Pathfinder Module

Once every ten years, the cosmopolitan city of Goka on the eastern coastline of Tian Xia hosts the Ruby Phoenix Tournament on an island in the city's harbor. Infamous for its strange spectacles and exciting mix of fighting styles, the contest draws combatants from all over the world. Its winner gets his choice of a single item from the legendary treasury of an ancient spellcaster. But this year, not all who have come to compete do so out of respect for the traditions of battle or even out of greed for the reward. They seek, instead, nothing more than revenge! The Ruby Phoenix Tournament is a tournament-style Pathfinder Module designed for 11th-level characters, written for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game and compatible with the 3.5 Edition of the world's oldest RPG. The adventure serves as an ideal introduction to the folk and fighting styles of the lands of the Dragon Empires.

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Every year when the leaves begin to fall, the small town of Kassen conducts a rite of passage in which it sends a band of young, would-be adventurers to the abandoned crypt of the town founder to recover the Everflame, a magical fire that is kept burning throughout the winter. Each year the youths' mettle is tested by traps, illusory monsters, and other challenges before returning home to a festival honoring their coming of age. Yet this year something has gone terribly wrong! Now the adventurers face real danger, and the fate of the town rests on their inexperienced shoulders! Designed specifically for the new Pathfinder Roleplaying Game rules and designed by Jason Bulmahn, the new game's primary designer, Crypt of the Everflame spotlights exciting new rules updates and character abilities, making it an ideal introductory adventure for Pathfinder RPG players.

Onward to adventure! This exciting adventure anthologyexpands the realm beyond the hometown introduced in the Pathfinder Beginner Boxand brings thrilling new dangers to the heroes' doorstep! Designed for use withthe rules in the Pathfinder Beginner Box and the perfect bridge to the excitingoptions of the full Pathfinder Core Rulebook, these adventures take your heroesto 4th level and beyond as they venture further into the nearby wilderness andface fearsome foes lurking all too close tohome! The anthology's three adventuresintroduce a number of play styles, including clearing out an abandoned fishcamp, a sandbox romp to get to the bottom of sabotage, and a classicpuzzle-filled dungeon crawl. Troubles inOtari is a deluxe adventure for 4th-level characters written by Jason Keeley,Lyz Liddell, and Ron Lundeen.

The northern tracts of shadow-cloaked Nidal have long been a land of independence and defiance, but when a desperate refugee emerges from the earth's depths, the locals reach out for aid. This mysterious arrival desperately seeks help in saving his people--an ancient race that's become a willing thrall to shadow--before they unleash an unfathomable darkness upon the world. Cradle of Night is an adventure for 8th-level characters that leads heroes into the depths of the Darklands, the subterranean wilds of the Pathfinder world. There, adventurers must uncover the history of the elusive caligni race and learn one of the greatest mysteries of the Plane of Shadow if they're to have any hope of preventing the rebirth of a shattered god.

Hidden away in the remote uplands of Varisia, the remote village of Ravenmoor has never been eager to attract visitors. The citizens of Ravenmoor have their own ways, their own traditions, their own methods of celebrating the turn of seasons. But when a tax collector vanishes on a trip into the remote town to collect on several years of taxes that have, apparently, slipped through the cracks, Ravenmoor suddenly becomes a spotlight of attention. What strange surprises await those chosen to investigate the tax collector's disappearances, and does the vanishing have anything to do with Ravenmoor's upcoming seasonal feast? Feast of Ravenmoor is a horror/mystery-themed Pathfinder Module for 3rd-level characters, and also features a brand-new monster and a regional gazetteer detailing the Ravenmoor hinterlands.

Legends tell of the mysterious Harrow decks that can instantly alter a person's life -- for good or for ill -- or that skilled spellcasters can draw upon the Harrow's mystic power to enhance their own magic. Others speak of entire worlds created inside the Harrow, realms modeled after the exotic and frightening locales pictured in the cards and populated by strange people and stranger creatures. So when the heroes are hired to investigate a mysterious disappearance, can they survive this trip into the strangest realm yet explored in a Pathfinder world? The Harrowing is an adventure for 9th-level characters, written for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game and compatible with the 3.5 edition of the world's oldest RPG. It also includes a brand-new monster and rules for incorporating the popular Harrow Deck (not required) directly into play, adding an exciting new level of chance into the game.

Dark horror stalks the streets of Carrion Hill, the strangest and most debased city in the star-crossed gothic horror kingdom of Ustalav. Following the once-forgotten instructions of an ancient eldritch ritual, a cabal of villains conjured up a creature of terrible power in the ruined catacombs of the city. Putting a stop to the abomination means dealing with the cabal one by one, from its weakest devotee to its most potent dark master. A dark urban horror adventure for 5th-level Pathfinder Roleplaying Game characters, Carrion Hill brings Lovecraftian horror to the game table and irreparable psychic damage to your player characters.