Only one I know. Sentence of the Sinlord by Legendary Ganes.
Adventure finder shows 2 modules for level 20. But if you look at level 17 or 18 there are some last books of adventure paths that might have level 20 content.
Don't mean to hijack, but it feels linked to your original question. Does Pathfinder have mechanics/or progressions like Epic levels (21-30 or 40) like D&D?
There's a few off-the-cuff suggestions, but no attempt at something like the ELH. Of course there's fan-made conversions of the latter to PF.
Don't mean to hijack, but it feels linked to your original question. Does Pathfinder have mechanics/or progressions like Epic levels (21-30 or 40) like D&D?There's a few off-the-cuff suggestions, but no attempt at something like the ELH.
I found the suggestions in the CRB to be a good fit for my group (currently level 20). Halved level speed (they need to double total XP for next level) is great when they tend to blow through encounters and you don't want to give out levels like candy.
To make it more than just a numerical boost, I plan to give them an alternate capstone (from Chronicle of Legends) at each level after 20th. So they have still some exciting to look for, and the bonuses are not that strong in comparison to the encounters. However, I felt I had to halve the +8 to ability score(s) to make the decision actually interesting. This nerf worked out well - at level 20 one of my players tinkered quite a while before he came up with his choice.
And the (potential) 9th-level SLA for the familiar might also need a rework, if you don't want a free wish / miracle per day.
There are a few epic level adventures in Dungeon magazine. Most high-level adventures start at lvl 18 and go to 20, so you don't want to look for adventures starting at level 20, but rather level 18 and then adjust your CR accordingly.
The Moonscar. Coliseum Morpheum. Orcus on 34th Level. From 3.5 - the Red Hand of Doom by James Jacobs.
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It is the culmination of the Legendary Planet Adventure Path, but it also takes place off-world as the machinations of a sinister psychic race, so you could fairly easily set up a scenario where they discover that all of their adventures and all of the disasters they've had to thwart have been orchestrated by these aliens trying to take over the world (and many others besides), but they discover a mysterious gateway they used to escape when the PCs got too close. Now at last your heroes can turn the tables and end their threat once and for all!
My bad. I misremembered. I must be thinking if that one with the whale...
AAW Games has a few lvl 20 dungeons in their Mini-Dungeon Time; about six, I think.