Divine your destiny with the Pathfinder Harrow Deck, the legendary fortune-telling cards of Pathfinder's Age of Lost Omens setting!
With this 54-card, full-color set of fortune-telling cards, you'll learn how to include the harrow in any tabletop RPG game and enhance play with immersive fortune-telling methods and other insights.
Features
The exclusive module for Foundry VTT includes:
The Harrow deck pre-configured and entered into your world, with high-resolution images for all 54 cards, ready for digital use
A brand new user interface, built specifically for performing the Harrowing, that guides you through every step of the process
Instructions on how to perform a Harrowing for your group, with advice specifically for performing your reading on a Virtual Tabletop
Journal entries which cover the history of the Harrow, with detailed descriptions of each card's meaning and role
Compatability with any game system on Foundry VTT
Next time your players encounter a fortune teller at the carnival or a sooth-sayer at the local tavern, don't just tell them their future- show it to them with the Pathfinder Harrow Deck!
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Dang, this thing is absolutely super cool, especially alongside the Stolen Fate AP. It takes a little bit to get used to using, but once you do it's very smooth and fluid.
Does a purchase of the physical release provide a discount on this purchase like the other Paizo/Foundry VTT offerings?
These are separate products, which is why we're able to offer the digital version at such a low price (and also part of why we're not affected by the delay of the physical release). :)
Just picked this up and gave it a test run in Foundry, and I am blown away. The interface is fantastic, I love the styling of the journals and windows. Descriptions of the cards, a full step-by-step interface for performing a reading (including stacking the deck, for when you absolutely want certain cards where!), and having quick access to how each card you've drawn has been interpreted, and you can save individual readings to look back at them as necessary. The biggest stumbling block I faced when running Curse of the Crimson Throne and did the readings was having to go through my little booklet to remember what on Golarion each card meant. Now it's available at the click of a button!
The one downside I can see is that my players are going to get tired of me shoe-horning these readings into every session. This is absolutely fantastic.
I just installed (but have not enabled) this module on Foundry, hosted by Forge, and I'm getting a popup message when logging in to the world which says "Some compendium modules have become unavailable due to your Foundry VTT version requirements. Please click here to attempt to migrate your modules and make them accessible again." The word "here" is linked to https://forge-vtt.com/setup/fix-compendium-modules-for-v10 , which then has a button to migrate the "Pathfinder: Harrow" module.
I am on Foundry v10 Stable (patch 6, build 291), and the Pathfinder 2nd Edition system is on 4.11.2. I have not seen a similar message with any previous modules I've installed.
Before I run the migration, I wanted to check, is my version of something out-of-date? Is there a bug/incompatibility in the module itself? Has anyone else run into the same thing?
Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber; Pathfinder Starfinder Adventure Path, Starfinder Roleplaying Game, Starfinder Society Subscriber
Yep, as far as I can tell it has to do with how Forge handles Compendiums the only trick is that if you want to use the module for multiple systems you need to pick the first system you want to use and install it in the game and do the import. Then uninstall and reinstall the module in the bazaar and pick the second system that you want to add it to. I did SWADE first and then PF2e so I have it for future PF2 campaigns.
I just installed (but have not enabled) this module on Foundry, hosted by Forge, and I'm getting a popup message when logging in to the world which says "Some compendium modules have become unavailable due to your Foundry VTT version requirements. Please click here to attempt to migrate your modules and make them accessible again." The word "here" is linked to https://forge-vtt.com/setup/fix-compendium-modules-for-v10 , which then has a button to migrate the "Pathfinder: Harrow" module.
I am on Foundry v10 Stable (patch 6, build 291), and the Pathfinder 2nd Edition system is on 4.11.2. I have not seen a similar message with any previous modules I've installed.
Before I run the migration, I wanted to check, is my version of something out-of-date? Is there a bug/incompatibility in the module itself? Has anyone else run into the same thing?
To confirm what Corie and Justin said- there is a limitation that Forge put in place which causes this to occur. We've reached out to them, and they'll be adapting the script that causes this to come up to not occur.
While it will work fine for now- the migration they enforce causes the system agnostic part of the module to become pathfinder only-- so once they correct the issue you may need to uninstall and reinstall the module to regain that part of it. :)
My gm added it to our game, just now. They enabled it and I can see the rules. I can see the entry in Card Stack, but can't seem to start a reading, meaning the option to start "New Reading". What are we missing?
Gorgeous deck. Installed without hassle.
One thing isn't clear to me: In the "Harrow Rulebook">"Performing a Harrowing">"I. The Choosing" it says "Using the descriptions on pages 9-14, interpret each card..."
Pages 9-14 of what? One VTT journal only goes up to page 9 and the other only has cards on those pages. What is this referring to?
I also think there might be a typo in the previous sentence:
"The chosen card has a message for that person about their current 5 place in the world.." "5" must either be a typo or some placeholder for a link?
Can't wait to use this module in my game tomorrow!
One thing isn't clear to me: In the "Harrow Rulebook">"Performing a Harrowing">"I. The Choosing" it says "Using the descriptions on pages 9-14, interpret each card..."
Pages 9-14 of what? One VTT journal only goes up to page 9 and the other only has cards on those pages. What is this referring to?
I also think there might be a typo in the previous sentence:
"The chosen card has a message for that person about their current 5 place in the world.." "5" must either be a typo or some placeholder for a link?
Can't wait to use this module in my game tomorrow!
Yeah, in our haste to convert this one we may have left some page references in from the rulebook that comes with the physical cards. Don't worry, a future update will provide proper links!
One thing isn't clear to me: In the "Harrow Rulebook">"Performing a Harrowing">"I. The Choosing" it says "Using the descriptions on pages 9-14, interpret each card..."
Pages 9-14 of what? One VTT journal only goes up to page 9 and the other only has cards on those pages. What is this referring to?
I also think there might be a typo in the previous sentence:
"The chosen card has a message for that person about their current 5 place in the world.." "5" must either be a typo or some placeholder for a link?
Can't wait to use this module in my game tomorrow!
Yeah, in our haste to convert this one we may have left some page references in from the rulebook that comes with the physical cards. Don't worry, a future update will provide proper links!
Looking forward to the update. Thank you for the reply and for such an awesome module.
Cards are awesome, players are also loving it. Only question I have is how to link a custom card to the "interpret" part of the module. I get the card to show up on the spread, but when I click it to view the interpretation it does nothing.
Pathfinder Pathfinder Accessories Subscriber; Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber
Aliktren wrote:
can I use this if I am not using pathfinder (sorry!) - I am running COTCT in 5e
I do Tarot readings, and I tried to compare a reading of these vs Tarot, and they both worked perfectly. IRL. So yeah, they can be used with other systems if you just use the cards with the "lore". They work as well as tarot cards.
The format of the cards make it better to use the included "spread" though, you can't do normal tarot readings.
Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber; Pathfinder Starfinder Adventure Path, Starfinder Roleplaying Game, Starfinder Society Subscriber
I do like this module, but had a couple of questions.
1)I was doing some research and the old pf1e used different layouts than just the 3x3 spread, like the bridge and the sword, etc. I don't suppose this would ever be updated to accommodate these other layouts for some other interesting storytelling opportunities?
2)In order to look at a card, you have click on it once, then have to click on interpret to see what the card means. Is there any way for the little bit of text to come up the first click? This makes it a bit annoying having to click twice and the fact that it opens another window.
