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99.99.225.145: /* Agents of Edgewatch */ The song is the one commonly known as the theme from the show "Cops". The AP is about the party becoming watchmen, IOW: cops. This is what is known as "humor"; something commonly done on this wiki.

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Agents of Edgewatch: The song is the one commonly known as the theme from the show "Cops". The AP is about the party becoming watchmen, IOW: cops. This is what is known as "humor"; something commonly done on this wiki.

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	===Agents of Edgewatch===		===Agents of Edgewatch===
			''Bad Boys, Bad Boys, Whatcha gonna do?''

	Absalom is having a once-in-a-three-hundred-years festival and they want to make sure everything goes off without a hitch! So you're recruited as a batch of agents to a special group of city watchmen specifically made for the job.		Absalom is having a once-in-a-three-hundred-years festival and they want to make sure everything goes off without a hitch! So you're recruited as a batch of agents to a special group of city watchmen specifically made for the job.

1d4chan>KeronKnight: Undo revision 886198 by 99.99.225.145 (talk) Nothing to really do with the AP.

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Undo revision 886198 by 99.99.225.145 (talk) Nothing to really do with the AP.

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	===Agents of Edgewatch===		===Agents of Edgewatch===
	~~''Bad Boys, Bad Boys, Whatcha gonna do?''~~

	Absalom is having a once-in-a-three-hundred-years festival and they want to make sure everything goes off without a hitch! So you're recruited as a batch of agents to a special group of city watchmen specifically made for the job.		Absalom is having a once-in-a-three-hundred-years festival and they want to make sure everything goes off without a hitch! So you're recruited as a batch of agents to a special group of city watchmen specifically made for the job.

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Agents of Edgewatch

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	===Agents of Edgewatch===		===Agents of Edgewatch===
			''Bad Boys, Bad Boys, Whatcha gonna do?''

	Absalom is having a once-in-a-three-hundred-years festival and they want to make sure everything goes off without a hitch! So you're recruited as a batch of agents to a special group of city watchmen specifically made for the job.		Absalom is having a once-in-a-three-hundred-years festival and they want to make sure everything goes off without a hitch! So you're recruited as a batch of agents to a special group of city watchmen specifically made for the job.

99.99.225.145: /* Kingmaker */

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Kingmaker

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	Probably best known because [https://owlcatgames.com/ Owlcat Games] (a Russian game developer), with Chris Avellone leading the narrative design, got the rights to make a CRPG based on this and released it on October 2018. Also covers the vast territory east of the map: Iobaria, that is Fantasy Russia.		Probably best known because [https://owlcatgames.com/ Owlcat Games] (a Russian game developer), with Chris Avellone leading the narrative design, got the rights to make a CRPG based on this and released it on October 2018. Also covers the vast territory east of the map: Iobaria, that is Fantasy Russia.

	Got a hardback rerelease in October 2022 with the rules updated to Pathfinder 2e. If, however, you want to run the game in the original 1e format or in D&D 5e, additional splatbooks were also made available to convert it to those systems. Also has additional content such as stats and quests for the companions and others from [[Kingmaker\|the video game adaptation]]. Has been fairly well received, all told.		Got a hardback rerelease in October 2022 with the rules updated to Pathfinder 2e. If, however, you want to run the game in the original 1e format or in D&D 5e, additional splatbooks were also made available to convert it to those systems. Also has additional content such as an expanded story(that takes you all the way to Level 20), stats and quests for the companions and others from [[Kingmaker\|the video game adaptation]]. Has been fairly well received, all told.

	=== Serpent's Skull ===		=== Serpent's Skull ===

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The Abomination Vaults

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	===The Abomination Vaults===		===The Abomination Vaults===
	An old-school dungeon crawl. A mysterious lighthouse suddenly lights up, warning that an ancient crypt may soon be opened up and an evil sorcerer might unleash the ancient terrors within. And, of course, there's gotta be a bunch of plucky young adventurers ready to stop this all from happening.		An old-school dungeon crawl. A mysterious lighthouse suddenly lights up, warning that an ancient crypt may soon be opened up and an evil sorcerer might unleash the ancient terrors within. And, of course, there's gotta be a bunch of plucky young adventurers ready to stop this all from happening. Against all odds this is the third AP to be adapted into a video game by BKOM Studios, being called [[Pathfinder: Abomination Vaults]], not as a CRPG but as a Diablo clone.

	===Fists of the Ruby Phoenix===		===Fists of the Ruby Phoenix===

1d4chan>KeronKnight: /* The Pathfinder 2E list */

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The Pathfinder 2E list

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	===Stolen Fate===		===Stolen Fate===
	Another upcoming 3-part Adventure Path, this one centers on Pathfinder's [[Tarot\|Harrow Deck]] used most often by the Varisians in-setting, capping off with the discovery of some sort of major Harrow artifact.		Another upcoming 3-part Adventure Path, this one centers on Pathfinder's [[Tarot\|Harrow Deck]] used most often by the Varisians in-setting, capping off with the discovery of some sort of major Harrow artifact.

			===Sky King's Tomb===
			Why did they have to make Dwarf Fortress in the sky a third 3-Part adventure path in a row? This would have been a awesome 6 parter, yet Paizo dropped the ball on it by halving it. At the very least, we finally get to learn more about Dwarven history in the world of Golarion, which is nice.

			===Season of Ghosts===
			All that's known about this one is that it's Pathfinder's first 4-Part AP, it's focused in the Tian Xia nation of Shenmen, and that it's focused on the four seasons.

	==The [[Starfinder]] List==		==The [[Starfinder]] List==

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	The term was popularized by [[Pathfinder]] and [[Paizo]]'s earlier [[Dungeon Magazine]] adventures, but predates it. The oldest published examples of this - rough parallels, at least - are the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] tournaments of the late 1970s. An earlier example had the players' avatars fighting multiple species of [[giant]]s before ultimately battling against the [[drow]] who had roused them to war. That became the linked series ''[[G1-2-3: Against the Giants]]'' and then ''[[D1-2-3: Drow Trilogy]]''. Usually APs start at a lower level, where such quests come to define the party who spends most of their career struggling along that road.		The term was popularized by [[Pathfinder]] and [[Paizo]]'s earlier [[Dungeon Magazine]] adventures, but predates it. The oldest published examples of this - rough parallels, at least - are the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] tournaments of the late 1970s. An earlier example had the players' avatars fighting multiple species of [[giant]]s before ultimately battling against the [[drow]] who had roused them to war. That became the linked series ''[[G1-2-3: Against the Giants]]'' and then ''[[D1-2-3: Drow Trilogy]]''. Usually APs start at a lower level, where such quests come to define the party who spends most of their career struggling along that road.

	In ''Dungeon'', their Adventure Paths went from level 1 to 20 (possibly hitting 21). Most Pathfinder APs for First Edition only go to 16/17 (Wrath of the Righteous and Return of the Runelords go to 20) ~~while APs for Second Edition reach 20~~. Starfinder instead decided to experiment with AP length. Rather than have six books form one continuous story for a character's entire career, some of Starfinder's APs are only 3 parts but the next three part AP begins at the same level the last one ended at.		In ''Dungeon'', their Adventure Paths went from level 1 to 20 (possibly hitting 21). Most Pathfinder APs for First Edition only go to 16/17 (Wrath of the Righteous and Return of the Runelords go to 20). Starfinder instead decided to experiment with AP length. Rather than have six books form one continuous story for a character's entire career, some of Starfinder's APs are only 3 parts but the next three part AP begins at the same level the last one ended at. Pathfinder 2e does a mix of 6-book APs that extend for all 20 levels and 3-book APs that only go from 1-10 or 11-20, with an upcoming AP themed on the four seasons as a 4-book AP going from 1-12.

	One related thing is the ''Player's Guide'' that accompanies all the Pathfinder APs. This free digital guide gives the players enough information to make a character that actually fits the campaign's story and provides common knowledge of the area it is set in. These typically include the rules for any AP specific subsystem so it doesn't take up space in the books.		One related thing is the ''Player's Guide'' that accompanies all the Pathfinder APs. This free digital guide gives the players enough information to make a character that actually fits the campaign's story and provides common knowledge of the area it is set in. These typically include the rules for any AP specific subsystem so it doesn't take up space in the books.

1d4chan>Konrad13: /* Gygaxian 1e Adventure Path */

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Gygaxian 1e Adventure Path

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	=== Gygaxian 1e Adventure Path ===		=== Gygaxian 1e Adventure Path ===
	In ye olden days of AD&D 1e, Gary Gygax (and some others) penned a number of adventures that are still beloved to this day. Back then they were mostly for tournament play, with various tables all traversing the same dungeon at the same time to see who could defeat the dungeon first, the fastest, and with the most points. Many of these adventures were later strung together to form a sort of proto-adventure path, a sign of things to come in later years. While not wholly official, Gygax and numerous others are on record of the specific order one should play some of these adventures, with said order being		In ye olden days of AD&D 1e, Gary Gygax (and some others) penned a number of adventures that are still beloved to this day. Back then they were mostly for tournament play, with various tables all traversing the same dungeon at the same time to see who could defeat the dungeon first, the fastest, and with the most points. Many of these adventures were later strung together to form a sort of proto-adventure path, a sign of things to come in later years. While not wholly official, Gygax and numerous others are on record of the specific order one should play some of these adventures, with said order being
	*[[T1-4: ~~The~~ Temple of Elemental Evil]]		*[[T1-4: Temple of Elemental Evil]]
	*[[A1-4: Scourge of the Slave Lords]]		*[[A1-4: Scourge of the Slave Lords]]
	*[[GDQ1-7: Queen of the Spiders]]		*[[GDQ1-7: Queen of the Spiders]]

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Gygaxian 1e Adventure Path

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	=== Gygaxian 1e Adventure Path ===		=== Gygaxian 1e Adventure Path ===
	In ye olden days of AD&D 1e, Gary Gygax (and some others) penned a number of adventures that are still beloved to this day. Back then they were mostly for tournament play, with various tables all traversing the same dungeon at the same time to see who could defeat the dungeon first, the fastest, and with the most points. Many of these adventures were later strung together to form a sort of proto-adventure path, a sign of things to come in later years. While not wholly official, Gygax and numerous others are on record of the specific order one should play some of these adventures, with said order being		In ye olden days of AD&D 1e, Gary Gygax (and some others) penned a number of adventures that are still beloved to this day. Back then they were mostly for tournament play, with various tables all traversing the same dungeon at the same time to see who could defeat the dungeon first, the fastest, and with the most points. Many of these adventures were later strung together to form a sort of proto-adventure path, a sign of things to come in later years. While not wholly official, Gygax and numerous others are on record of the specific order one should play some of these adventures, with said order being
	*[[T1-4 The Temple of Elemental Evil]]		*[[T1-4: The Temple of Elemental Evil]]
	*[[A1-4: Scourge of the Slave Lords]]		*[[A1-4: Scourge of the Slave Lords]]
	*[[GDQ1-7: Queen of the Spiders]]		*[[GDQ1-7: Queen of the Spiders]]