Adventure Database?

[bmardiney]

Just wondering if there's a convenient database listing out all adventures (paths and single books) according to genre (dungeon crawl/role-play/mixed/etc) and level spread? I've been trying to search everything down and I can't find a single useful source for this stuff where you can look at all of it in any kind of organized way.

[Mathmuse]

PathfinderWiki has a portal page of adventures at https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/PathfinderWiki:Portal/Adventures. It has an "Adventures by type" category. I don't see an "Adventures by level" category, alas.

[Ascalaphus]

The website I maintain, PFS Tracker can do some of that. You can:

- filter by adventure type (scenario, standalone module, adventure path, etc.)

- read the description and click through to the webshop

- filter by level

- filter by author

- filter by game system (Pathfinder 1, 2, Starfinder 1, 2)

It doesn't list them by genre though.

For adventure paths, Tarondor's 2025 guide to the Pathfinder Adventure Paths is also a great resource.

[steelhead]

Mathmuse wrote:

PathfinderWiki has a portal page of adventures at https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/PathfinderWiki:Portal/Adventures. It has an "Adventures by type" category. I don't see an "Adventures by level" category, alas.

There is an adventure by level category. That is probably just the starting level of something like an AP, but it’s a great research tool to start the process of figuring out things like monster stats published within a certain level range. I like how this links show everything from both first and second editions.

[bmardiney]

The wiki seems pretty unintuitive. I'll see if I can navigate it better. Your PFS Tracker seems much more usable. Thanks!

Also that Guide link doesn't work.

[Moth Mariner]

Adventure Lookup is made to sort & filter adventures from many systems, but i have seen some pathfinder on there.
idk if it covers all pathfinder adventures, but iirc it is community edited so folks can add anything that isn’t there.

https://www.adventurelookup.com/

[bmardiney]

Yeah I saw that one earlier but it doesn't have most PF2e stuff. Maybe I'll just add them all myself for my own reference...

[taks]

Ascalaphus wrote:

For adventure paths, Tarondor's 2025 guide to the Pathfinder Adventure Paths is also a great resource.

Link is broken.

This should work....