Writing an Adventure Path


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Hello, fellow Pathfinders

Following the guidelines on the official Paizo website, I've decided to start a blog about about how I'm writing my Pathfinder Campaing, in the hopes that it can, eventually, be a complete Adventure Path.

I've been writing this game for about a year, and my group has been playing for 6 months. We're about to finish the first "module" of the game, going from levels 1 to 4. So I tought it would be cool to write about the process of how I'm developing the game, so I could both review the work I've been doing and also share my toughts with the community.

Please keep in mind that this is not only my very first attempt to blog, but also that English is not my native language. I have someone to proofread the texts, but in the end, any mistakes are mine alone.

If there's any of you interest, I've already made four posts at The Orichalchum Fever, and I would love to have some feedback from this amazing community.

Stay safe, everyone!


Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber; Pathfinder Starfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber

Cool! Looking forward to reading them!


Ravingdork wrote:
Cool! Looking forward to reading them!

Thanks! I've just updated. the blog. This time, we're making some hexagonal maps. If it's something that catches your interest, please check it out


BLOG UPDATE

Hello fellow Pathfinders,

This week at The Orichalchum Fever, we talk about using factions to create narratives for a sandbox game, and how to weave the main plot into the story.

If you're interested in adventure design, or just want to read some thoughts on how to use factions in your campaing, please check it out.

Next week, I'll try to post the first adventure from the module.

Stay safe, everyone!


cool. Factions and their interconnectedness are something that's always interested me.


BLOG UPDATE - FIRST ADVENTURE

Hello fellow Pathfinder.

This week we bring to you our very first Adventure, The Tower Raid. Have your players race against Orcs to the top floor of this Watchtower.

Do you like the extended encounter format? Let me know what you guys think.

Stay safe, everyone!


KaiBlob1 wrote:
cool. Factions and their interconnectedness are something that's always interested me.

Thanks. I'll expand on this idea at a later article, where we'll discuss the Boons and Setbacks for each faction. Thanks for reading!


Hello fellow Pathfinders.

This weeks article discuss hexploration. What have been your experience with the system so far? Do you use random encounters during your travels? How can we improve the overall experience? Please leave your comments.

Stay safe, everyone!

Liberty's Edge

I'm impressed with the work you've put into this - there are some interesting blog posts there, and the chapter you released looks easy to run and well formatted! :)

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