Rob McCreary

Jason Keeley

James L. Sutter

Owen K. C. Stephens

Amanda Hamon-Kunz

"Open Game License version 1.0a"--4th unnumbered page.

Core Rulebook

Starfinder

Brandon Hodge

Paizo Publishing

Bill Ward

Adam Daigle

Dennis Baker

The seven shards of the Shattered Star have been recovered, and the Pathfinders prepare a grand festival on Magnimar's Irespan to celebrate this incredible achievement. The culmination of this celebration is to be the reassembly of the seven shards into the legendary Sihedron itself, rebuilt for the first time in over ten thousand years. But a lot can change in that amount of time, and as the ritual to reforge the artifact finishes, ancient contingencies rumble to life, and as the dead heart of Thassilon begins to beat once again, all of Magnimar is put in terrible danger. With the power of the Sihedron on their side, the heroes take a stance against this risen evil - but will the aid of an ancient artifact be enough to save them all? The final chapter in the Shattered Star Adventure Path, The Dead Heart of Xin is a Pathfinder Roleplaying Game adventure for 15th-level characters. This volume also includes an essay on the ancient Runelords of Thassilon, complete with threads that reach to the modern day, plus new monsters fill the Pathfinder Bestiary and Bill Ward's Pathfinder Journal fiction concludes its exploration of the seedy underbelly of the scoundrel haven of Riddleport.

The Dead Heart of Xin (Shattered Star 6 Of 6)

Pathfinder Adventure Path 66

Colin McComb

Paizo's Classic Monsters Revisited sold out instantly, setting a new standard for re-imagining the most famous monsters of fantasy gaming. Dragons Revisited followed shortly thereafter, applying that unmistakable Paizo style to the great wyrms of swords & sorcery. Dungeon Denizens Revisited and Classic Horrors Revisited were soon to follow, each receiving critical plaudits, strong sales, and ballyhoos from gamers around the world. Pathfinder players (end even some members of the staff) began to wonder, is there any monster they can't re-invent? With the trepidation of an adventurer exploring a dungeon with a sweating forehead and a 10-foot pole, Paizo proudly presents Misfit Monsters Redeemed, an in-depth look at 10 of the lamest, most-hated, and flat out goofiest monsters ever to haunt a fantasy roleplaying campaign. People tell us we can improve any monster, so we've recruited the most misunderstood denizens of fantasy roleplaying to put that theory to the test. This soon-to-be legendary 64-page full-color volume includes all-new backgrounds, expansions, and tips for monstrous lovable losers like the adherer, delver, dire corby, disenchanter, flail snail, flumph, lava child, lurker above, tojanida and, of course, the insidious wolf-in-sheep's clothing. The gaming world will never be the same again!

Misfit Monsters Redeemed

Elaine Cunningham

The heroes return to find that their sworn enemy, the efreeti prince Jhavhul, has inhabited the House of the Beast overlooking their home town from the heights of the woeful Pale Mountain. Their adopted village in ruins under the hateful watch of Jhavhul's genie soldiers, the PCs must strike out to free their people from oppression and to strike down Jhavhul before he can unleash a monstrous scourge upon the world. A 3.5 fantasy roleplaying adventure for levels 12-13. This volume of Pathfinder also includes a catalogue of the destructive Spawn of Rovagug, titanic creatures that have terrorized the world for centuries. From the great killer beetle whose chitinous shell still shades the city of Sothis to the legendary Tarrasque itself, the Rough Beast manipulates the world through his agents, and any who would seek to battle them (or use them in a campaign) will find the article invaluable. Wolfgang Baur returns with a survey of genie magic, and a short "set piece" bonus adventure explores an assault on a genie lair. New monsters and the sixth installment of New York Times best-seller Elaine Cunningham's Pathfinder Journal round out the final installment of the most exciting adventure path yet!

The Final Wish

Jason Nelson

Erik Mona

James Jacobs

Jim Groves

Inner Sea Bestiary

Pathfinder Campaign Setting

Kevin Kulp

"In their lightless sanctuary, an army of serpentfolk gathers to bring the world above to its knees. The skull of the dead god Ydersius has fallen into the hands of his worshipers once more, and fanged fanatics now commence the rites to resurrect their slain deity."--Back cover.

The City of Seven Spears

Key monsters and NPCs from the Reign of Winter Adventure Path come alive on your tabletop with the Reign of Winter Pawn Collection, featuring more than 100 creature pawns for use with the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game or any tabletop fantasy RPG! Printed on sturdy cardstock, each pawn presents a beautiful full-color image of a monster or NPC from the Reign of Winter campaign, including dragonkin, Russian soldiers, winter-touched fey, and dozens of unique NPCs also suitable for representing player characters. The Reign of Winter Pawn Collection, together with the creatures from Pathfinder Pawns: Bestiary Box and Bestiary 2 Box, provides pawns for nearly every Reign of Winter encounter. Each cardstock pawn slots into a size-appropriate plastic base from the Bestiary Box or Bestiary 2 Box, making the pawns easy to mix with traditional metal or plastic miniatures. With tons of distinct creature images, the Reign of Winter Pawn Collection brings to life the enemies and allies from all six adventures of the Reign of Winter Adventure Path. - The Snows of Summer- The Shackled Hut- Maiden, Mother, Crone - The Frozen Stars- Rasputin Must Die!- The Witch Queen's Revenge

Reign of Winter Adventure Path Pawn Collection

Pathfinder Pawns

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