The heroes journey deeper into the Vast to find the Gate of Twelve Suns, an alien megastructure consisting of a dozen stars arranged in a perfect circle. However, members of the Cult of the Devourer precede them, and the heroes must contend with the cultists for control of the alien technology found on the single planet orbiting each sun. Only by defeating these foul marauders can the heroes keep the superweapon hidden here out of the wrong hands—though the destructive zealots are far from the only threats found in the system.
This volume of Starfinder Adventure Path continues the Dead Suns Adventure Path and includes:
"The Thirteenth Gate," a Starfinder adventure for 9th-level characters, by Stephen Radney-MacFarland.
A collection of technological relics left scattered across the galaxy by the kishalee, members of an ancient advanced alien civilization, by Stephen Radney-MacFarland.
Detailed descriptions of the worlds and cultures of five never-before-encountered alien species, by Mikko Kallio, Jason Keeley, Lyz Liddell, Ron Lundeen, and Mark Moreland.
An archive of new creatures, from the main inhabitants of the five new alien worlds to an undead manifestation of entropy, by Mikko Kallio, Jason Keeley, Lyz Liddell, Ron Lundeen, Mark Moreland, and Stephen Radney-MacFarland.
Statistics and deck plans for a heavily modified starship crewed by Devourer cultists, by Stephen Radney-MacFarland, plus a glimpse of a barren planet cloaked in shadow in the Codex of Worlds, by Owen K.C. Stephens.
ISBN-13: 978-1-64078-028-6
The Dead Suns Adventure Path is sanctioned for use in Starfinder Society Organized Play. The rules for running this Adventure Path and Chronicle sheet are available as a free download (1.7 MB PDF).
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This is probably the best in the ap. Finnaly it feels like the wild goose chade as ended and you get to take out one of your primary antagonists. Its also a fun dungeon crawl with villans that are fun and not forgettable. Wile i have been mixed so far on this ap this mod shows me that the team is learning and improving, and that gives me hope. The new races are cool as are the new planets
So I have to say that my impression from skimming is that this might be best book of the AP so far ._.
I'm not completely sure yet since I haven't payed attention to mechanical side of things due to lack of time(it might be one of those modules that over use single type of mook over and over in encounters?), but at least content wise of "What PCs do in this one" yeah it is best. Its mostly action, but its really cool flavored action scenes and moments and set pieces and thing I'm really impressed with is amount of named cultists who have strong personality you have chance to show off. It kind of feels like some sort of movie scene at times.
Thing with this AP is that it feels like its meant to be like a scifi movie, but its been split to parts so pacing is really off, it doesn't feel like each book has their own climaxes really. This is part of the movie where they are getting close to climax so things are feeling climatic if that makes sense?
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Yea i felt the same way, the onther ones felt sort of like rising action with no real pay of, plus this one feels like your really achieving something plus i didnt realy like the cult before but this book made them grow on me
Anyone know what to use as the movement modes of a Selamid PC?
Unless stated otherwise, a PC creature has a land speed of 30 feet. The NPC selamid has some extra movement modes as part of the special abilities given to it (like its compression ability, which PC selamids don't have).
Its mostly action, but its really cool flavored action scenes and moments and set pieces and thing I'm really impressed with is amount of named cultists who have strong personality you have chance to show off. It kind of feels like some sort of movie scene at times.
Fantastic! That was definitely my goal when writing it. I hope you enjoy playing it.
All parts of Dead Suns mentioned as legal (sanctioned) in SFS in special document in Additional Resources.
I understand that creating one page so important as Chronicle Sheet is a lot of balancing work, especially for the adventure book as large as 64 pages and it can take even two months in case of Dead Suns Part IV.
But what about such small thing as related switch/option in paizo event reporting form? Looking how in-time they create such entries for SFS/PFS scenarios each month - why Dead Suns 4 and 5 entries are absent?
Ak. As an astronomer, reading the opening paragraphs of the adventure background is kind of painful.
Yes, I *get* that this is a science fantasy setting, so things will happen that "couldn't happen". But when explanations are given for a result that are just *wrong*....
Phew, finally reviewed all five books I've finished running :'D Probably not as detailed if I had done all of them one by one after running each book, but still good to have done it
