What comes in an Adventure Path?

[spqr202]

So I just purchased Adventure Path #1 on ebay (don't ask me why.) According to the seller, it is "like new".

My question is, what came in this particular AP? Were there any pull out maps things that I need to look for (that might be left out) when I get the AP?

The last thing I was is for the AP to have come with a fold up map or poster which is not sent to me, even though it's listed as "like-new".

Thanks!

[therealthom]

I don't remember getting any pullouts or additional things. Pretty sure all I got with my Pathfinder #1 was the book.

[spqr202]

Thanks! Can anybody else conform that?

[Ravenbow]

Confirmed. It did not have pull outs, or removable maps etc.

[spqr202]

Thanks all!

[spqr202]

Out of curiosity, did any of the APs come with inserts that I would need to look for?

[Iziak]

spqr202 wrote:

Out of curiosity, did any of the APs come with inserts that I would need to look for?

No Adventure Paths have inserts that I know of. A few books in the Chronicles/Campaign Setting line have multi-panel maps, but not the APs.

[GM Hands of Fate]

I don't know of any AP that has inserts or fold out maps, apart from the ones you can buy extra. With the basic AP, you get 1 Player's Guide (which you can get for free anyway) and 6 books.

[voska66]

The APs don't have pull out maps. At the end of AP they come out with Map Pack that does have maps though. I got the King Maker Map Pack, it was useful.

[spqr202]

Thanks!

[Pravus]

spqr202 wrote:

So I just purchased Adventure Path #1 on ebay (don't ask me why.) According to the seller, it is "like new".

My question is, what came in this particular AP? Were there any pull out maps things that I need to look for (that might be left out) when I get the AP?

The last thing I was is for the AP to have come with a fold up map or poster which is not sent to me, even though it's listed as "like-new".

Thanks!

Before you go and start a spending spree, take note that the first few APs were done for D&D 3.5 and not Pathfinder rules. That is not really that big of an issue as the rules are very similar. But what is key is this June (if I remember correctly) Paizo will be releasing a collected volume of the first 6 AP volumes updated to the Pathfinder rules and with tweaks derived from all the feedback they have received over the years from people running that Adventure Path. Look for the Rise of the Runelords Anniversary Edition.

[spqr202]

Pravus wrote:

Before you go and start a spending spree, take note that the first few APs were done for D&D 3.5 and not Pathfinder rules. That is not really that big of an issue as the rules are very similar. But what is key is this June (if I remember correctly) Paizo will be releasing a collected volume of the first 6 AP volumes updated to the Pathfinder rules and with tweaks derived from all the feedback they have received over the years from people running that Adventure Path. Look for the Rise of the Runelords Anniversary Edition.

Thanks. Yes I am aware of that. Let's just say... I'm a collector. I like collecting RPG things, so I'm really not buying this to run it. We're actually doing Kingmaker right now!