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Hi! Can I use Mercy on myself to counteract paralyzed condition if I am paralyzed myself?

Hi! Can I use Mercy on myself to counteract paralyzed condition if I am paralyzed myself?

I have made a ritual for the Bloodstone (2E but can be easily converted to 1E):

The bearer of the Lung Bloodstone of Arazni may perform a ritual sacrifice of one of their lungs to gain a Moderate Boon of Arazni. They do not have to learn the ritual. As long as they possess the bloodstone, they may cast it once.
Secret: If the same character performs this ritual for the second time (regardless of the previous result), they gain a Moderate Curse of Arazni instead.

Rare Divination Ritual 6
Cast 4 hours; Cost one of your own lungs;
Secondary Casters 1
Primary Check Occultism (master) or Religion (master); Secondary Check Medicine to help to remove one of the lungs

Effect: You are drained 4 (or 3 on critical success). This value won’t decrease by any means until you regrow your lung (by regenerate spell or similar effect). You also take 14d6 slashing damage.
Critical Success: Blood from your wounds forms into armor or a piece of equipment (of up to your level+2) you need. If what you need the most is information, the blood forms letters spelling out up to three sentences of that information.
Success: Blood from your wounds forms into armor or a piece of equipment (of your level or lower) you need. If what you need the most is information, the blood forms letters spelling out one sentence of that information.
Failure: You fail the ritual and ruin the offered lung.
Critical Failure: You gain a Moderate Curse of Arazni instead of a Boon.

Heki Lightbringer wrote:

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I feel like I'm an idiot who is just missing it, but does it say somewhere how many spells per day Istravek can cast for each spell level?

He can cast all listed spells once. They are the spells he has prepared. That is one 8th level spell, two 7th level, three 6th level, four 5th and 4th and five 3rd, 2nd, 1st level spells.

But he's a sorcerer, he doesn't prepare spells...right?

Though I do now notice it lists his CL as 16th level for those spells. Should I just reference that on the Sorcerer spells/day table and then add extras for his high Charisma?

Ah, I see, he is sorc. Then it is probably missing in his stats and a typo. But yes, just take Sorcerer level 16 as a guidline. You won't probably have a chance to use that many spells anyway.

So that is 3x 8th level spell and 6x 7th level...hm that is no joke. I am interested how this will play out. Good luck to your party :)

I am running it in 2E (thx RkoTitan for your work on conversion).

Our party consists of:

Gnome arcane Sorcerer
Elf Monk
Human Fighter
Goblin Cleric of Sarenrae

I feel like I'm an idiot who is just missing it, but does it say somewhere how many spells per day Istravek can cast for each spell level?

He can cast all listed spells once. They are the spells he has prepared. That is one 8th level spell, two 7th level, three 6th level, four 5th and 4th and five 3rd, 2nd, 1st level spells.

Thank you for your answers, you are right. I found this: "Unlike many divinities, Arazni has a single, fixed form and a finite realm on the
Material Plane."
So it means that her body was also her soul.

I just thought that I have read somewhere that Geb took 1 year long journey through multiverse to find her soul and grab her back.

But maybe I just imagined it myself or it was from some older source. There is some inconsistency in Pathfinder Lore through the years.

But what Kasoh said works for me well, thx.

Should not she just be destroyed (when killed by Tar-Baphon) after dying as an outsider on the material plane?

She have already went through the cycle of souls before (when she died as mortal and then became herold of Aroden).

Or can one soul go through Pharasma's court multiple times or what?

Bachuan will be much harder to salvage. They could at least not name the ideology communism which comes from latin (and thus in the setting Taldan) word communia.

They could find some historical thinker from the region who had simmilar ideas. Heck, China is so renowned for its philosophers. There is not a problem with communist inspired region per say, but it can't be a blatant copycat. That is lazy and immersion breaking. At least name it in a region themed way when everythig else is named that way.

I am from post communist country, so the word communism just instantly plucks me up from the setting. You could argue the same thing with colonialism if you are from a post colonial country. Sure, but the word colony does not equal modern euroamerican colonialism, many cultures from all over the world and time periods were making colonies and trade stations.

Communism from my point of view pretty much equals Marx, Stalin, Mao and their ideology (correct me if I am wrong). I don't mind fighting Baphomet or Lamashtu, cause they are mythical beings from real world history, but I sure don't want any Maos or Stalins in Golarion.

I understand what you're saying.

Colonial nations and areas as pretty much universally villainous foes to be rebelled against and defeated, is a kind of story I'm interested in.

Amanandar as written is both very white savior, and seems written to let you play as Taldan characters if Tian Xia is "too Asian" for a player. I can vaguely understand how that conversation arises, but I think a more self-aware team with Asian writers and decision makers would realize that that's not really a great statement to make, and if people want to play Avistani people that is just as valid as Tian characters in Avistan, without a justification-nation.

I haven't read it in quite some time, but I can't remember a single particularly compelling thing about Amanandar, just the above two things.

I think that conquering civilized foreign lands and making your own empire is an interesting story as well. It is a very grey area for sure, but moral dilemas and more heavy stuff is something that makes me interested in RPGs in the first place.

Taldor and Amandar are not Good Aligned, they are Neutral. Which means pros and cons. Grey stuff. That is important. If they would be defined as Lawful Good, that would be a huge problem, but luckily even 15 years ago and with very American outlook of the world Paizo did not make such mistake.

So I would just make sure that the white saviour trope point of view is dismissed. Taldan people brought law to the Amandar region opressed by bandits, but they also created other problems in the proces, because their reason for comming was acquisitive. That makes an interesting setting for a lot of diplomacy. It is not a necessarily evil place that must be rebelled against at all costs. There are other ways.
Rebellion does not equal good either, it equals chaos. Things can go horribly wrong during the rebellion even though the intent was pure good.

Yosiduin's backstory reworked:
[CONTENT WARNING - sensitive topic for war veterans]

One of my PC's showed great interest in taking part in some knightly tournament in Vigil. So obviously Ceto will be there as a final boss (yeah she will be a huge favourite in 1 on 1, but that's okay, it's just a tournament not a fight to the death. And more beef with her and PC'S = better).

But I also think it is a great oportunity to introduce Yosiduin. But in that case there is a need to rework his backstory. So instead of being 'evil which no one has seen, haha' I made a bit deeper personality for him.

1) Backstory:
His gradnfather was a knight of Ozem and a paladin of Aroden. This part stays. And Yosiduin was as well, until Aroden's death.
Yosiduin joined the coup in the Whiteblade War and did some bad things there. He was on the losing side of the conflict, though. But because of his grandfather's legacy, he was given mercy and a second chance.
(I was watching Creed last night, so this is where this idea comes from. He was only given a chance because of his ancestor's legacy, not because of who he was himself. So naturaly, he hated that and he wieved this mercy as an insult).
Yosiduin lost the title of a knight, but was still allowed to serve in Lastwall's military as a heavy cavalry, because he already had all the pricy equipment and training needed for this prestigeous role.
And he did okay. For the most part. He had some misconduct during his service, but it was not serious enough to fire him from the army (which is understaffed).
In 4691 he fell to the hands of the orcs during one of his missions for the army. But he was 'lucky' to survive. Orcs are not keen on taking prisoners. As a matter of fact it might even be seen as an anathema to servants of Rovagug (this is a hint for the players).
But Yosiduin was taken captive by the Defiled Corpse tribe - servants of Zon-Kuthon. And he was tortured. A lot. And he had shown great endurance and great potential and even greater hatred.

There he was introduced to the Seal Breakers and fully indoctrinated. Being a former knight and soldier he made for a perfect double agent. So after four years of imprisonment (here is your Rambo reference) in 4695 he was released (like a Gollum was) and sent to Vigil with a mission of finding the Seal.

Oficially he was repatriated as a POW after the collosal defeat of orc Warlord Graukrad (from the history of Lastwall: ‘The last such decisive battle took place in 4695 AR, when a force of 173 mounted knights rode down a force of over 2,000 infantry under the command of the orc Warlord Graukrad’). So after this defeat, there was some negotiation between Lastwall and the orc tribes. Lastwall wanted their POWs back. This was a perfect oportunity for Seal Breakers to release Yosiduin without raising suspicion.

Back in Vigil they realised that there is something wrong with Yosiduin (not only physically, but also mentally), but that was not a surprise because he was held as a prisoner in the worst of the tribes. And he played the role of a victim perfectly (which in his defence he also was, so he was not technically even lying and because of that paladins did not reveal his deception; For his role and fake personality he shows you can take inspiration from Rambo - 1st movie).

Yosiduin was diagnosed with PTSD, dischargeed from the army and given veteran rent. Despite his bitter demeanor he was given help and viewed as a true martyr by the public. PC's might feel pity and sympathy for him as well. But in the end he is an iredeemable character which was given many chances to redeem themselves, but chose to stay on the side of evil.

Yosiduin was given a helping hand by The Mourners of Arazni, who specialise in therapy. To him this help and mercy for the 'mental cripple' (his words) is an insult and every positive motivation and selfless help he is recieving is paradoxically only feeding his desire to see Vigil burn. But it is a great cover for him. He does not need to hide that his heart is full of pain and he suffers from depression. That doesn't make him a villain, does it? A lot of veterans have these problems.
(In the metric of our world - The state knows that there is something wrong with him, but he is viewed as a victim of a torture who is on therapy and a suicide watch instead of being monitored as a potential terrorist by the military. But he is a terrorist - with a magical nuke).

His connection to the Mourners of Arazni also connects him with the lost temple of Arazni beneath Vigil (so it is another good clue for the PC's). He might have learned about it from them (another possible clue). But he does not need to hide there all the time, he can be a public person.

2) His role in the tournament:
He is a former knight and a veteran. I will use a simple introduction, so he will appear as one of the random NPC participants of the tournament. But if the PCs will dig their knowledge skills and ask around, they can learn a lot about him.
He will be the quarterfinal opponent for my PC. If he wins he will be paired with Ceto in the finals, but he will resign from the tournament (he has no time for that because of his role in the plot - he will be busy murdering the Wise crows). He will use his diagnosis as an excuse to resign. So instead of him my PC will have a chance to repleace him in the final (it will be his choice to either take the fight or let Ceto be declared the winner of the tournament). PC might not take the fight for fear of losing another fight in public and that is okay.

3) Why Yosiduin even fights in the tournament when he is a double agent?
Well he certainly won't in the past. But now, when he knows that the 'END IS NEAR!' he takes the risk. He was a knight after all. He used to love tournaments. So for once he allows himself that as a treat before the inevitable end. He tells his therapist that even though he is retired he would love to take part in the tournament, that it will help his mood tremendously.
The command won't send him to the battle with his diagnosis but they allow him to participate in the tournament. A bit of sport can't hurt, can it?

Arazni may resent Iomedae for achieving divinity easily, but when Arazni was summoned to fight the Tyrant, Iomedae was just a paladin in the crusade not a godess herself yet.

Also it is a lich version of Arazni that is full of resentment (for obvious reasons since Geb raped her soul and no one helped Arazni). Arazni before her death from the hands of WT was a lot more pure and loving I would say.

62) Orcish Kustroot - This plant is not so rare, but grows mainly in Belkzen, which makes it not very accessible. It grows on the south side of the hills and during the summer it has very sweet red berries. They are very nutrient rich. The bush has green waxy leaves and violet blows. It helps with many ailments - hangover, inflammation, pneumonia, anemia and cataract.

63) Styrac - this is a fungal parasite which grows inside the husk of the trees. When affecting a particular types of trees it may create a byproduct, which is magically potent. If you remove the husk and cut the infected tree you are looking for a signs of a blue sap. That is your substance.

58) Amala - a plant reminiscent of mistletoe, it grows in the forests of Gravelands. You can use the berries of the plant to treat burn or frostbite (count the result of the treat wounds one degree better).
Amala growing on the undead tree - this is very rare and potent magical substance.

59) Astray - a rare root which makes you get lost in the forest. To actually find it is nigh impossible. Solution: A dryad from the heart of the forest can help you find it if you can help her to stop the lumberjacks who harvest her forest.

60) Pale Darnia - an albino version of a cactus-like plant which grows in Mwangi Expanse. It can treat all sorts of dangerous tropical diseases. You can also make a tequilla-like brandy from it which makes you immune to diseases for a short period of time.

61) Starmelych - A very rare night plant with a blue star-like blow. It only grows on astral intersections of astrological leylines. Sort of like a pot at the end of a rainbow, but with stars. So with an expert in astrology and some specialized devices, you can locate this plant. It is super potent ingredient for many arcane rituals and spells.

55) Titanium - can only be forged in the Forge of the Titans.
It is a superconductor in low temperatures.
You need to cast a cold spell and follow up with an electricity spell and you will charge your titanium weapon/device.

56) Blood Mandrake from the heart of the Graidmere Swamp (Ustalav) harvested on the night of the vernal equinox. Risk: There is a ritual dance performed by local barbaric population who worship and serve the black dragon of the swamp. Solution: Take a part in the bloody dance ritual.

57) Morděj - black sentinent mushroom. It grows in Gronzi Forest of Brevoy. Gnomes of the woods know more about this rare mushroom. It protects itself by creating First World-like mindscape, so it can be a trippy adventure where logic/physics don't work to get the mushroom.

I'm going to have the Watcher-Lord mobilizing the army of Lastwall... since there's a mobilization, you can have all sorts of weird fun things in the town going on which are perfectly mundane, but also it would make sense that strangers would be walking around town with weapons...

That is a splendid idea. I have recently watched a historical video about mobilization in the middle ages, so I am thrilled to do it in our game as well!

(3) Work out a bigger role for Gildais. He just sort of vanishes from the narrative. If they somehow stop the first blast he will have to try again; I will look for some way the PCs could become aware of this.

Well this is more complicated because in our game it ties this AP with the Carrion Crown.

Gildais have possessed one member of the Wise Crows and will be in the battle alongside Yosudin (he will just use the mook stats, not his CR20 +). He was kind of imprisoned in the mooks body (it was one of the things he thought would restore his lost humanity, but instead he was directly controlled by Tyrant Geas/Quest or similar magic).

By killing the mook PCs will give Gildais freedom. After the battle is over, he will rise from the dead body, everything around would freeze and he will thank PCs for his freedom. He can tell them the things they would know from the notes of Yosudin. Then ominously say that one piece of the shield was genuine. After that he vanishes in the wall.
Now he plays some active role in the story. PCs know that he is not their direct enemy but also that he can be controlled by the Tyrant. It will be an interesting decision for PC what to do with him. He can even serve in the story as an alternative to Arazni if PCs would not trust her.

I am finding this one hard to run...

Well the APs are written in a very straightforward way, so people can play their 'beer and pretzels - kill stuff, get loot' kind of games just by following the book to the letter. That is understandable. But of course if you want to create more believable experience for your groups taste, there is a lot of work to do.

Some folks like to know who the bad guys are just by looking at them. But for me this:'Bad guys in a city full of paladins wearing black armor with skulls' is really immersion breaking, too. The way Vigil officials are presented in the book makes whole Lastwall look blatantly incompetent.

So I was thinking about this and made couple of points.

1) Economics. Lastwall is a military state with extreme defense budget spending and without much income of its own. It is dependent on donations and support from Taldor and church of Iomedae. But all that money went to the Worldwound Crusade and Vigil is broke.
Guards are underpaid, understaffed, overworked. And so are the officials. They have to solve a lot of problems every day.
The tribune of trade has the hardest job in Vigil of maintaining the funds.

2) Moral Principles. They are people of noble principles which leads to their downfall. The solutions are there (mass conscription to the army, confiscation of property for the state). But this would make Lastwall tyrany - the very thing they stand against. And thus this is unacceptable.

3) Festival. Get rid of it. I mean, PCs will come to the city with the warning about the Whispering Way and destruction of the whole town and officials don't do anything, because they are having a party? C'mon. Instead emphasise how overworked everybody is.
That way it would make sense why they are not helping more and how it is possible that Seal Breakers have a comfy base under the city.

4) Gossip. Folks talk all kind of nonsense and doomsayers are common in a city such as Vigil. That way the things which PCs say might seem to the officials like some tall story as well.

5) Orcs. Instead of peacefull festival make some skirmish attacks by orcs happen. Arson attempts might be common as well. This way the fire in the smithy and attack on Doeswyn is not seen like something extraordinary that would alert everybody. You can also make orcs do some air strike with alchemist fire (on wyverns or similar creatures) so you can show-off the balistae in action. The PCs does not need to fight them, it can be just a cinematic scene in which knights of Vigil defeat the orcs (and to show to the players that they can do something and are not absolutely useless - yes the PCs are heroes, but it is important that their allies do not seem pathetic, otherwise they won't care about them).

(edit) The dead orc bodies can be the thrown to the moat to 'feed the othyughs'. This way you are foreshadowing them. They make corpses biodegradable and thus not source of undead, so it make sense why othyughs were not vanquished from the city.

6) Spies. This last point is for players who does not like to play in a world which is only black and white where bad guys have huge screaming 'KILL ME' signs above their heads. If you want some intrigue present Seal-Breakers more like a professional spies and agents rather then blunt force knights. Make them blend in and wear the same armor as watchknights. Let them use the Rapier (Quill) to wear false Marks of Justice. They can use Dondun for that for example. You can also give the false Mark of Justice to Yosudin and introduce him earlier when he is disguised as some unknown paladin.

I hope this will help someone to make this lovely adventure more immersive.

I have a nice idea how to portray KILIBRANDT.
She will be a semi-famous impersonator, so basically a cosplayer :)
That will give her some good alibi why should she wanted to craft a replica of the Shattered Shield. She could have said to the blacksmith that she is making a costume of general Arnissant and that is why she needs it. Smith might even crafted some other replica for her costumes before, so it was not suspicious to her and thus no need to alert the autorities.

Later when Kili goes after PCs she will be wearing a costume of Evni and will use this disguise cleverly. This aspect and hobby will give her character some depth and personality which she is lacking as written in the module.

I like Ceto's twist to evil. Then there is Yosudin playing "me evil, me bad" role and I feel that Kili could be an interesting character and does not have to be irredeemably evil. She is a gnome, so why not to have also some fun? :)

Things does not have to be "realistic" to be "believable" and "immersive".

Our group have decided to house rule it this way:

Massive Damage - Hero Points

Spend all of your hero points (if you have at least 1) to turn instant death into a regular critical hit.

So you would be still downed and dying 2 without any remaining hero points, but that is still better then outright just dying (my players did hate that).

Hi, I have a question about Iomedar - what is the origin of the name? Was it given to Gwyndria as a sign of a devotion to Iomedae or is Iomedae supposed to have some kin and Gwyndria was her descendant?
I allways thought that she is a virgin godess (inspired by Joan of Arc). I liked that about Iomedae because it created a safe place for my players who do not want to play in any romantic involvements (so they just could be in love with their godess and live in purity).
But I am curious about what the author ment with the name Iomedar.

i have but a single wish for a wizard class feat that gives

IMMORTALITY

in the sense of non-aging that and nothing else if you give me that my life is fulfilled

Just become a lich, solved :)

The same goes for full plate armour and guns. Knights in full plate armour are late medieval times and renaissance, times when gunpowder was commonly used on the battlefield. Even in Europe guns actually were used way before full plate armoured knights even existed - 1241 by Mongol invaders. Your famous holy knights from the crusades - they were wearing chainmail, with some plate components at best, definitely not a full plate. It is the sad story of the knights - when armour was finally at its peak (1500+) it was already kinda obsolete thing of the past and modern infantry with guns and pikes took charge instead of the knights.

For several years now I've been under the assumption that Aroden chose to commit ritual suicide on the day he was suppose to return -- in order to illustrate to mankind that they don't need to rely on him to create prophesy and direct them in his image.

This is actually a great answer to that mystery and it reminds me of the Dune universe and acts of Leto II. If any GM wants a good answer for himself regarding Aroden that has a LOT of depth and is not just a meme - read God Emperor of Dune as an inspiration and you will be satisfied :) Basically the promised Golden Age of Aroden is similar to the Golden Path of Dune and Aroden is God of Prophecy which is similar to prescience of Dune, so we actually might have hit a nail on its head here :)

Why there have to be f****** LOOT BOXES in tabletop RPG?! I just want a mini of the Whispering Tyrant, not some random crap unit.

As a GM I really dont like players that wants to solve all their problems during character creation and then just spam their munchkin s*@@ with OP numbers without actually thinking about the specifics of the situation, terrain and monsters. That is why I like PF2 philosophy way more. I want encounters that cannot be solved with the same OP tactic all over again. I get that in PF1, but it required a huge amount of work from me as a GM. I am looking forward to PF2 playing next year for our new campaign.

Thank you for your advice! Negative shadow, thus resentment from natives and finally battle with his own shadow - sounds pretty cool.

Hello, GM here, one of my players lost his shadow (fey Shadow Collector) and he has Resist Level Drain (Ex) - so he did not feel the need to retrieve it back. Soon my group will venture into the deapths of the Shadow Plane. Any ideas for possible consequences of going there without your own shadow? How are vampires doing here? I am open to any interesting ideas, thank you.

His castle is described in the Castles of the Inner Sea but it needs a lot of work to be made fun to run.

I play in Ustalav setting and actually think that Varisians were presented respectfully and having their own scary kingdom made them pretty cool. Also their divination abilities and harrow reading makes them special and useful and they really not feel like a buch of poor beggars making some cheap tricks.
I made Scarni hated a lot by other Varisians and a rather vicious gang, but I really dislike the name. Maybe it is not the best idea to just import suboptimal names from your homebrew James Jacobs.
I made Ailson Kindler a half-elf/Varisian with an ash skin and she´s pretty cool, but call her Alison or Alie by friends.

I'm interested in hearing about your modifications, whether big or small. What are they, and what have been the payoffs or downfalls of those changes? For example, I've been changing a lot of names, of countries and NPCs, to better reflect my tastes. Maybe others have changed whole countries or added islands, added or eliminated races, etc. Let's hear it!

I changed a lot of names, because they sound bad and are impossible to remember. Made things what they are. Azlant is Atlantis for example. Cheliax and Chelaxians was a really bad choice of naming.

Besides the names I like the Golarion a lot, like the fact, that worldwide events are based on history of Earth, so you can assume some things like rise and fall of Taldor (Roman Empire) and so on just with an elementary knowledge of real history and geography.

I do not lock things at all, so I can change some minor elements from a campagin to campagin to better reflect its setting and style of play (epic, horror, sandbox).

I, along with many other people, don't like how the afterlife works, namely how petitioners have their memories erased as it raises a bunch of philosophical and moral issues (is such a petitioner the same person as before? If not, is rewarding or punishing them justified?)

I have a concept, when you achieve a nirvana your memories are not erased and your soul goes further, beyond the planes, beyond this world. So you can achieve a better endgame then just end up in some other plane.

Hi BenPel, this party never ends! We started CC this year, too! I will be talking about Adrissant and whole campaign in 1 post. I apologize for mistakes as English is not my native language.
If you are a GM and read the books feel free to read all the spoiler parts.

First I want to adress how it is written. I found the first 3 books the most interesting ones and since my party do not enjoy mega levels that much I plan to end around level 11 anyway. When we played RotR it felt like wargaming instead of roleplaying in the end. I am not a fan of 3 pages long stat blocks of NPC wizards :D

My issue concerning the second volume TotB is that there are too many things copypasted from second volume of RotR which is kinda lame and I will have to rewrite a lot here, but I love the idea of the trial, investigation and stuff.

This felt really disapointing but since I am translating the whole AP to our native language anyway I am used to make some changes here and there. Also I would recommend to change the names of the NPCs because some are really impossible to remember and this is a good way to make some inside jokes and easter eggs and they make them easier to remember.

So we started with Adrian (Avidion in book) Adrissant in the funeral, too. I added 1 character from every book to the funeral to create bigger connection, so there is also Horace Croon from 4th book (a crazy professor and former collegue) and Silvio from Lodge in 3rd book (the wannabe werewolf hunter who only knows Lorrimore from his books about the creatures of the night, but admired him so much, that he visits his funeral)

The first session we actually played live in our park at night because there is neogothical church with black walls and we were carrying imaginary coffin while playing Chopin Funeral March from Bluetooth speaker and it was pretty epic. And we were not shot by any policeman because luckily we don’t live in the US :D

So already we finished the first book and in the second one I plan to add Adrissant as a Prosecutor of the trial. He knows that the beast is innocent, but cannot resist to compete against Lorrimors heirs in pure intellectual battle.

From the fourth book I like the submarine part, but other than that, I think the plot is absolutely terrible and makes no sense. I had to read it 3 times and still was confused, so only way for PC to make this book sense is just start killing everything.

So after defeating WW they would think it is over and the party would disband and I plan on epilogue scene in Ravengro cemetery 1 year after Petros funeral (The scene will then result into my own version of the last book).

Let me see what you think about my ideas and I wish you and your party a lot of fun with this gothic horror AP and the villain Adrissant which this community and thread developed so much.
This thread is amazing for developing a potential anniversary edition of this AP.