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I’ve been asking for a megadungeon AP for ages. Thank you so much for making it happen, Paizo-powers-that-be.

Awesome! :)

I would personally love to see a full AP,but given the community’s appetite for megadungeons, I think a short and sharp 3-parter makes sense. I’ll hope it’s phenomenally successful and that we might see a “delving deeper” sequel in the adventures line, sometime down the track.

Really, really glad to read about this.

Me too! However, I feel like stopping halfway through as a bit of a let down (with only 3 parts). Knowing Paizo though, they won't disappoint.

As the subject line says I wish to cancel my subscription to the Starfinder Adventure Path. As much as I enjoy reading them I have enough trouble finding the time to play Pathfinder, never mind Starfinder.

Scott Hutchinson

Oh, and for the record, if they were going to miraculously squeeze one more 1.0 hardcover in, my vote would be for Second Darkness.

I think my single biggest heart break about Pathfinder 2.0 is the fact we'll never see SD or LoF updated to Pathfinder 1.0 rules.

I think if those had come out in the next couple of weeks years, combined with a few dungeon heavy APs, I could buy in to 2.0, but all I feel right now is disappointed about 2.0. I'm sure it will pass, but I'm not great with change and that was my single greatest reason for staying with Paizo when D&D 4th Ed. came out.

Absolutely Curse of the Crimson Throne, but Second Darkness would be very cool too.

Still here and no plans to go anywhere else.

My group had much better success. Though there were only four of them, they were all 3rd-level by the time they ran into the grell.

I had assumed the grell would wait just above the edge of the second level and would drop silently on the group as it passed below (reasonable - I don't know, but on the spur of the moment it seemed a good plan).

The group was super paranoid that something was on the balconey (afterall why was the area boarded up?). So they sent the human rogue to the stairs to scout it out. He made it up and down with out being heard and reported back to the group.

The group then decieded to send the rogue back up the stairs to move in for a sneak attack (dagger at 20 ft. range if I remember correctly) and move the archer (a half-elf with DEX 17) towards the north end of the west balconey while the goliath barbarian/druid and the human wizard hung back closer to the entrance and made noice like they were searching the walls nearby.

Both the rogue and the archer hit with their surprise attacks and while the rogue did a measely 3 hps, the archer rolled a critical and rolled around 15 hps of damage.

Everyone but the druid/barbarian beat the grell in initiative. The rogue choose to throw again, missed and retreated back to the cover of the stairwell. The archer used his Rapid Fire feat and hit the grell one more time for almost 10 hps. The wizard readied and magic missile for to target the grell as soon as it was visable. The grell move to attack the archer and the wizard's magic missile flew, 6 hps later the grell was down and no one had suffered a point of damage.

Kind of depressing as a DM (I really like grells) but yeah for the players. Two rooms later the rogue died on a crit from the invisible pulvirizer so it all works out in the end.