Find a Pathfinder RPG adventure with the Adventure Finder!

[Liz Courts]

I've plumbed the depths of all of the Pathfinder RPG products, found all the adventures, and sorted them for you here—this contains both Paizo and third-party adventure releases.

If you have questions, comments, or if something isn't there (and should be), please let me know. Enjoy!

[Joana]

Awesome, Liz!

[Matt Thomason]

Very nice! Not only makes it easier to find what we're looking for, but also helps identify gaps in the market! :D

[DM_aka_Dudemeister]

Choice. I'll make great use of this.

[Feros]

And once again absolute proof that Liz Rocks!

[Gorbacz]

Or, that Roz Licks...

[Oceanshieldwolf]

@Liz - is Midgard Tales in there? It has 13 Adventures from level 1 to about 11 IIRC.

[Asmo]

Or rather, Riz Locks..

[golem101]

This is amazingly useful.

[Matt Thomason]

Asmo wrote:

Or rather, Riz Locks..

Well, if we're playing anagrams...

Skolczir.

Which sounds like some kind of half-viking half-soviet zombie of the deeps.

(hey, I may use that in my next game...)

[cmastah]

Awesome feature, I can now get solo along with 1-on-1 adventures easily.

Any chance we'll see something like this for bestiaries? :)

[Cthulhudrew]

Cool! That's a really neat idea! Thank you!

[Liz Courts]

cmastah wrote:

Awesome feature, I can now get solo along with 1-on-1 adventures easily.

Any chance we'll see something like this for bestiaries? :)

Pretty sure there are other sites that can do this, but I can't think of any off-hand.

[Lord Snow]

I love that it's organized by level!

[donato]

This is wonderful. Thanks a lot for doing this.

[Avatar-1]

Seriously impressive. Great initiative right here - it's the kind of thing that sells more products and keeps people happy.

[Elorebaen]

Awesome! Thank you!

[Soluzar]

Hot damn, that's awesome! Thanks!

[ShinHakkaider]

Thank You for this!

[Liz Courts]

Oceanshieldwolf wrote:

@Liz - is Midgard Tales in there? It has 13 Adventures from level 1 to about 11 IIRC.

Midgard Tales is now included. :)

[Callous Jack]

Wow, fantastic work, Liz!

[LurkingEye]

This is nice. Thanks Liz.

[Caedwyr]

This is excellent. I really appreciate the inclusion of non-Paizo publishers as there are a lot of excellent 3rd party adventure modules out there.

[Oceanshieldwolf]

Liz Courts wrote:

Oceanshieldwolf wrote:

@Liz - is Midgard Tales in there? It has 13 Adventures from level 1 to about 11 IIRC.

Midgard Tales is now included. :)

Thanks Liz!

[Rusty Ironpants]

So was it intentional that this seems to have changed the way things are organized on the My Downloads page? Most of my 3rd party pdf adventures are grouped by level know (especially kobold press and lpj design).

If it was not intentional can you please fix? If it was then boo, I think that was a poor choice.

[Gary Teter]

Changes to organizations on your My Downloads page are unintentional. Thanks for the heads-up, we'll look into it.

[Liz Courts]

Now available by region! (Many thanks to the folks at PathfinderWiki for their data!)

[Joana]

That's awesome, Liz! Shouldn't the Kingmaker AP be in River Kingdoms rather than Other, though?

EDIT: I must say, Rasputin Must Die! as coverboy for "Other" makes me grin.

[Liz Courts]

Joana wrote:

That's awesome, Liz! Shouldn't the Kingmaker AP be in River Kingdoms rather than Other, though?

The point of Kingmaker is establishing your own nation (at the behest of Brevoy), though, and "borderlands" adventures got stuck in "Other."

Joana wrote:

EDIT: I must say, Rasputin Must Die! as coverboy for "Other" makes me grin.

>:D

[lucky7]

This is really lovely. Thank you.

[Rusty Ironpants]

So once again this seems to have affected the downloads page. As all the adventures are sorted by region on my downloads pages. It makes finding anything there next to impossible.

wow I see this announcement was only 9 minutes ago. Wish I would have tried to download the PFS scenarios for this weekend 10 minutes ago! :P

[Sara Marie]

Rusty Ironpants wrote:

So once again this seems to have affected the downloads page. As all the adventures are sorted by region on my downloads pages. It makes finding anything there next to impossible.

wow I see this announcement was only 9 minutes ago. Wish I would have tried to download the PFS scenarios for this weekend 10 minutes ago! :P

cntrl + f or apple + f makes searching through My Downloads much easier. With the amount of PDFs I've accrued over my time working here, it is the only way I search through the My Downloads page anymore.

[PFW1-K1]

Liz Courts wrote:

Now available by region! (Many thanks to the folks at PathfinderWiki for their data!)

whirrrrrrBLORP!! Happy to help!!

[Chris Lambertz]

It looks like the Adventure Finder organization bumped some things out of place. So far all of the Pathfinder Society Scenarios have been fixed, and the rest should be corrected this week. Sorry about that!

[Liz Courts]

APs and Modules have gotten resorted as well. Sorry folks!

[wraithstrike]

I did not even know this was here. I was doing it the hard way. Thanks.

[BabbageUK]

Either I'm doing something wrong or not everything is in the Adventure Finder. I half expect third party products to be missing, but not Paizo ones. As an example. D4 Hungry are the Dead cannot be found either by region (Andoran) or by level (6th). I've failed to find others as well, so wondering if there's a gap or some products aren't loaded for some reason. It's an excellent tool, make no mistake, but finding gaps lowers my confidence in it.

Whilst on the same topic I'm not sure having the Adventure Paths in the finder is helpful. I doubt many people would jump into an AP part way through.

[Joana]

Only adventures written for Pathfinder rules are included in the Adventure Finder (see the heading "All of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game adventures from Paizo Publishing and over a hundred third-party publishers"), which means all the old 3.5 ones aren't included.*

I disagree about AP volumes; people putting together campaigns by stringing together modules can use the separate parts. Several (though admittedly not all) AP volumes make excellent stand-alone adventures.

*:

Might be worth including them with an asterisk? The conversion is pretty easy if you're familiar with both sets of rules, and there are a bunch of fantastic adventures being passed over. Then again, people who started playing with Pathfinder don't know what to do with Spot and Search checks.

[BabbageUK]

Joana wrote:

Only adventures written for Pathfinder rules are included in the Adventure Finder (see the heading "All of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game adventures from Paizo Publishing and over a hundred third-party publishers"), which means all the old 3.5 ones aren't included.*

I disagree about AP volumes; people putting together campaigns by stringing together modules can use the separate parts. Several (though admittedly not all) AP volumes make excellent stand-alone adventures.

** spoiler omitted **

Whilst I agree about "several (though admittedly not all)", it would be very difficult to know this ahead of time if a particular AP module would be fine on its own. As for excluding some of your back catalogue because they weren't written for your current ruleset, that just strikes me as odd. You can't really claim that your ruleset is backwards compatible if you exclude your back catalogue for that reason.

Perhaps a filter to include or exclude APs and PFS scenarios from your lists? That would help all comers.

[Joana]

The Adventure Finder is listing Daughters of Fury as a 1st-level adventure instead of 3rd-level.

[Chris Lambertz]

Thanks for the heads up! Daughters of Fury should be showing in properly category now :)