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Hello!
Below is a link to an index of Paizo adventure publications by author. This is the result of me being mildly frustrated I couldn't easily look up what Jason Keeley has all written that's playable, so I figured I'd just make a table for others to use as well. Included is the product key for all of the adventures that some day will be a link to the product page, but that's going to take Some Time to accomplish and will be left for another day. I'm planning on keeping this more or less updated as things go on, so feel free to bookmark and refer back as you desire.
Authors' names in the table of contents are clickable and will take you to the relevant page. Let me know if I need to make any corrections.
Thanks,
Cade Herrig
I was looking at the modules I have run, and noticed that Rise of the Runelords III: Hook Mountain Massacre 2007 Nov was missing under Nicolas Logue.
That is a lot more material and a lot more authors than I had imagined.
Good eye! Thank you. I've added that in.
And yeah, there have been something like 215 authors who've written adventures for Paizo. It's an absolute mountain of material.
Neat idea!
Following up on the previous error report, and also regarding Nicolas Logue, it seems like the module Carnival of Tears is currently only listed under Tim Hitchcock's name despite both of them having cover credit on the module.
Also, tangentially, Carnival of Tears and Into the Haunted Forest seem to have their module codes swapped in this file; Carnival of Tears should be PZO9506 and Into the Haunted Forest should be PZO9500-TC1, at least if the PathfinderWiki is accurate.
Thank you! Sorted out. I've done Mr. Logue surprising disservice, and hopefully his credits are accurate now.
Does this not accomplish what you need?
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Does this not accomplish what you need?
Author pages on the Wiki are very out of date (e.g., Jason Keeley's has nothing on it after 2017). I could have gone through and edited all of those, but this was faster because I didn't have to do wiki markup. I also find it handy to have the Pathfinder and Starfinder stuff in the same location.
Very cool, also found wiki lacks more recent entries! Thanks!