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Hello, does anyone know where I can find the link for a PDF, or downloadable for all the maps for 2E extinction curse?

I know of the map pack for Foundry: https://www.reddit.com/r/Pathfinder2e/comments/h7erce/announcing_extinction _curse_maps_foundryvtt_addon/

But that only works if you're using Foundry.

Those maps served me well, and I'm now in book 5 with my party. Problem is, they cut off there.

Would have to disagree. While the Spawn of Rovagug follow a similar pattern of eating and sleeping, Rovagug sleeps voluntarily. To my understanding the Spawn only sleep when they would have died if it were possible.

Their similarity may just come from Rovagug and Zevgavizeb both being Qlippoths.

Mental Legion

So, one of my players is playing a Fleshwarp and he left his backstory up to me to generate plot hooks with. We're playing Extinction Curse and I've had fun with that (no EC spoilers in here, don't worry!)

I wrote up a stack of post-it notes and have him draw from them every week or so of downtime. If he encounters things that trigger specific memories, he gets specific cards, but otherwise they're random, and they conflict with each other, heavily.

He's figuring it out in-character - though the player has already caught on - that there's more than one mind in his head now. It's not a possession, it's a gestalt that has found purpose in its unity. There is no 'him' to be possessed - he is a consciousness that arose from the combination, and if you separated them all, you could not find a single one of them that could identify itself as him.

This Dedication is an attempt to make something fun that allows him to double down on this if he wants to. Please let me know how you think this would be for a high-intelligence Fighter. It's my first serious attempt at formatting things on Scribe as well, so please critique that too.

My party has an extremely "Friar Tuck" cleric of Cayden Cailean so I'm going that way. Particularly because he is playing a practical ascetic. Low wealth, passes off gear to the party, spends most of his time blessing bars and stills and ministering to whoever will listen. His signature trick is the Great Guzzle, wherein he drained a keg onstage to salute and welcome the crowd. Etc.

So. Remaking it heavily including the name...

Grail of the Desperate Reveler

(Same appearance)

Anyone capable of casting Divine spells can use the Grail if their alignment is appropriate for a follower of Cayden Cailean, whether or not they do. By expending a prepared spell or divine font spell, the bearer of the Grail can cause the Grail to fill with enchanted wine. A friendly creature imbibing the wine is subjected to one of the following spells:

Restoration
Neutralize Poison
Remove Disease
Remove Curse

The effect produced by the Grail is heightened to the level of the spell expended. In addition, the enchanted wine is extremely potent; the imbiber consumes a number of doses of alcohol equal to the level of the spell expended and must save versus drunkenness using the caster's spell DC. Regardless of the number of failed saves, drunkenness from the Grail is not lethal; anyone who would die of intoxication from drinking from the Grail is instead unconscious for 1d4 days but suffers no further harm from the Grail.

Typing this while a passenger on a six hour drive. So please comment with critique. I think this should play well into the player's persona and has utility without being too powerful.