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The Strength of Thousands Adventure Path begins! A magic school like no other! The oldest and most prestigious magic academy in the world is the Magaambya, an ancient institution founded by the greatest wizard the world has ever known. This wizard vanished long ago, but his sinister enemies plot against his school and those who attend it. Over their long academic career, the heroes rise from humble students to become teachers, and they ultimately hold the fate of the school in their hands. Graduates of the Magaambya are among the greatest wardens of the world, but if the heroes can't marshal the strength of thousands who have come before them, the venerable Magaambya might fall! The Strength of Thousands Adventure Path is a six-part, monthly series of connected adventures that comprise a complete Pathfinder campaign.

School's in session! The newest students at the venerable Magaambya school of magic must begin their academic careers with tests of their skill and resourcefulness. The heroes can learn much from their teachers and fellow students, but must beware of mysterious secrets and sinister plots. The rigors facing any Magaambya students are steep, but the heroes must also contend with strange infestations and supernatural intruders in the school's ancient halls. Education is far from easy at the oldest and most prestigious magic academy in the world!

"Kindled Magic" is a Pathfinder adventure for four 1st-level characters by Alexandria Bustion and Eleanor Ferron. This adventure begins the Strength of Thousands Adventure Path, a six-part, monthly campaign in which the heroes rise from students to teachers, and ultimately decide the fate of the Magaambya. This adventure also details other students to become friends or rivals, rules to gain extra lore throughout a year of academic study, as well as new monsters and new spells—including lore of the prestigious Magaambya!

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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A Major Favorite

5/5 —

Strength of Thousands currently stands as my favorite complete adventure path and this is probably my favorite opening.

The adventure presents a variety of characters and feels like a different opening from other adventures as it felt like it was much more primed to have the party performing things that feel like lessons they learn rather than just a list of random missions are tasked.

This feels like an opening to a campaign that fosters a good party and I feel these tie into the rest of the campaign really well.

This book presents a lot of characters and that establishes the school in an odd order. A large focus on fellow students, then just a few teachers and couple faculty. The vast majority of the faculty doesn't get a lot of information or more than a single encounter until quite some time later. Establishing these characters can be something I encourage a GM to do, but it is also a case of there being a lot of characters already at the outset.

I would suggest GMs should know what they intend for other students and faculty for the rest of the campaign so that it can be established either here or the later books.

I highly recommend this campaign.

A Place, A Feeling: The Sandbox AP

5/5 —

This review is written from the perspective of a player on the whole 6-part adventure. Strength of Thousands is divergent from the norm in both its setting, tone, and gameplay. Set at the magical school, the Magaambya, it covers years instead of months, taking your characters from bright eyed students to mythical heroes of legend. It is part academic simulator, part adventure, leading to a lighter tone for much of the story. It has its massive battles and its dark themes, but these are interspersed with exams, detentions, parties, research, diplomacy, and sports.

The narrative is one of Paizo's most non-linear, and players seeking a streamlined, linear, or direct story experience may find themselves bored. By contrast, a player who enjoys roleplaying will find an immense amount of freedom. The timescale, which takes place over years, helped me contextualize my eventually immensely powerful character. And on the way I stressed over exams, conducted field research on a cyclops temple, joined a gang (or two), and taught my students (spellcasters, mostly) how not to get grabbed.

The narrative, non-linear though it may be, is replete with wonderful NPCs and villains. For the GM, also, I would suggest that if you prefer running combat, this APs long stretches of diplomacy or detention may not provide the best experience. SoT is the least "combat simulator" AP released since Kingmaker.

It does, however, have its great battles and cinematic clashes. There are some grueling combat challenges that pushed my party to the brink (and nearly over it), but as I reflect on the AP, it is not the combat I remember, but planning birthday parties for my classmates, using hero points to change fails on exams to successes, and simply enjoying the presence of the characters and my real partymates. More than any other AP, the Magaambya felt alive, full of characters wonderful and wicked, brilliant but not always bright. I think of the allies made and the ones lost. If any of that appeals to you, I cannot recommend this AP enough.

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Not what it claims to be on the cover

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I am going to write this review from the perspective of a player. I didn’t read the books except for the chapters we played (and I only read those after out campaign ended in chaos and frustration).

Our group lasted all of four sessions. We’re fairly experienced players and we had just finished a PF 2 campaign we played for two years.

Our expectation was to play students at a renowned magical academy. Something like the Hogwarts of Golarion. This is imo how the Magaambya and the Strength of Thousands adventure path are marketed. The book itself fails to deliver that feeling completely.

First off, most schools have teachers. The Magaambya in the book has a couple of students who arrived a few weeks before the group and who try to come up with tasks for the newbies.
There’s also Teacher Ot, but you only interact with him during the first interview for a couple of minutes and if you try to ask him any questions about the tasks the other students invented he doesn’t know anything at all.

Second, teachers at a magical school should probably know something about magic.
They don’t, which becomes apparent after the third combat encounter, a Myceloid who inflicts the group with a deadly disease. The Magaambya is either unable or unwilling to produce a „Remove Disease“ spell, potion, scroll or wand and the book doesn’t mention any options to cure said disease either.

Which brings us directly to the encounter design.
The first encounter is a piece of unwashed panties and fairly simple to beat.
The second encounter is a severe difficulty encounter against a large group of enemies.
The third encounter is a boss fight with a very hard to save death effect that cannot be reverted even by Resurrect or similar rituals since it destroys the body.

If you assume this is the first PF adventure someone plays, you can also assume it’s the last PF adventure that person will ever play.

So far we have very disappointing world building that contradicts the expectations raised by the cover text and the Mwangi setting book. We also have terrible pacing with encounter design and difficulty.

But there’s also an upside: the NPCs we met (with the exception of Ot) were funny and interesting to interact with. Especially a certain fellow student who likes to brew alcohol and skip lessons…

Storywise there‘s not much to say. Four sessions in we didn’t see a story at all. Other adventures manage to start, have a climax and a satisfying conclusion in less time, so that’s not a very promising start.

To sum things up, from a player’s perspective I am insanely disappointed by this adventure.
I might still run the campaign as a DM one day, but only if I find enough time to go through every encounter and story beat and rework it into something functional. This doesn’t seem to be an adventure you can just run as written.

just here to offset the guy 1- & 2-starring all the PF2E products

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HYPE

*ahem*

I’m very much looking forward to this AP!

VERY curious to see what this AP has in store for us indeed!!

Tom

Can't wait for the Harry Potter AP!

So all PCs have to be some sort of wizard? Or how will the AP handle non magical PCs?
Ixal wrote:
So all PCs have to be some sort of wizard? Or how will the AP handle non magical PCs?

I would think that all classes would have opportunity in and around a magic school.

Ixal wrote:
So all PCs have to be some sort of wizard? Or how will the AP handle non magical PCs?

I think I remember in the announcement stream something about martial classes getting some free magic to fit in. They stressed that you could still play martial classes and it would work with the story.

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Yep, they’ve said there’ll be ways to get non-spellcasting classes involved!

I don’t know how this fact interacts with the details of the AP at all, but also keep in mind that canonically the Magaambya accepts people without magical aptitude, as mentioned in Lost Omens Character Guide.
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Beyond ecstatic for this adventure path! The roster of students sounds interesting too! Will be really cool to have recurring NPCs that you can form different relationships with!
Grand Archive
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Pretty sure they said something to the effect of “free spell casting archetype”, so martials get a bit of magic and spellcasters are better spellcasters.
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Intrigued by the idea that the PCs will rise from pupils to teachers over their careers. Suggests a long timeline baked into the AP which I really want to see.
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Seems like 2021 won't be my year because that will be the third AP in a row I'm not that interested in. Though maybe I can turn this into an Acadamae-based AP, which would increase my interest a lot.
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I've been wishing for something like this since I first got into Pathfinder a year and a half ago or so! There is a ton of cool, untapped stuff in Mwangi in general, but the Magaambya is a gem of a setting and seems to be brimming with unique and interesting things for players to experience!

Pretty hopeful for this one. Especially coming off the back of the Mwangi Lost Omens book and Secrets of Magic!
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Nice! I can't wait. I'm really getting sick of Absalom and its surrounding area.
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Andrew Mullen wrote:

Yep, they’ve said there’ll be ways to get non-spellcasting classes involved!

I don’t know how this fact interacts with the details of the AP at all, but also keep in mind that canonically the Magaambya accepts people without magical aptitude, as mentioned in Lost Omens Character Guide.

So to use Harry Potter references while the spellcasters eventually become teachers the martial characters can play the janitor?

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Ixal wrote:
Andrew Mullen wrote:

Yep, they’ve said there’ll be ways to get non-spellcasting classes involved!

I don’t know how this fact interacts with the details of the AP at all, but also keep in mind that canonically the Magaambya accepts people without magical aptitude, as mentioned in Lost Omens Character Guide.

So to use Harry Potter references while the spellcasters eventually become teachers the martial characters can play the janitor?

Jatembe's apprentices were called "Ten Magic Warriors", so presumably eldritch knight shenanigans are considered valid style in the academy

Dark Archive
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Ixal wrote:
Andrew Mullen wrote:

Yep, they’ve said there’ll be ways to get non-spellcasting classes involved!

I don’t know how this fact interacts with the details of the AP at all, but also keep in mind that canonically the Magaambya accepts people without magical aptitude, as mentioned in Lost Omens Character Guide.

So to use Harry Potter references while the spellcasters eventually become teachers the martial characters can play the janitor?

Or Hagrid, keeper of magical beasts, which sounds more fun.

Given the schools focus on preserving local culture, fostering good governance in the area, otherworldly threats, etc. there seems like there'd be room for storytellers and diplomats and historians and naturalists and planar travelers and the like, both magical and mundane. Although spellcasting classes like Rangers, Bards, Investigators, Juju Oracles, Clerics of popular local Empyreals, Druids, Shamen, Magi, etc. would seem likely to be as popular as Wizards, for their relevant expertise.
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WormysQueue wrote:
Seems like 2021 won't be my year because that will be the third AP in a row I'm not that interested in. Though maybe I can turn this into an Acadamae-based AP, which would increase my interest a lot.

Aside from some basic rules structure of a school as an organization I don't think there's going to be much that you'll be able to do with this to that end. My understanding from the announcement stream is that this will be a very heavily Magaambya and Mwangi Expanse focused AP.

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Ember1 wrote:
Aside from some basic rules structure of a school as an organization I don't think there's going to be much that you'll be able to do with this to that end. My understanding from the announcement stream is that this will be a very heavily Magaambya and Mwangi Expanse focused AP.

Sure. Pathfinder APs are generally steeped in setting lore, and I wouldn't have it otherwise. But then I'm used to do heavy rewrites of APs to make them fit other settings, and if I can do that with the Realms or Eberron in mind, I'll probably be able to do this within Golarion as well.

Anyways, I'll still enjoy just reading it, and if I find I don't want to run it, I'm sure that I still can steal tons of material to use in another context. So it's all good, I was just surprised that after those two three-parters that I have no use for for different reasons, the next AP is also one I'm not immediately "Huzzah!" about.
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One great thing about this adventure path is that there's always a perfect explanation for why your characters learn new spells when they level up!
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I am so unbelievably pumped for this! I've actually got a game going Wed night where the PC's are Pathfinders traveling to Magaambya to learn/steal knowledge and (hopefully) build up the relationship between the Society and Academy.

Last session they had to help the Academy by going to the observatory where a ratfolk sorcerer-in-training had accidentally opened up a portal to the Plane of Water, flooding the entire complex and triggering the automatic Animated Brooms to deploy around the observatory to clean up. It wasn't until I started playing the song that they got the reference lol.
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"The oldest and most prestigious magic academy in the world is the Magaambya, an ancient institution founded by the greatest wizard the world has ever known."

Xanderghul, Sorshen, Tar-Baphon, Nex, Geb, Arazni, and Aroden's eyes all collectively twitched a bit when they heard this. Jatembe is certainly high-ranking, but methinks there's some pro-Magaambya bias partisanship behind this statement.
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"The oldest and most prestigious magic academy in the world is the Magaambya, an ancient institution founded by the greatest wizard the world has ever known."

Xanderghul, Sorshen, Tar-Baphon, Nex, Geb, Arazni, and Aroden's eyes all collectively twitched a bit when they heard this. Jatembe is certainly high-ranking, but methinks there's some pro-Magaambya bias partisanship behind this statement.

Wasn't it in Legends where they are talking about Baba Yaga, how she thinks Tar-Baphon is a fool and doesn't really rate Sorshen... but about Jatembe, she says absolutely nothing it all?

That to me says that good ol Old-Mage has/had some serious, serious chops.
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Well, in the case of Aroden, he became a literal god, so he's more notable for that than wizardry. And regardless of whether he was the most powerful wizard, Jatembe was definitely a very, very important one (on Golarion) since he rediscovered arcane magic after the Age of Darkness.
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Also didn't Aroden kind of accomplish lot of things through various artifacts he found rather than research per say? Aka traditional adventuring wizard lifestyle xD

(Also, with all pre earthfall wizards, you can't literally say they discovered arcane magic on their own since all of them(and their various styles) were built on top of previous research(and in case of Azlanti, handed over by aboleths at its core)
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So, I'm relatively new to Pathfinder, having only picked it up in the last couple of years and voraciously absorbed as much lore as I can in the meantime, but I feel like there's a pretty solid difference between Jatembe and all the other wizards mentioned a bit further up:

All those other wizards have gotten their butts kicked. Sorshen and Xanderghul both lost to adventuring parties as part of AP's, the various ways that Arazni has come out the worse of certain fights is well-recorded, Tar-Baphon got blasted into lichdom by Aroden, and Aroden himself got murdered fairly recently. Nex fled Quantium when Geb flooded it with deadly fog, and while it seems like Geb is still going strong after Arazni stopped running his kingdom for him, he's a ghost now, so not exactly a full-on wizard.

Jatembe showed up, pulled the art of wizardry itself out of the wreckage of the Azlanti culture, set up a school to generate heroes and wardens of the world that has lasted all the way up unto the present day, did a bunch of cool folk hero stuff, and peaced out. I have no qualms whatsoever with agreeing that Jatembe is the greatest wizard to ever live.
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obfuscatingDeity wrote:
he's a ghost now, so not exactly a full-on wizard.

I'm not sure that's a valid construction. Why can't a ghost be a "full-on" wizard? What does "full-on" mean in this context?

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Ed Reppert wrote:
obfuscatingDeity wrote:
he's a ghost now, so not exactly a full-on wizard.
I'm not sure that's a valid construction. Why can't a ghost be a "full-on" wizard? What does "full-on" mean in this context?

Yeah, I'll admit that that's my shakiest point, because I couldn't really think of anything else to say about Geb. I suppose being a ghost doesn't invalidate him from being a full-on wizard.

I suppose if I had to point to one thing that put Jatembe over Geb, it was that Jatembe did it first. If I read the dates correctly, Jatembe figured out wizardry more or less by himself in the Age of Anguish(-3502 AR) through various communiques with powerful outsiders, including(potentially) the skull of a near-dead god, which already marks him as having done some dope stuff before he even became the father of modern wizardry.

Geb, on the other hand, doesn't come into the historical picture until -929 AR, over 2,500 years after Old-Mage Jatembe pioneered wizardry from the ruins of Azlant. Geb came from 2,000+ years of Osirioni magecraft tradition, at least some of which was probably filtered east from the Magaambyan's influence. Jatembe didn't have any of that, and managed to create the oldest living magic school on Golarion.

IMO, Jatembe takes the crown easy.
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Andrew Mullen wrote:

Yep, they’ve said there’ll be ways to get non-spellcasting classes involved!

I don’t know how this fact interacts with the details of the AP at all, but also keep in mind that canonically the Magaambya accepts people without magical aptitude, as mentioned in Lost Omens Character Guide.

Somebody's got to wash the dishes and empty the chamber pots. :-)

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I wonder which of those rivals my players will end up with a crush on. I know it’s inevitable.
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"Greatest" can mean so many things.
Radiant Oath

I plan on using the Dual-Class/Free Archetype variants for this one.

Shades of the old Fighter/Magic-User/Cleric combo!
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CrazyDave wrote:

I plan on using the Dual-Class/Free Archetype variants for this one.

Shades of the old Fighter/Magic-User/Cleric combo!

I think it’s been said that this AP uses Free Archetype, though I could be wrong on that.

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CrazyDave wrote:

I plan on using the Dual-Class/Free Archetype variants for this one.

Shades of the old Fighter/Magic-User/Cleric combo!

I think it’s been said that this AP uses Free Archetype, though I could be wrong on that.

Yes, I remember something like that, as well.

Dual-class would be great, though. Having everyone as a spellcaster + whatever makes sense in a magic school.
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My personnal guess is that you'll get a free "spellcasting archetype", no matter your base class, so that non-magical classes get some, and magical ones get more.

So this would be a July 28th street date release as far as we know at this time correct? Loved the Panels on this gang last weekend, going to be a blast!! Then just waiting for Secrets to street date drop Aug 25th then its time to go "Back to School" and hit those magic books :) Hope those final exams are not to life threatening...... LOL

Tom
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TRDG wrote:

So this would be a July 28th street date release as far as we know at this time correct? Loved the Panels on this gang last weekend, going to be a blast!! Then just waiting for Secrets to street date drop Aug 25th then its time to go "Back to School" and hit those magic books :) Hope those final exams are not to life threatening...... LOL

Tom

Those the the release dates as I understand them too. :)

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Elfteiroh wrote:
My personnal guess is that you'll get a free "spellcasting archetype", no matter your base class, so that non-magical classes get some, and magical ones get more.

At the PaizoCon panels, they apparently said that you get your choice of Druid Dedication or Wizard Dedication. If you are a druid or a wizard, you automatically get the other archetype.

Could someone post the actual cover that (I believe) was presented during PaizoCon?
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David knott 242 wrote:
Elfteiroh wrote:
My personnal guess is that you'll get a free "spellcasting archetype", no matter your base class, so that non-magical classes get some, and magical ones get more.

At the PaizoCon panels, they apparently said that you get your choice of Druid Dedication or Wizard Dedication. If you are a druid or a wizard, you automatically get the other archetype.

Do you know which panel this was? I missed it and need to go watch it now haha

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David knott 242 wrote:
Elfteiroh wrote:
My personnal guess is that you'll get a free "spellcasting archetype", no matter your base class, so that non-magical classes get some, and magical ones get more.

At the PaizoCon panels, they apparently said that you get your choice of Druid Dedication or Wizard Dedication. If you are a druid or a wizard, you automatically get the other archetype.

Do you know which panel this was? I missed it and need to go watch it now haha

I heard it too. I think it was the mwangi panel, but not sure.

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GGSigmar wrote:
xNellynelx wrote:
David knott 242 wrote:
Elfteiroh wrote:
My personnal guess is that you'll get a free "spellcasting archetype", no matter your base class, so that non-magical classes get some, and magical ones get more.

At the PaizoCon panels, they apparently said that you get your choice of Druid Dedication or Wizard Dedication. If you are a druid or a wizard, you automatically get the other archetype.

Do you know which panel this was? I missed it and need to go watch it now haha
I heard it too. I think it was the mwangi panel, but not sure.

It was.

Thanks Aaron (Waves hand at Aaron just like in the panels, LOL)

Just wanted to make sure as I have to plan way ahead if I will be a player in this then run one of my other groups through it once we are far enough along it won't spoil anything for me :)

Tom
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I plan to run this adventure path! Anyone else looking to open up the free archetype choices? I want a wizard who joins to not necessarily have to take on druidism, and vice versa.

I think my rule will be something along the lines of having to have some amount of prepared casting by level 2. Thoughts?
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WatersLethe wrote:

I plan to run this adventure path! Anyone else looking to open up the free archetype choices? I want a wizard who joins to not necessarily have to take on druidism, and vice versa.

I think my rule will be something along the lines of having to have some amount of prepared casting by level 2. Thoughts?

At the moment, I would also allow the Magaambyan Attendant archetype. Though I can understand the possible plot reasons why they aren't doing it (it's supposed to be for full members, and these are literally students), it doesn't make sense to lock someone in to something they may not want.

WatersLethe wrote:

I plan to run this adventure path! Anyone else looking to open up the free archetype choices? I want a wizard who joins to not necessarily have to take on druidism, and vice versa.

I think my rule will be something along the lines of having to have some amount of prepared casting by level 2. Thoughts?

I'd probably allow Sorcerer and Witch MCs too, so long as they were Primal or Arcane. Seems like the occult/divine side of the casting classes aren't emphasized nearly as well as the arcane/primal side.

A bit worried as some of the potential players are looking at for a Cleric type free multi class, Guess I might have to open that up as well and hope that won't break anything.....??

Yep the Fighter/cleric vibe was quite strong or Ranger/Cleric

Tom
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