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Pathfinder Adventure Path #62: Curse of the Lady's Light (Shattered Star 2 of 6) (PFRPG)

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Chapter 2: "Curse of the Lady's Light"
by Mike Shel

Varisia’s newest heroes have stumbled across a powerful relic from the ancient empire of Thassilon—yet the artifact has been sundered into seven fragments. The third of these fragments lies in the swampy Mushfens south of the city of Magnimar, hidden within an ancient, towering lighthouse known as the Lady’s Light. With squabbling boggards, troglodytes, and other swamp monsters dwelling around the ruins, approaching the Light will require either stealth or bravado. But the threats posed by slimy and scaly humanoids pale in comparison to the exiled Gray Maidens who have claimed the interior of the Light as their new headquarters, or to the sinister curse that afflicts the powerful, ancient caretaker of the ruin.

    This volume of Pathfinder Adventure Path continues the Shattered Star Adventure Path and includes:
  • “Curse of the Lady’s Light,” a Pathfinder RPG adventure for 5th-level characters, by Mike Shel.
  • The sadistic secrets of the Gray Maidens, a militaristic order once fiercely loyal to an evil, deposed queen, by F. Wesley Schneider.
  • The secret ways, peerless techniques, and ancient traditions of Torag, stern god of the forge, protection, and strategy, by Sean K Reynolds.
  • Alchemy and housebreaking in the Pathfinder’s Journal, by Bill Ward.
  • Four new monsters, by Levi Miles, Sean K Reynolds, and Mike Shel.

Each monthly full-color softcover Pathfinder Adventure Path volume contains an in-depth adventure scenario, stats for several new monsters, and support articles meant to give Game Masters additional material to expand their campaign. Pathfinder Adventure Path volumes use the Open Game License and work with both the Pathfinder RPG and the world’s oldest fantasy RPG.

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Ok Adventure but needs Bestiary 3

1/5 —

The actual adventure is good, but i'm annoyed that a standalone adventure (or at least part of a series) requires Bestiary 3. There is no warning about this on the product text or rear cover, the only note is in the copyright text page on the inside.

If playing the game requires a series of supplements as well they should really be 100% clear about that, otherwise you reach certain parts and find the monster texts are missing.

Even if there was a warning, its still annoying to have to refer to a another book to get a stat block that given how few monsters are in these books, could easily have been included.

The New Old School

5/5 —

Reminicent of Castle Maure and Sins of the Saviors, this adventure harkens back to what made strapping on a backpack and jumping into dangerous ruins fun in the first place. Wierd magic, check. Strange and powerful oppenents, check. Loot, check. It's just crazy enough for most people without going too far, even if I personally wish there was more.

As a bonus, info on the Grey Maidens and the aftermath of the Crimson Throne adventure path. I really enjoyed these sections as well, I'd consider them a must have for running the old adventure paths to flesh out one of the major opponents of the campaign.

On top of that, this book has some fantastic art.

The only criticism I can think of is that there's not enough of it, a great product all round.

Rekindled My Love For Pathfinder!!!

5/5 —

I have been running Pathfinder Adventure Paths since issue #1, but I have not been inspired enough to write a review of any product until now. After being somewhat disappointed by several aspects of the last year or so of issues, Mike Shel's "Curse of the Lady's Light" has been a revelation. It reminds me why I fell in love with the Pathfinder line in the first place.

The adventure itself is chock-full of inspired encounters, fantastic locations, and memorable NPCs. Not just another dungeon crawl, the adventure provides a wealth of roleplaying opportunities within the dungeon and its surrounding environs. I constantly giggled to myself as I read the module, marveling at the ingenuity on display here. The traps are clever (especially the one that has already generated lots of buzz on the messageboards), and the challenges can be rather deadly if the PCs are not careful. My group of six experienced gamers almost suffered a TPK against the resident of area K21!

The support articles are solid, as well. I wish I had the article about the Gray Maidens was out while I was running "Curse of the Crimson Throne." There are numerous great NPCs in there to help fill the roster of that previously mostly faceless organization. Special kudos for including the first official appearance of a girdle of gender on Golarion. :) I'll admit that I had very little interest in the god Torag before reading the article in this issue, but now I have a better understanding regarding what he's all about. The monsters in the bestiary are fine foes to face. Torag's herald is particularly awesome.

Be sure to make use of the free web enhancement when running the adventure as well: Jasper Kandemarus is an essential addition to the adventure!

Mike Shel knocked this adventure out of the ballpark, and I'd heartily recommend it to any gaming group. Even if you're not running "Shattered Star," this would make a great stand-alone adventure as well. Paizo, please allow Mike Shel to write more adventure path installments in the future! If you do so, you will make me one very satisfied customer.

An Essential Sequel to Curse of the Crimson Throne

5/5 —

Let us put aside this product as a member of the Shattered Star AP for a second, you don't need this review if you're looking at this module as a member of that AP. You're probably going to buy it anyway, and why not? It's a pretty inventive and fun Dungeon Crawl, and it fits well into the AP as a whole. If you're running the AP you'll probably run this module.

This Review isn't for those people. This is a review for people who are not planning on running this as part of the Shattered Star AP, this is a review for people who are running Curse of the Crimson Throne (or some other Runelord focused campaign). Be aware, this entire review will be full of spoilers for both this module and Curse of the Crimson Throne. These spoilers will not be marked.

First off, the articles for this module are on Torag, and the Gray Maidens. The Torag article is interesting, but doesn't really bear any relation to the topic of this review, so we'll be skipping it. The article on the Gray Maidens however, is essential both for those intending to run Curse of the Crimson Throne while they are running that path, and as a sort of epilogue to the path. The article comes in the form of a brief explanation of who the Gray Maidens are, followed by a listing of several different prominent Gray Maidens listed by how the fallout from the ending of Curse of the Crimson Throne effected them. Leaders, fanatics, those scarred by their experiences, repentant Gray Maidens, and even those for whom removing the armor has not been an option. This includes gray maidens for a wide range of character levels, from Sabina Merrin, to more humble personages. The characters range from a disgraced priestess of Urgathoa, to a Wizard who was conscripted into the force against her will, to Hellknights both volunteer and conscripted. All of these NPCs can help a DM running Crimson Throne by providing additional (female) NPCs both during, and after the events of Curse of the Crimson Throne. The article also explains the fallout and public perception of Gray Maidens in Korvosa after the events of Curse of the Crimson Throne and includes a Role statblock (similar to those in the new Player companion line products such as the Varisia companion) for making new Gray Maidens.

So that's one part of the module, the next part of the Module that is of relevance to someone who either is running or has run Crimson Throne, is the adventure itself. At its most fundamental level, this is an adventure where you chase after a group of rogue Gray Maidens bent on revenge against Korvosa into the Runelord Sorshen's country house (which happens to resemble a 200ft tall statue of liberty). The Adventure itself is solid, including encounters with "Sorshen" and a strongly flavored Lust-based dungeon that manages to avoid most of the more questionable sort of content that was present in for example, the hook mountain massacre. This modules serves very easily as a stand alone followup to Crimson Throne (for a new party of course), or as an intro or part of a set to a custom campaign involving either Sorshen or any of the other Runelords.

As an aside, all Monsters found within the book are either included specifically or easily found for free within: http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/.

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Announced! Cover image is a mock-up and will change.
Sovereign Court

Gray Maidens again?
That's awesome!

Cool we get to fight Boggarts and Troglodytes.

Am I alone in wishing that the mock-up covers for the Shattered Star volumes revealed so far is a subtle (perhaps even subconscious) hint that Eva Widermann will be doing the real covers? ;)
Liberty's Edge
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What is cool is Mike Shel is writing it. Good to see him finally writing an AP!
Scarab Sages
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Next stop Windsong Abbey?

wow, absolutely awesome
Liberty's Edge

Mike Shel will write this? For 4th level characters?!? *winces*

Better be a few 5,000 GP diamonds in Vol 1 then... :)

I'm not too big on the premise of this AP (artifact pieces, gotta catch 'em all!), but parts of this could make a super-sweet shore excursion for a Skull & Shackles party if it's moved to the Sodden Lands. Yes, I will definitely be awaiting this book!

are they having a deity article in this?, or are they done with it now that the core deities have all been done.

To be honest Macharius, I have never seen an adventure were you capture monsters alive and "collect them all". With that being said it has been awhile since I have seen the "collect the artifact pieces", so I will wait and see how they do it. I would like some dungeon crawl but it would nice if the "dungeons" were very different like one being underwater, a crystal cavern, the ruins of a city or castle, a pocket dimension, a shopping mall, you know some weird stuff.
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Steel_Wind wrote:
Mike Shel will write this? For 4th level characters?!? *winces*

Sent in my final turnover more than a week ago and I can assure you that there are hardly any froghemoth encounters.

Paizo Employee Creative Director
captain yesterday wrote:
are they having a deity article in this?, or are they done with it now that the core deities have all been done.

No deity article in this volume.

By this point, we'll have (in theory) covered all of the 20 core deities. And one thing we've noticed as we've closed out those 20 core deities is that it became increasingly difficult to work themes of those deities into each adventure.

Going forward, we'll continue to do two deity articles in each AP... but those articles will appear in the AP installments where they're the most helpful and logical for the AP. We'll be focusing on the non-core deities, from gods like Groetus or Zyphus, to all of the outsider demigods, like demon lords and the eldest and empyreal lords, from now on.
Dragon78 wrote:
To be honest Macharius, I have never seen an adventure were you capture monsters alive and "collect them all". With that being said it has been awhile since I have seen the "collect the artifact pieces", so I will wait and see how they do it. I would like some dungeon crawl but it would nice if the "dungeons" were very different like one being underwater, a crystal cavern, the ruins of a city or castle, a pocket dimension, a shopping mall, you know some weird stuff.

It was an inapt analogy, so "my bad" on that: I'm just saying that the "collection" aspect of this AP doesn't appeal to me, personally.

Extremely varied and dangerous locations to explore? Super-sweet. Troglodytes, boggards, and swamp monsters - oh, my!
James Jacobs wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:
are they having a deity article in this?, or are they done with it now that the core deities have all been done.

No deity article in this volume.

By this point, we'll have (in theory) covered all of the 20 core deities. And one thing we've noticed as we've closed out those 20 core deities is that it became increasingly difficult to work themes of those deities into each adventure.

Going forward, we'll continue to do two deity articles in each AP... but those articles will appear in the AP installments where they're the most helpful and logical for the AP. We'll be focusing on the non-core deities, from gods like Groetus or Zyphus, to all of the outsider demigods, like demon lords and the eldest and empyreal lords, from now on.

i like that. sounds dandy:)

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Mike Shel? Wooh! Let's get him in the regular rotation.
Liberty's Edge

Oh I love the Mushfens!!
logic_poet wrote:
Next stop Windsong Abbey?

Nope, that will be the fourth adventure. Next stop something with Kaer Maga and Distant Worlds.

Scarab Sages
Pathfinder Adventure Path, Lost Omens, Rulebook Subscriber
James Jacobs wrote:
Going forward, we'll continue to do two deity articles in each AP... but those articles will appear in the AP installments where they're the most helpful and logical for the AP. We'll be focusing on the non-core deities, from gods like Groetus or Zyphus, to all of the outsider demigods, like demon lords and the eldest and empyreal lords, from now on.

Will you be showcasing any of the Tian-Xia pantheon? I wouldn't mind an Article on Sun Wukong, though, not in this adventure path obviously.

Generic Villain wrote:
Nope, that will be the fourth adventure. Next stop something with Kaer Maga and Distant Worlds.

Actually that makes me wonder, Will this adventure path crash into Kaer Maga? It certainly seems as likely a place as any for a shard of the Sihedron to pop up.

As a Side note. Are you going to include a map of the holdings of Ancient Thassilon? I'm a sucker for maps (not battle maps mind you, but regional and world maps) but I can't seem to find anything showing how ancient Thassilon looked in anything you've already published.
Stratagemini wrote:

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As a Side note. Are you going to include a map of the holdings of Ancient Thassilon? I'm a sucker for maps (not battle maps mind you, but regional and world maps) but I can't seem to find anything showing how ancient Thassilon looked in anything you've already published.

Inner Sea World Guide p. 213. It's not much, but...

Scarab Sages
Pathfinder Adventure Path, Lost Omens, Rulebook Subscriber
macabre dragon wrote:
Inner Sea World Guide p. 213. It's not much, but...

Huh. Must have missed that one first run through. But to my understanding, Bakrakhan was a mountainous region that sunk beneath the waves due to the cataclysm. That map shows where the kingdoms would be (approximately) in Present day. I still want a map that shows the nation as it was. Mostly because it's always neat seeing how the world changes over time, but also because it would make it a lot easier to run a game where the PCs head back in time to ancient Thassilon.

Stratagemini wrote:


Actually that makes me wonder, Will this adventure path crash into Kaer Maga? It certainly seems as likely a place as any for a shard of the Sihedron to pop up.

I read in a post from James Sutter (author of Distant Worlds and City of Strangers) that the third SS adventure would feature elements from both sourcebooks. I'm not sure if that's still the case, as I forget when the post was.

Paizo Employee Creative Director
Stratagemini wrote:
James Jacobs wrote:
Going forward, we'll continue to do two deity articles in each AP... but those articles will appear in the AP installments where they're the most helpful and logical for the AP. We'll be focusing on the non-core deities, from gods like Groetus or Zyphus, to all of the outsider demigods, like demon lords and the eldest and empyreal lords, from now on.

Will you be showcasing any of the Tian-Xia pantheon? I wouldn't mind an Article on Sun Wukong, though, not in this adventure path obviously.

Generic Villain wrote:
Nope, that will be the fourth adventure. Next stop something with Kaer Maga and Distant Worlds.

Actually that makes me wonder, Will this adventure path crash into Kaer Maga? It certainly seems as likely a place as any for a shard of the Sihedron to pop up.

As a Side note. Are you going to include a map of the holdings of Ancient Thassilon? I'm a sucker for maps (not battle maps mind you, but regional and world maps) but I can't seem to find anything showing how ancient Thassilon looked in anything you've already published.

At this point, once we finish up with Torag, ALL of the deities we've mentioned are open territory for expansion articles... be they other gods from the Inner Sea World Guide to demon lords to deities from the Tian Xia pantheon or so on.

And yeah... for now, the map of the lost empires in the Inner Sea World Guide is it for the borders of Thassilon (no need to call it "Ancient" Thassilon, since that's all there is). Further complicating things is the fact that, with that Thassilon article from Pathfinder 1 being one of the first things we ever did for the world... well... some of the info in there is just plain wrong. Blame it on mistranslations on 10,000 year old artifacts if you will...
Scarab Sages
Pathfinder Adventure Path, Lost Omens, Rulebook Subscriber
James Jacobs wrote:
And yeah... for now, the map of the lost empires in the Inner Sea World Guide is it for the borders of Thassilon (no need to call it "Ancient" Thassilon, since that's all there is). Further complicating things is the fact that, with that Thassilon article from Pathfinder 1 being one of the first things we ever did for the world... well... some of the info in there is just plain wrong. Blame it on mistranslations on 10,000 year old artifacts if you will...

Wait, some information is wrong? I'm trying to run a Runelords game currently using a friend's books, what information should I avoid telling the players? or should I just cover it all under a caveat of "this is what the current school of thought about Thassilon is from what Brodert Quink has told you"?

Gray Maidens again? Did not see that one coming. But that's great news - there is probably no chance wie could get a glimpse of information of how these babies will be used again?
Paizo Employee Creative Director
Stratagemini wrote:
James Jacobs wrote:
And yeah... for now, the map of the lost empires in the Inner Sea World Guide is it for the borders of Thassilon (no need to call it "Ancient" Thassilon, since that's all there is). Further complicating things is the fact that, with that Thassilon article from Pathfinder 1 being one of the first things we ever did for the world... well... some of the info in there is just plain wrong. Blame it on mistranslations on 10,000 year old artifacts if you will...
Wait, some information is wrong? I'm trying to run a Runelords game currently using a friend's books, what information should I avoid telling the players? or should I just cover it all under a caveat of "this is what the current school of thought about Thassilon is from what Brodert Quink has told you"?

The information that's "wrong" is really not all that important to the overall plot. If you can wait for "Lost Kingdoms" to come out before revealing much more about Thassilon, that book'll give you lots more info. For now... the stuff we ended up not going with includes a few minor elements in the descriptions of the realms of Thassilon—elements that aren't load-bearing bits of information for the entire AP.

If any of your players calls you on something that they think is wrong... blaming it on Brodert Quink's inaccurate translation is completely legit.

The information that's "wrong" is probably not something most people would notice as being wrong anyway... the big thing that comes to mind would be Pathfinder #1's claim that some of the Thassilonian city names are well-remembered today (they're not), or that the lands of Gastash remain fertile (since Gastash is mostly located in modern Belkzen... they're not all that fertile today). Pretty minor stuff overall, and not anything that would impact a Runelords game anyway.
Paizo Employee Creative Director
Exeter wrote:
Gray Maidens again? Did not see that one coming. But that's great news - there is probably no chance wie could get a glimpse of information of how these babies will be used again?

There will be a LOT of information about them in this volume.

Jepp, but why? :) Ever thought the Gray Maidens vanished along with Ileosa. And as I am currently GMing Crown of Fangs it would be great to know how things turned out for them so I could adjust my game. But as they are such a bad ass an elite unit I suppose that is all top secret? ^^
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Exeter wrote:
Jepp, but why? :) Ever thought the Gray Maidens vanished along with Ileosa. And as I am currently GMing Crown of Fangs it would be great to know how things turned out for them so I could adjust my game. But as they are such a bad ass an elite unit I suppose that is all top secret? ^^

There were plenty of holdouts by the time our group finished that AP. They're too cool to just finish them off completely. :)

Spoiler:
In our game, most of the captured Grey Maidens have been living in a newly established Sarenraen-run insane asylum, but those that skipped town during CotCT's endgame have become a sort of mercenary cult worshipping Ileosa as a goddess. They're still recruiting and sometimes abducting new members and doing the brainwashing number that was done to them originally. They even have some divine casters dedicated to Ileosa, though they're actually getting their spells from the devil that now holds Ileosa's soul.

Part of why I'm really excited to see what's being done with them here! :)
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Exeter wrote:
Jepp, but why? :) Ever thought the Gray Maidens vanished along with Ileosa. And as I am currently GMing Crown of Fangs it would be great to know how things turned out for them so I could adjust my game. But as they are such a bad ass an elite unit I suppose that is all top secret? ^^

What happened to the order of the Gray Maidens after Curse of the Crimson Throne ended isn't completely apparent yet... finding out more is part of what "Curse of the Lady's Light" is all about, actually...

James, that is even better than what I wanted to know. Sounds really awesome, thanks a lot for the information! You made my day.
Liberty's Edge

So, this AP assumes CotCT already happened?
Scarab Sages
Pathfinder Adventure Path, Lost Omens, Rulebook Subscriber
Paladinosaur wrote:
So, this AP assumes CotCT already happened?

CotCT, RotRL and SD all are presumed to have happened.

Silver Crusade

Can't believe this just clicked in my head:

Curse of the Crimson Throne
Curse of the Lady's Light

Wonder if we'll see any other parallel titles in this AP. :)
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James Jacobs wrote:
Exeter wrote:
Gray Maidens again? Did not see that one coming. But that's great news - there is probably no chance wie could get a glimpse of information of how these babies will be used again?
There will be a LOT of information about them in this volume.

Very exciting. Curse of the Crimson Throne is my favorite AP and I'm guessing there was a ton of demand for more Grey Maiden material. Can't wait to see what happens to them following Ileosa's reign. :)

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So all I have to do is collect the seven dragon bal....star pieces and I can save the world?
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Tagion wrote:
So all I have to do is collect the seven dragon bal....star pieces and I can save the world?

Or doom it. Probably won't grant you immortality though, or bring your dead friends back from hell.

Liberty's Edge
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Stratagemini wrote:
Tagion wrote:
So all I have to do is collect the seven dragon bal....star pieces and I can save the world?
Or doom it. Probably won't grant you immortality though, or bring your dead friends back from hell.

must.. not... play a halfling monk... named... Krillin...

Sovereign Court

I can't wait to continue the adventure of those who survive CURSE OF THE CRIMSON THRONE with this Adventure Path.
John Collins wrote:
I can't wait to continue the adventure of those who survive CURSE OF THE CRIMSON THRONE with this Adventure Path.

Actually, that's a good idea. I would LOVE to see an encounter or sidebar or something where the writers just say "if your players played this AP, replace these NPCs with their old PCs."

You don't think it'll be a lot of work to up the encounter levels to challenge them/a cakewalk for the PCs?

When will the cover be updated?

More then likely the cover and info will be updated sometime next month.
Paizo Employee Chief Technical Officer

Image and description have been updated to match the finished product.
Dark Archive
Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber

Neat, Grey Maidens and frogs what more could you ask for?

I like the look of the boggards.
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Dark_Mistress wrote:
Neat, Grey Maidens and frogs what more could you ask for?

Butter. And some garlic. And perhaps some chips in plenty of vinegar.

The Exchange

Nice cover. Please pass that picture of the Grey Maiden onto the people at Reaper as I'd love a figure of that to go with the Grey Maiden figure they've already done (which I have a trio of), would make for a great commander type for them, just as the Chivane figure does for the regular Red Mantis Assassin figure.
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I must echo the praises of the rest of my fellows Paizoians and say that the cover absolutely ROCKS! (If I'm not mistaken this is the first time in a long time that all 4 iconics (of a particular AP) have been featured together. (I'm thinking the last time this happened was Adventure Path #5 Sins of the Saviors)). Very Cool!

Oh... will there be a Pawns Collections for Shattered Star? (Oh and Jade Regent too)? Thinking about adding a Pawns subscription in the near future.

Dean
Paizo Employee Chief Technical Officer
Brakkart wrote:
Nice cover. Please pass that picture of the Grey Maiden onto the people at Reaper as I'd love a figure of that to go with the Grey Maiden figure they've already done (which I have a trio of), would make for a great commander type for them, just as the Chivane figure does for the regular Red Mantis Assassin figure.

I'm sure Erik will pass it to Reaper if he hasn't already done so; I *know* he passed it to WizKids.

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