Yet what powers that lurk beyond the swamp seek to end the PCs’ reign? And how might a single, bloodthirsty blade mean the difference between their kingdom’s ruin and its survival?' Amid the perpetual shadows and bottomless bogs of the Hooktongue Slough lie long-mired secrets and terrors eager to consume any who intrude upon their fetid realm. An incursion by merciless barbarians spills blood on the PCs’ lands and begins a search for a legendary artifact in the depths of the region’s most infamous wilderness. 'Even with the PCs’ kingdom growing at their heart, the Stolen Lands are far from tame. Can the PCs hold the land they’ve fought so hard to explore and tame? Or will their legend be just one more lost to the fangs of the Stolen Lands?' Yet the threats to this new nation quickly prove themselves greater than mere bandits and wild beasts, as the monstrous natives of the hills and forests rampage forth to slaughter all who have trespassed upon their territory. Amid the rush of opportunistic travelers, the PCs find themselves stewards over a new domain, tasked with the responsibility of guiding and guarding a fledgling nation struggling to grow upon a treacherous borderland. 'With the heart of the Stolen Lands explored and the bandits who ruled there scattered, the long-contested realm finally lies open for pioneers and settlers to stake their claims.

Can the PCs survive the Stolen Lands, bring their dangers to heel, and lay the foundations of a new kingdom? Or will they just be one more fateful band, lost forever to the ravenous wilds?' Beyond the last rugged frontier stretches the home of voracious monsters, capricious fey, wily natives, and bandits who bow to the rule of a merciless lord none dare defy. Into this territory the fractious country of Brevoy sends its emissaries, tasking them with subduing the lawless folk and deadly creatures that have made it a realm of savagery and shame. 'Enter the Stolen Lands, a wilderness claimed by nobles, bandits, and beasts alike. Upon reading and investigating more, and keeping in mind what people thought of the original announcement of Agents of Edgewatch, the description of the first adventure, second and fourth adventure have made me nervous: My impression from reading online is that Kingmaker is considered the best overall Pathfinder Adventure Path, and is certainly one of the most popular. After looking up what Adventure Paths are available and planned for Pathfinder 2e, I put Kingmaker conversion for 2e at the top of my list of what I would love to run. (seemingly more so than WoTC's adventures). In general Paizo's Adventure Paths are highly regarded online. I feel this is relevant to the thread to try and establish that I'm newer to the hobby and to Pathfinder in general, and why I'm asking the particular question outlined in the header.ĭue to the relative complexity of Pathfinder 2e, I have decided to focus on learning the craft of GMing the game through Paizo's Adventure Paths. I'm a previous 5e player and I'm an aspiring GM in general and hopefully for Pathfinder 2e and Cyberpunk Red I'm currently trying to find people and create a homebrew campaign for Cyberpunk Red, along with finding a group to try Pathfinder 2e with. The Pathfinder Playtest officially launches on August 2, 2018, with planned release of the final Pathfinder Second Edition in August 2019.(I have requested that this be made an A-Thread, due to the sensitive nature of topics inside) It looks like they got to play some of Pathfinder 2.0! Paizo also has their first blog of many covering the changes in Pathfinder Second Edition. More information will follow as I get my eager hands on it–until then check out their site–here’s a video on the exciting announcement! You can also check out the Glass Cannon Podcast. It’s time for Pathfinder Second Edition! – Pathfinder Playtest Now, 10 years later, it’s time to put the lessons of the last decade to use and evolve the game once again. More than 40,000 gamers just like you joined in the fun by playtesting the new Pathfinder RPG rules and providing feedback, and the rest is gaming history.

In 2008, Paizo launched an unprecedented public playtest aimed at updating the third edition rules to make them more fun, easier to learn, and better able to support thrilling fantasy adventures. On the heels of the extremely successful and well received Starfinder Roleplaying Game, Paizo has just announced the shocking news that they’re play testing version 2.0 of Pathfinder! Update: Check out my first impressions in ‘Pathfinder Second Edition’ First Impressions.

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