Want to try my adventure Flight of the Almost-Dragons as a Dungeons & Dragons adventure? Russ Morrissey has you covered! Not only did he adapt my adventure over to a one-page D&D quest, but he also has it offered for free on his Patreon page!
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Out Now: Flight of the Almost-Dragons
Adapted from one of my house campaigns, “Flight of the Almost-Dragons” is a fun little side-trek for 3rd level Pathfinder characters. The heroes encounter a group of kobolds who are trying to fix up a broken airship, and they can either help the little beasts or take the ship for themselves. This adventure can drop into any fantasy campaign and is a great way to show off the cute but deadly kobolds of 2nd edition.
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Out Now: Elderstar Haven: City of the Fey
What happens when humans and fey live side by side? Elderstar Haven serves as one possible answer. Founded to provide half-elves with a safe haven, this small city has grown to contain a number of fey creatures. Those who wish to add a little magic to their hometown or who want a place to practice primal rituals can find what they are looking for in Elderstar Haven.
This latest article for the TRAILseeker Patreon offers a new city for any fantasy campaign as well as new backgrounds and rituals for the Pathfinder RPG. As always, paying $1 to join the Patreon gives you access to this article and many more!
Out Now: Downtime Events
The new edition of Pathfinder includes a downtime mode where PCs can earn income, craft materials, and establish their place in a community. Normally handled by a few die rolls, downtime mode receives more detail with “Downtime Events,” a new article from the TRAILseeker Patreon. This article introduces new complications to downtime activities that mean more risk but the potential for greater rewards. “Downtime Events” features at least one complication per downtime activity listed in the Pathfinder Core Rulebook.
As always, paying $1 per article on the TRAILseeker Patreon opens up not only these articles, but many more!
Out Now: 2 Articles for Pathfinder 2nd Edition!
Pathfinder 2nd edition has arrived, and the TRAILseeker Patreon is all set to support it! TRAILseeker relaunched today with four support articles for the new edition, including two from yours truly!
Want to add a whole new level of challenge to the start of your game? “Start at the Beginning” hearkens back to Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 1st edition with rules for 0-level characters! Play as somebody who just picked up their first sword and find out how your character became a hero in the first place!
Looking for an interesting new campaign area? “Where Dragons Fall” explores the ruined barony of Crimson Landing, where an ambitious ruler bound a red dragon and made alchemical concoctions from her blood. Of course, no dragon stays prisoner for very long! This article presents a campaign area that can be deposited into any fantasy setting. Or, if you just want some new toys to play with, you can check out new hazards to throw at your group or treasures with which to reward them!
As always, paying $1 per article on the TRAILseeker Patreon opens up not only these articles, but many more! Pathfinder 2nd edition is just getting started, so check out TRAILseeker today to get in on the ground floor!
Try “Head Games” as a One-Page Adventure!
If you missed out on my new Dungeons & Dragons mini-adventure “Head Games” or just want the adventure presented in a simplified format, this one’s for you! Morrus of the RPG news site EN World has given the adventure a one-page treatment that presents all the information you need to know on a single sheet of paper.
You can check out “Head Games” as a one-page adventure here on EN World. If you want more quick D&D adventures, you can support Morrus’ Patreon by clicking here.
Out Now: Head Games
A rampaging orc and a halfling who’s in way over her head are just the beginning in “Head Games,” a new mini-adventure for Dungeons & Dragons! The heroes find themselves in a small town where a certain halfling has been too trigger-happy with her enchantment spells, leading to big trouble for the locals.
“Head Games” is part of the EN5ider Patreon, which provides high-quality material compatible with Dungeons & Dragons on a weekly basis. For $1, you can enjoy this mini-adventure and over 200 other articles!
Out Now: Favorable Terrain and The Knights of Forced Redemption
The TRAILseeker Patreon continues to offer more options and inspiration for the Pathfinder RPG! The last two weeks have seen the addition of my two latest articles.
“Favorable Terrain” provides more options for your combat-oriented PCs that take advantage of the environment. Each feat provides a significant bonus that makes it easier to deal with environmental factors as well as a smaller bonus that you can use no matter where you are.
“The Knights of Forced Redemption” presents a new organization out to change the outlook of evildoers everywhere…whether they like it or not. Using an array of mind-affecting magic that alters behavior, the order seeks to turn enemies into ally through any means necessary. PCs may find their methods unpalatable and fight against them, or they may decide to join the order with the Redeemer, a new inquisitor archetype.
As with all TRAILseeker offerings, you can unlock these articles and almost 200 more for only $1!
The Pathfinder Playtest: Changes to Come
We’re less than five months away from the release of Pathfinder 2ndedition. Folks who participated in the playtest saw a notably changed system, and those who kept up on the regular updates saw the game change even more due to player feedback. After all that, what will the final version look like?
Only the designers know for sure, although fans can expect previews as the hype for the new edition builds. But interviews during and after the playtest, not to mention the update documents themselves, already provide some hints as to what’s coming. Here’s a breakdown of the changes we can definitely expect from 2nd edition.
Out Now: Social Combat
What happens when you want to duel with words instead of swords in the Pathfinder RPG? “Social Combat” provides a simple system to flesh out social encounters, making it so a single die roll doesn’t determine the outcome of a day at court, an interrogation, or another major encounter that uses charisma instead of brawn.
You can get this article and more than 180 more for only $1 if you join the TRAILseeker Patreon!
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