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It would be nice to get the final cover art for this, since the other two issues in this AP have theirs up.

I liked how Carrion Crown opened with a funeral, we should do that again!

I would like to see a wedding, actually.

What’s wrong with waking up next to total strangers with missing time and bright blue tattoos, i ask you?

Hey now, Gatewalkers is getting a hardcover reprint next year!

Am reading Roger Zelazny's LORD OF LIGHT and did my first yoga class in almost 5 years yesterday, and boy oh boy, would a Vudran adventure w/ rakshasas would be a lot of fun.

A travel AP about starting around Qadira and heading eastbound would be cool. Your suggestion would also work well with a Sinbad-style voyage.

Lord Fyre wrote:

NerdOver9000 wrote:

Yakman wrote:

UnArcaneElection wrote:

Earlier, I wrote:

^The Runelords Strike Again!? The Infernal Empire Strikes Back? Heist of the Crown?

Here's a Runelord idea: A new generation of Runelords has arisen, but rather than staying secreted away in demiplanes or castles, these brazenly move among the public, actively moving the levers of political power and swaying the masses with crude yet glitzy demagoguery, as they seek World Domination through Political Action.

A Runelord striking north into the Linnorm Kings would be a fun Viking-based AP.

Oh I like that. A Viking AP would be a fun redux to Skulls and Shackles... instead of being a morally gray pirate AP run a morally gray Viking AP, striking south at Varisia or even further south into Ravounel or Cheliax. Scratches a very similar itch in my mind.

Actually, not even "morally gray." Within Norse culture of the time, Vikings were upstanding heroes.

Save us oh Lord, from the wrath of the North men.

I wouldn't want Viking sea raiding AP. Vikings raiding seems like it would be too easy for a GM to just home brew, without any specific tie-in to the Golarion setting. Now that I think about it, I remember that Frog God Games put out The Northlands Saga Complete for PF 1st edition.

I'd much rather have The One About The Coast Guard, where the PCs are on a boat and do good works of some kind, for some reason. Although Spore War is likely to decrease the appetite for an elf-heavy AP for a while, one angle I'd suggested for this would be an AP where the PCs are on an elven naval vessel based at The Mordant Spire or Arsmeril and oppose Belimarius's claims to the Mierani Forest. I'd also like an AP where the PCs are soft-exiled from Holomog and they take their boat off the south edge of the map.

Have the names of the other two volumes in this AP been announced? I know James Jacobs said that he was the author of the middle volume.

This sounds like an interesting way to explore a particular area or story.

Speculation: The higher-level continuation suggestion will suggest taking things in a nautical direction (duh), with the eventual climax being a showdown in Gholinom, with the objective of seeing to it that the alghollthus never open the Passage Outward.

I'd like to take this opportunity for thread necromancy to thank Paizo for the various APs I'd say were good matches fro my requests far up thread. In particular, I'd say Quest for the Frozen Flame, Gatewalkers, Stolen Fate, Season of Ghosts, Wardens of Wildwood, Curtain Call, and Spore War all had elements responsive to my some of my theme requests, and I appreciate it.

Guns and Gears is getting a remaster, so keep hope alive.

Aenigma wrote:

I have never heard of this adventure path. When was it announced? Does it take place in Azlant? Is it a mythic adventure path?

We'll (hopefully) have a more proper preview of the upcoming Shades of Blood Adventure Path at some point later this year. We're still working out how we want to handle doing 4 Adventure Path announcements a year when traditionally we had 2 and did them during Paizocon and Gen Con, something that the pandemic disruption of conventions also threw into chaos.

We have not yet announced any mythic Adventure Paths for 2nd edition.

PAX Unplugged in early December seems like it might be a good occasion for an announcement. Early in the year, there's also MAGFest and Katsucon, but they're not really as close to TTRPGs. Perhaps DragonCon and PAX Unplugged?

Imagine my surprise to open my box to find a NEW CATALOG!

It's been _such_ a long time since Paizo's had one!

It was kind of a strange place to learn of the NPC Core book coming in March, for me.

I See a February release gets its spotlight, but I wonder about the NPC Core announced for March I saw in the 2024 Paizo catalog I got in my last subscription!

Since GenCon just happened from Thursday through Sunday, I wouldn't expect much today and maybe not much tomorrow either. Breaking down the display and traveling back to Seattle take time; and Paizo is usually closed on the weekend, so they might be shorthanded or closed for some schedule flex.

Suggestions for the future: Parking Structures (years ago, the National Building Museum had an exhibit dedicated to this; the early and mid-20th century ones more varied than I expected), Police Headquarters, Courthouse, Gymnasium, Museum, Graveyard (this could be a good one to include a gazebo as an Easter egg), Public Art Installation (perhaps a bronze skittermander in a town square), Cafeteria, Space Elevator Anchoring Point, Reactor Control Room, Machine Shop, Vehicle Dealership, Fountains, Pipeline Compressor Station, Hydrocarbon Refinery, Beauty Salon/Day Spa, Orbital Defense Platform, Arcology, Skyscraper Girders, Automat, News Studio, Brutaris Pitch, Semiconductor Fab, Electricity Substation, Particle Accelerator, Biohazard Containment Facility, Clocktower, Telescope Observatory, Neutrino Detector.

Perhaps this year's GenCOn will have more luck than last year's.

Here's to hoping this is when Dead God's Hand breaks radio silence.

Pathfinder Wardens of the Wildwood AP: It's not easy being green.

Building the index would probably be more tedious and boring than making the AP commercials, but it still seems like it would be worthwhile.

Just to boost the signal from the PF maps page, I thought I'd repeat my request/suggestion here.

It would be really great if the product pages of the maps had a reverse lookup like the spoiler-tagged links in the organized play scenario pages. So each map could have a spoiler link to what adventures, if any, use that map. It might even be useful to the organized play developers, too!

It would be really great if the product pages of the maps had a reverse lookup like the spoiler-tagged links in the organized play scenario pages. So each map could have a spoiler link to what adventures, if any, use that map. It might even be useful to the organized play developers, too!

What with Godsrain and all, I sure hope this product gets a mention at Friday's keynote!

The Spire of Nex Adventure Path

by Erik Mona

Here's to hoping that The Dead God's Hand gets a mention in the PaizoCon keynote this year!

Starfinder Mechageddon!: Do you remember love? From Macross, of course.

WIll this be in print, but short like a Free RPG day product, or is this digital? I can't tell from the price and the description wasn't really clear.

Is this product digital-only, or is this the print entry?

Are these Q-Workshop dice ever going to come to the Paizo web store?

Yes. For player options, the adventure toolbox has the Verduran Shadow archetype and a bunch of feats you can take if you choose this archetype; the spell Bee-Man's Summons; and three magic items made from arboreal body parts.

Pathfinder Lost Omens Tian Xia World GuideEvery rejection, every disappointment has led you here to this moment. Don't let anything distract you from it. From Everything Everywhere All at Once.

Swiftpaws the Maned Wolf wrote:

Season of Ghosts is connected to the Tien Xia books ...

Hi, Swiftpaws. May I ask what Tien Xia books you refer to in this post, please? I am considering Wardens as our next campaign. As a GM, it's nice to know as much as you can!

Best,
Don (Greyson)

The TIan XIa World Guide releasing April 2024 and the Tian Xia Character Guide coming in August 2024.

I meant that the one chapter per pdf download option was fine.

The pdf for the whole softcover has the Sandpoint map as both the inside front and inside back covers, though the physical SC has the IBC as the Sandpoint Hinterlands.

The pdf of the whole softcover has the map of Sandpoint as the inside front and inside back covers, without the Sandpoint Hinterlands, though that map is present in the physical book. (And the multiple pdfs zip.)

7 Dooms For Sandpoint: There's no place like home.

Man, 7 Dooms is a big zip. Monster Core was like 97MB/64 MB for One file per chapter/single file, but it is 279/180!

The fact that society scenarios now have spoiler tags to show what maps it uses is good. It would also be nice if the map product pages could show what adventures use that map.

Norgorber again?

Vyre is still right next to Ravounel.

Which license does this product use?

Is the Starfinder Playtest rulebook text a copy-paste error?

What level does this AP end at?

Ron Lundeen's Skaldwood Blight is a 1-20 AP for Pathfinder 2e that's about 250 pages, with Treerazer as the final villain (though because of the OGL's rules on product identity, he named it Treereaver and used the stat block). It had a hardcover release through Kickstarter, and is based on a project on Ron' blog where he did a full AP in a very short word count limit, and talked about some of his design choices.

It's not an official Paizo product, but since the setting is thinly settled and Viking-inspired you could put it in Iobaria without too much trouble.

Scoured Stars AP hardcover did not have one when I checked the usual place.

From Masafumi Kobayashi in Noroi: The Curse, apparently.

Season of Ghosts: No matter how terrifying, I want the truth.

Will this be ORC license? I notice the serial number has changed from 90xxx to 15xxx.

The Craft part of the general skill feats table still lists Snare Crafting. The Ranger head note on page 93 suggests rangers have some snare-related class feats, but none appear in the Ranger class description. Also, there are no snares in the Player Core or GM Core books.

This is dumb. Why bother mentioning it if it’s not going to be released for years or maybe not at all?

Also, since it has a product number and the products PZO9555 (The Fall of Plaguestone) and PZO9557 (The Slithering) definitely do exist, keeping this page saves everbody the bother of explaining what would be a gap without it.

Huh. A change to the product number pattern.

Sky King's Tomb: The dwarves dug too greedily and too deep. You know what they awoke in the darkness...

New cover art posted.