pretty confidant with whatever the paizo team will do with this one.

After all they've already done a wonderful job with osirion until now.

On a personnal note, I look forward to this one impatiently: I'm closing my legacy of fire campaign in a few month and with a little work, it could be an excellent follow-up.

Awesome! My players are running chapter 6 right now, and i'll probably use your story right after that.

Thank you for this incredible stuff!

I am currently GMing legacy of fire, and it has two, IMO advantages over carrion crown (spoilers, beware) :
1) pugwampis. One of the most memorable nasty little critter ever designed.
2) it is the only AP that leave golarion, and if you like surprising your players... Well, the city of brass IS a true legend for some old gamers (thanks paizo for that). And the work they did with genie is just marvelous : shaitans, divs...

Lof, definitely.

We have been playing since august last year, and currently are beginning "the end of eternity".

The group is composed of the iconics Merisiel, Sajan, Seoni, Kyra and a ranger named Akif (who hates gnolls and is rather happy with that choice).

The players really loved the pugwampis (one of their best experience as players, and they are playing since 15 years for some of them). They are also really enjoying Kakishon.

Well, I live in Europe, and am therefore not present at US conventions; and the few conventions present in Europe I cannot attend either because my work simply does not lend itself to such travels. I can't say anything more than "I would buy it. All the people that play with me would too".

+1. I'm also currently playing with an epic group who started in 3.0, but the old epic rules are really mind-boggling. A pathfinder epic rules supplement would see instant use in my old campaign, and, time helping, in the future of my current "legacy of fire" campaign.