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I would like to clarify - what to do with the absence of the A4 encounter map? Without it, increasing the threat zone does not make the slightest sense (as well as the fact that players can simply run out of there and calmly neutralize the circle, because deodons (according to the description) are not able to get out of it. How did you solve this problem?

Please tell me how things are going in Nagajor? Are there any changes or maybe events described in the book?

I really hope that this book will explore the Nagaji theme more fully. Something thematic like the First Mother's Fang is sorely missed.

It's not the Sky Key, it's a new key :)

*sounds of frustration*

Wait.. It's REALLY continuation story of Sky Key (6 year PFS1) or am I confusing something?

I'm sorry, but I've been waiting for a Linnorm miniature for years. Is there any news about this?

What in the name of the Inheritor is Baronet Ghazolain involved with that can terrify a 70+ year old spymaster on another continent? o_o

Great Old Ones,for example.

Can you please tell me if the book will contain something useful for the players? (heritages, bloodlines, archetypes or something similar)

I'm preparing this to run at this weekend and having trouble understanding this scenario. Can the characters rest between missions\during them, or they have to meet on the same day?

First, I would like to ask you not to duplicate a topic that is already on the forum (https://paizo.com/threads/rzs43fv1?221-In-Pursuit-of-Water).

1a) Yes, this is a slightly overloaded introduction. Nevertheless, my players liked it - at least because of the strangeness of this. Personally, I presented this as a feature of the local culture - in principle, this is how it happened in the Ottoman Empire, for example.
1b) I hinted to the players that their task is a kind of check of the Pathfinder Society from the prince. If they cope, the Company will be offered new, more .. delicate orders. It is quite logical to use a multinational corporation to solve cases that you officially cannot participate in.
2) I explained to my players that it will be much faster and easier to travel along the caravan paths, and then to the ruins, than to independently make a path through the desert, in which there are creatures that can devour whole caravans (and this is true - just look at the Bestiary) It is quite logical that caravan routes bypass dangerous places and are laid along the most convenient routes.
3) I agree, from the point of view of injuries, Fierce Sandstorm is useless. However, he forces the party to waste time healing in a place where the countdown to the event is important. However, I agree that it would have been more impactful if it gave fatigue for an hour or two.
4) I agree entirely.)

5-player party: druid, barbarian, warpriest of Ragathiel, and two paladins (Iomedae). The ghost did not cause any problems (they let the barbarian go ahead and he rolled failure and success, after which the others convinced the ghosts to rest). Of the battles, the most effective was lava + mephits - 4 out of 7 who fell into dying (barbarian bear, twice cleric and druid).
The hardest part in the scenario was to make them interact with the mechanics of persuasion, without telling in plain text exactly how to proceed (the guys were completely newbies).

Do you think there is any chance that there will be a nagaji race on this Adventure Path? It seems to me very strange that they (as well as samsarans) are not available in the available ancestries. I was expecting them in the Ancestry Guide, because before the tournament it would be logical to imagine the races inhabiting the continent on which the tournament is taking place. However, as we all know, this did not happen, and I was left without the Order of the Poisoned Fang monk. I hope it will be available at least for future campaigns.

I don't think that's correct. The adventure doesn't end until you make it back to Nelket. You have to deal with the disease during the week's journey from the barrow back to Nelket. Both Zombie Rot and Demonplague can kill a PC before they reach Nelket. Page 5 of the scenario indicates the barrow is 8 days away from Nelket and the end stage of both diseases is 5 days.

Tier 5-6, full table, but no cleric. The party fighter-orc became infected with Ghast Fever, and on the way back roll three(!) 1 on the cube in a row to resist the disease. He died and was reborn as a ghast at midnight on the fourth day, and his brother, a half-orc barbarian, had to kill him with tears in his eyes. Great session. Thus, the probability of death from illness on the way back is extremely small, but it is quite possible. Don't ignore this.

This is great, but I don’t understand why not to add this for, for example, fractional scenarios. Okay, suppose you put them in the dustbin of history, but don't they deserve that we can proudly say: “I was a member of the Exchange!”?