Story by James L. Sutter
Interior Art by Kevin Stokes
To prove herself to the legendary Pathfinder Society, the holy warrior Kyra recounts a tale of heroism from her youth in the distant land of Qadira. When a village of desert ratfolk is massacred, only Kyra and the paladin Seelah are willing to take up their cause and hunt down the bloodsucking monstrosities responsible. From Pathfinder co-creator James L. Sutter (Pathfinder: Goblins, Death's Heretic) and artist Kevin Stokes (Pathfinder: Goblins, Secret Origins) comes an adventure of blood, sand, and redemption. Contains a pull-out poster map and official Pathfinder RPG bonus encounter!
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THE GOOD:
Seelah is very cool and her origin story is pictured.
The chupacabra look good.
THE BAD:
Ratfolk don´t look like this anywhere else.
I have read stories like that a dozen times before.
THE UGLY:
Seelah took her helmet from a paladin that looked exactly like her - really?
One of the 2 monsters depicted on the battle-map is large yet is shown as medium. Also existing minis are not used for them as before but rather bland art.
Issue 1 was great - issue 2 was not! You can skip this one and miss nothing.
The similarity between this cover and the movie poster for "Army of Darkness" is pretty freakin' groovy. The pose, background and foreground reminds me to hail to the king, baby. Even the smirk on Seelah's face reminds this primitive screwhead of the smirk on Bruce Campbell's face from that movie poster.
Similar to the previous reviewer, I am rating this based only on the cover. Shop smart, shop Paizo mart.
The similarity between this cover and the movie poster for "Army of Darkness" is staggering. The pose, background and foreground is duplicated. Even the distinctive smirk on Bruce Campbell's face is the same.
Just buy the non-Paizo exclusive ones. They feature the regular artwork (many to choose from). I'm not a fan of the tribute covers, but then again I buy mine using the Comixolgy app.
