 
Sign in to create or edit a product review. Absolutely one of the best adventures ever written! No further notes. Ten stars and a huge round of applause for everyone involved! I went in expecting a book about flamboyant chaotic good do gooders and that's exactly what I got! I absolutely love it! Ten stars for everyone! Title says it all, Highhelm is everything I was looking for and more! Highly recommended! Ten stars for everyone involved! 
Pathfinder Adventure Path: Fists of the Ruby PhoenixPaizo Inc.Print Edition Unavailable Add PDF $38.99 Great compilation!
captain yesterday
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Absolutely one of my favorite adventure paths! Ten stars for everyone!! A fun read! Love the artwork, the maps, the cover, and all of the new additions. I only wish there was more of it! I'm no galaxy expert so I have no comments on the map besides it's nice to look at, if a bit sparse on name drops. I absolutely love the premise and story, unfortunately I fear that only 3 books is too short for what they want to accomplish. I would have preferred Agents of Edgewatch and The Extinction Curse being 3 adventures each and this and Gatewalkers being 6 each. Oh well, can't change the past. I love the case files format and how they are 3 separate adventures, I would gladly buy more adventures in this format. Also, the adventures are all wonderful. 10 stars and a big round of applause for everyone involved! 
Pathfinder Adventure Path #187: The Seventh Arch (Gatewalkers 1 of 3)Paizo Inc.Print Edition Unavailable Add PDF $19.99 Not a fan
captain yesterday
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I'm not a fan, can't really explain why, it's okay for what it is I guess. I personally liked it, the evolutionist is weird with plenty of space to grow in future supplements and I loved the deep dive into species creation as well as the deep dives into the individual species themselves. I personally would have preferred more of these and less of the npc stat blocks but that's a personal preference. I also feel like they missed out by not including a deep dive into the Dromada species from Alien Archive 3, but again, that's a personal preference thing. 10 out 10! Great job!! An absolute must have for everyone! Every gaming group should have at least two copies of this one! Gorgeous artwork, great writing and a top notch layout, this book is the complete package! 50 stars and a standing ovation for everyone involved! Absolutely beautiful work, Paizo!! One of the best, if not The Best, Starfinder adventures out there. I cannot recommend this enough. 10 stars for everyone involved! A great book with wonderful classes, interesting character options, and some short flavorful adventures to sprinkle into any campaign. My one compliant is it isn't any longer. A wonderful adventure with a cool setting! Landon Winkler is fast becoming one of my favorite adventure writers, on par with Sir Richard Pett, Crystal Frasier, and James Jacobs. I can't wait to use it! I No Longer Hate Paladins!
captain yesterday
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One of the best I'd give it 10 stars if I could! Personally I love the artwork for Shelyn and seeing all the other deities ready to throw down. Congrats to everyone involved, I no longer hate paladins! A great adventure, poor art direction
captain yesterday
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A great adventure brought down by horrible art direction and thoughtless execution. Also no gazetteer whatsoever of Alkenstar in the Alkenstar AP. That said, this is definitely one of the better short form adventure paths and I highly recommend it. It's Morbin time!
captain yesterday
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Like Morbius, the Drift Crisis is a huge letdown and not worth your time. Spend your money elsewhere. It's a good book with interesting plot hooks and artwork but it is NOT the cosmic catastrophe that it's been hyped out to be and is just a vehicle for advancing the metaplot slightly forward without any substantial long term changes. Give designer Adam Daigle and cartographer Matthias Rothenaicher a huge, huge round of applause!! Now that that's out of way, go buy this map! You'll figure out where to put it later. Seriously, this is hand's down the best RPG city map I've ever seen. *Standing ovation!* First of all, I've never really been interested in Absalom, other than the cool stuff regarding the Starstone. That said, I love this book and could find inspiration in it for years to come. Especially coupled with the book of the Grand Bazaar (which I'm extremely thankful to Paizo for splitting into it's own book as that's the only way to properly cover a market of that size and scope. I've been reading it all day since I got home from work and I honestly haven't noticed anything about slavery, so I'm not sure what previous reviewers are upset about. And I have no idea who this other guy that everyone is upset over is so I can't say anything about that but if you're looking for an expansive and evocative metropolis for your campaign or you're running any of the countless adventures set in or around Absalom they've released in the last three years then I highly, highly recommend this! An incredibly fun RPG from a surprisingly unrepresented genre in RPGs with the cheesy art we've all come to expect from Palladium Books. If you ever wanted to play as Rick Grimes searching for his son Coral this is the place for you! A great product with a ton of possibilities! My one complaint is it can get really cluttered if you end up with a planet with six different creatures or aliens living there. The rules were super easy to grasp, and I say that as someone who struggles mightily with card games more complicated than War! I highly recommend it! In case you can't tell, I'm a pretty big fan of Starfinder so I was pretty excited to see this on the release schedule. I love it so much I bought one for myself and then when I saw what a sturdy and easy to read book it was I got one for a friend. My only complaint is, it didn't come with a towel. While this book is an absolute treasure artistically I personally did not care for the format for the writing. It's a great, well written and beautifully illustrated book with impeccable editing, though I am disappointed that there isn't as much skin as previous reviews led me to believe. Still, despite being less sexualized than certain other publications I'm incredibly impressed with all the hard work and love that everyone put into this book. And at least there's an equal amount of beefcake (Kurgess and Grusathatha (sp?) I'm looking at you!) to balance the deities out. I'm very impressed with the player options, especially more spells and all the deities included in the table at the back of the book. I'd give it ten stars if they'd let me.
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