The Pathfinder series looks great, congratulations on continuing to produce very organized, intriguing and exciting adventures. “Burnt Offerings” will surely whet my player’s appetite for the continuation of this newest drama and I anticipate many hours of play and fun.
As you are open to suggestions for improving your products, might I suggest you add Knowledge checks to your bestiary entries? This will make overly prepared and meticulous DM’s, such as myself, ready to answer the anticipatory query:
Player: “Do I recognize or have I heard of this creature during my studies or travels?”
DM: “You may have, make a Knowledge (Nature, Religion, Undead…etc) roll.
Those DC entries (such as those found in Monster Manual 4 & 5 and among the Ecology articles) add a wonderful flavor to all classes. Druid and ranger characters especially become more (game) worldly, and I like to let clerics and paladins also shine with Knowledge (Religion/Undead) for those variant undead monsters that always tend to manifest.
Thank you for your attention.
Something I would very much like to see in Pathfinder, if possible, is the type of stat block that includes which magical auras are in play in which rooms. I don't have a lot of prep time and in the past I've always enjoyed it when Dungeon magazine would include the aura strength and school for detect magic results. Likewise, I liked seeing the "atmosphere" descriptor tags for each room that included lighting and sometimes smell.