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Hey everyone.

So, I'm nearly done mastering Conquest of Bloodsworn Vale (which I really enjoyed), and I would like suggestions on what to play next.

TL;DR: Need a module to play Pathfinder or DnD 3.x, probably a dungeon-crawler for 4 8th lvl characters, in a closed environment like a mountain or caves.

I put a lot of efforts and extra work in this module to make a whole mini-campaign out of this 32 pages module. We're nearly done, only the last BBEG remains. So now I need some ideas for a follow-up. I'm moving to another country in 4 months, so not something too long.
Since I'm not familiar with all the stories and modules, and I'm pretty new to PF, I need your help.

I'd like to play:
- Something for characters around lvl 8 (a bit more or a bit less is OK, I could easily adapt, increase or decrease the difficulty)
- Something that isn't too focused on nature and outdoors (since we played outside for a long time already)
- Something that occurs in or near Korvosa, maybe (since the characters will eventually be knighted by the ruler of Korvosa and be given lands in the Bloodsworn Vale, in Varisia, something that happens close to home would be better). Somewhere else in Varisia could be ok, I suppose.
- A module set in the mountains, or in some caves, since there are some near my settings, I could adapt these.
- I personally would like a dungeon-crawl, I still have to ask the players tho.
- A module by Paizo, so I could buy it here, or anything that was made for DD 3.x. I still have some old .pdfs of DnD 3e/3.5e I didn't read, that I could adapt.

I think that's it. If something comes to mind, I'd be glad if you shared your suggestions with me !

GROUP: as of now, my 4 PCs are: 1 Wizard (enchanter, not particularly fit for dungeon-crawls but he's good fun), 1 OP Crane Style UCMonk, his AC is too high, so challenge is fine, 1 UCRogue, and 1 DEX-Based fighter/rogue.

I first thought of adapting the old Forge Of Fury from DnD 3e because I own the book, but some challenges would be a breeze for 8th lvl character, even if I increase the CR and change monsters. Too bad, because it was easy to place this in the location the PC are in. Maybe if you know a module that is similar to Forge Of Fury?

Thanks a lot <3

Hello boys and girls.

I'm currently trying to build a Hit'n'Run (unchained)RogueX/ShadowDancer1 character.
The concept is rather simple: An Elf (with Darkvision) whose main combat tactics would be Hide >Sneak Attack >Run back >Hide again.
Outside of combat, just a regular scout and skill monkey (no social skill intended).
I want to use the Hit'n'Run tactics in order to take the less risks possible in combat, and thus not investing my ressources on AC and other defenses. The best defense is to actually not being targeted, after all.
It is based off a sample build ("The Unseeable") that you can find in this guide, p143.

So, I had a few questions.

1) Regarding the Wind Stance feat or other feats or means to get some 20% concealment... I guess they do not work if I want to hide using Stealth, am I correct?
I would like to use the powerful Hide In Plain Sight ability of the Shadowdancer to disappear without cover, if I can sneak thanks to concealment.

2) Regarding the spell Dancing Darkness

I would like to know if I can make that spell permanent in order to have a "vaguely humanoid shape that produces dim light" to follow me around like Peter Pan's shadow, in order to always provide me with a dim light area in which I can hide, that would fuel my sneak attack method. It would also be super cool for a shadowdancer to ACTUALLY HAVE a shadow following me!

3) If I get unlimited uses of Acid Splash (thanks to the Minor Magic unchained rogue talent), can I go around and spam one ranged touch AC sneak attack every round, and go back hiding behind my cover/concealement? or does it get more complicated than that?

4) As of now, my main method of getting sneak attacks is to hit and run using an Elven Branched Spear to get Reach, hide and spring out of my cover to deliver a sneak attack, then run back to safety. I can get that done thanks to Stealth at lower levels, the the Scout Archetype (charge at 4th lvl, and movement at 8th), and Hide in Plain Sight for improved sneaking.
Do you guys have any other good suggestions to make for such a hit'n'run oriented character? or other means to get my tactics running?

Thanks a lot for your contributions and answers.

Hello boys and girls,

Storytime about me:

Storytime about how I came up with this:

So here we are, for personal use, and because I'm a greedy bastard, and I know healing is expensive, I tried to compare some methods of healing (that actually cost money) to see which method gives the most bang for my buck.
I thought I'd share it with you guys for two reasons:
1) Because it might be useful for someone else
2) So you can correct me if I did anything wrong (calculations, logic mistakes, rules misinterpretations...).
To be honest, my results are promising, on the paper at least.

Here is a link to the online document I made.

Pathfinder Healing Methods Prices Comparisons (by Jackson)

Enjoy. And please give feedback.