Pathfinder Adventure Path

See also: Index of articles (1E), Index of articles (2E), and Category:Adventure paths

Pathfinder Adventure Path is a series of monthly publications released by Paizo Inc. Each volume consists of one segment of a multi-part series of adventures linked together by a story arc and theme, with the exception of the special 200th issue, which is a standalone adventure. In addition to the main adventure, each issue also features support articles (1E and 2E) on the Pathfinder campaign setting, new monsters, and (through the end of the Strange Aeons Adventure Path) serial Pathfinder's Journal fiction.

Each Adventure Path includes a free Player's Guide that provides a spoiler-free overview of the path, as well as tips and content to help players create characters for the campaign. Some books from other Pathfinder product lines such as Pathfinder Lost Omens are released in concert with specific Adventure Paths to provide related setting context and rules options.

The first two Adventure Paths for the OGL-licensed Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 rules set were revised into hardcover compilations for the Pathfinder First Edition rules set, the Rise of the Runelords Anniversary Edition and the Curse of the Crimson Throne hardcover edition. The First Edition Adventure Path Kingmaker was revised and expanded into the Kingmaker hardcover for Pathfinder Second Edition, which was also accompanied by supplementary products such as the Kingmaker Bestiary sourcebooks for converting the campaign to Pathfinder First Edition rules and, for the first time in Paizo's history, converting the campaign to the D&D 5E rules set. Two Second Edition Adventure Paths were collected into hardcover compilations, Abomination Vaults and Fists of the Ruby Phoenix. Abomination Vaults was also converted to the D&D 5E rules set as an OGL hardcover.

For OGL 3.5 and Pathfinder First Edition

The tradition of Adventure Paths was begun by Paizo when they published the official Dungeons & Dragons periodicals Dungeon and Dragon. When these magazines were discontinued in summer 2007, Paizo continued the popular tradition, now set in their own proprietary game setting—the world of Golarion. The line was originally titled simply Pathfinder, inspired by the company's prior success publishing adventure paths for Dungeons & Dragons, but was changed to the current Pathfinder Adventure Path when additional Pathfinder-branded product lines were introduced.

Originally published using the OGL-licensed Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 rules set, Pathfinder Adventure Paths—along with all other Pathfinder products—converted to the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game rules in August 2009. Each 3.5 and Pathfinder First Edition Adventure Path path is intended to take a party of characters from 1st level to upwards of 14th level over the course of the series, but individual adventures can be run independent of the overall path should a GM wish to do so.

Each Adventure Path is helmed by a lead developer who sees it from concept to outline, and from six raw turnovers from freelance authors into a coherent whole. The first six APs were helmed by Creative Director James Jacobs, who then co-developed Serpent's Skull with Developer Rob McCreary. Beginning with the Carrion Crown Adventure Path, McCreary and Jacobs alternated lead development of APs through Hell's Vengeance. Thereafter, Developers Adam Daigle and Crystal Frasier alternated development on the next four APs. Jacobs returned to the lead developer seat for Return of the Runelords, while Developer Ron Lundeen helmed the Tyrant's Grasp Adventure Path, the last in support of Pathfinder First Edition.

For Pathfinder Second Edition

Starting with the Age of Ashes Adventure Path, the line began using Pathfinder Second Edition rules and incorporated the advanced timeline of the Pathfinder Lost Omens product line. Sky King's Tomb was the first Adventure Path to incorporate some of the revisions from the Pathfinder Second Edition Remaster Project, and Wardens of Wildwood is the first to incorporate all of the project's revisions and be licensed under the Open RPG Creative (ORC) License.

The Adventure Path line changed from First Edition in two notable ways: In Second Edition, every six-issue Adventure Path runs the game's full level range from 1st to 20th level, and many Adventure Paths are three issues long. One Adventure Path, Season of Ghosts, was four issues long. The Seven Dooms for Sandpoint special 200-page issue, the line's 200th, was a standalone Adventure Path in one book.

Pathfinder Adventure Card Game

With the launch of the Pathfinder Adventure Card Game, Paizo and Lone Shark Games began adapting Adventure Path stories for card game play. An adapted Pathfinder Adventure Path has an equivalent Base Set, and each issue has a corresponding Adventure Deck.

Supporting product lines

In addition to the primary Adventure Path game products, Paizo produces several lines of complementary products for individual Adventure Paths.

• Pathfinder Battles: Paizo's official line of prepainted plastic miniatures, produced under license by WizKids Inc., sometimes features sets of miniatures depicting monsters and characters from specific Adventure Paths.
• Pathfinder Cards: Decks of item and face cards provide visual aids and tracking tools for gear and NPCs that appear in Adventure Path issues.
• Pathfinder Legends: Audio drama performances produced by Big Finish Productions bring Adventure Path stories featuring the iconic Pathfinder characters to life.
• Pathfinder Pawns: When paired with the Bestiary Boxes, these Adventure Path-themed sets of cardstock miniatures serve as gameplay aids capable of representing all monsters in each of a Path's encounters.
• Poster Map Folios: Poster-sized maps show locations that play prominent roles in each Adventure Path.

Pathfinder Adventure Paths

There are 43 released or announced Adventure Paths:

3.5
	Rise of the Runelords			Released August 2007–January 2008; July 2012 (PFRPG Anniversary Edition)
	For level 1–15; Anniversary 1–17. From the idyllically peaceful coastal town of Sandpoint to an ancient lost city at the top of the world, Rise of the Runelords takes a party of adventurers from 1st to over 18th level and delves into the mysteries of Varisia's ancient past. Millennia ago, the powerful empire of Thassilon ruled the land, dominated by despotic runelords who maintained their power through harnessing the power of rune magic. Thought gone forever, the workings of Thassilon are not so far beneath the surface and one of the runelords plans a return to power. Only the brave adventurers stand in his way.
	Curse of the Crimson Throne			Released February 2008–July 2008; October 2016 (PFRPG Hardcover Edition)
	For level 1–15; Hardcover 1–16. The king is dead! In the Varisian port city of Korvosa, the death of a monarch leads to chaos, and only the PCs can hope to save the city from its own darkest tendencies. As the rule of the young queen grows more and more draconian, it's up to a band of bold adventurers to stop the spread of tyranny before all of Korvosa is crushed beneath her iron fist.
	Second Darkness			Released August 2008–January 2009
	For level 1–15. A strange shadow lurks in the sky above the city of Riddleport, and the doomsayers take it as a sign of the approaching end of the world. The thing is—they're right. But the source of the menace facing Golarion comes not from the skies above, but the Darklands below. The Second Darkness Adventure Path takes heroes on a sweeping quest that begins in a star-struck city, weaves through ancient elven ruins, and unmasks the terrible secret of the subterranean dark elves!
	Legacy of Fire			Released February 2009–July 2009
	For level 1–15. Long ago, two warring armies of genies fought on the slopes of Pale Mountain, and the world shook under the power of their wishcraft. Today, the armies are wakening, and one potent efreeti warlord is ready to pick up where he left off unless the PCs can stop him! The Legacy of Fire Adventure Path takes the heroes to all corners of the desert land of Katapesh and beyond, with journeys to strange demi-planes and even the fabled City of Brass, home to genies and beings of living fire.
First Edition
	Council of Thieves			Released August 2009–January 2010
	For level 1–12. Don't go out after dark! In the run-down Chelish capital of Westcrown, fallen from grace generations ago by the rise of the devil-worshiping House of Thrune, strange beasts of shadow prowl the streets after nightfall. At the same time, the head of the city's all-powerful crime syndicate, the notorious Council of Thieves, has grown unstable, and a new power is determined to take control—even if it means burning Westcrown to the ground.
	Kingmaker			Released February 2010–July 2010; October 2022 (Pathfinder Second Edition)
	For level 1–16. The land rush is on! Sent south by Brevoy, the heroes have the unenviable task of venturing into the infamous Stolen Lands and annexing the territory, facing down monsters, bandits, and worse. It's hard enough to conquer territory—but does a ragtag band of adventures have what it takes to found and defend a burgeoning kingdom from the terrors of the wild?
	Serpent's Skull			Released August 2010–January 2011
	For level 1–16. Race to the lost city! Deep in the southern jungles, a fantastic city of wonders lies ruined and forgotten by the outside world, ripe for plundering and exploration by the heroes. Yet they aren't alone—several other factions, from deadly Red Mantis assassins to the avaricious Aspis Consortium—have also been tipped off to the city's existence, and the race is on to see who will reach it first. Of course, nothing in the jungle is as easy as it seems. For once they arrive, the heroes discover that the city may be lost, but it is not uninhabited...
	Carrion Crown			Released February 2011–July 2011
	For level 1–14. From the whispering shadows of haunted Ustalav an ancient evil rises to grip the world in a new age of horror! Amid the mists of this land of dark superstition and dread secrets stand both those who would defy the return of evil and those who would seek its terrible favor. Can the heroes discern their allies from their enemies in time to save a tortured realm from a tyrant's return? Pathfinder's darkest and most frightening campaign ever sets the heroes against the agents of Golarion's most notorious villain, the Whispering Tyrant, in a terrifying trek across a land of lurking horror and ancient mysteries.
	Jade Regent			Released August 2011–January 2012
	For level 1–15. When a decades-old secret is exposed, an unassuming local tavern-owner and a close friend of the PCs discovers her birthright is to rule one of the ancient Dragon Empires of Tian Xia—the empire of Minkai. Yet the current ruler of this empire, the mysterious and increasingly cruel Jade Regent, has no intention of giving up his hold over the throne. In order to save Minkai from a would-be tyrant, the PCs must not only escort their friend from Varisia to Tian Xia, braving the frozen horrors of the Crown of the World, but must aid her in gaining the trust and support of a nation on the edge of anarchy.
	Skull & Shackles			Released February 2012–July 2012
	For level 1–14. There's adventure to be had on the high seas when a group of press-ganged strangers seizes a ship and becomes embroiled in the plots and politics of the Shackles—an infamous island chain dominated by pirate warlords. But as these new swashbucklers make names for themselves, rival scalawags, enemy navies, legendary sea monsters, and the infamous Hurricane King himself seek to see them walk the plank. Who will survive when there's glory to plunder?
	Shattered Star			Released August 2012–January 2013
	For level 1–16. The ancient empire of the runelords may be long dead, yet the legacy of Thassilon continues to haunt the frontier realm of Varisia. With the rise of one runelord only narrowly thwarted, Korvosa reeling after the curse of the Crimson Throne nearly brought the city to its knees, and Riddleport rebuilding after a close call with a falling star, the people of Varisia fear that the greatest threat to their land has yet to play its hand. When agents of the newest Pathfinder Society lodge in Magnimar learn of a fragmented artifact scattered throughout the lands of old Thassilon, it falls to a new band of heroes to step in and gather up the seven fragments of this Shattered Star. For if the greatest prize of Thassilon's first ruler cannot save Varisia... what can?
	Reign of Winter			Released February 2013–July 2013
	For level 1–16. It has been a century since the immortal witch Baba Yaga last visited the world, and the hour draws nigh for her return. But when she fails to appear in the frozen realm of Irrisen to usher in its newest ruler, pockets of winter begin to grow throughout the Inner Sea. After 1,400 years of perpetual winter, the icy curse of Irrisen is spreading! What links do these strange blizzards and swaths of wintry landscapes have with Irrisen, and is there any truth to the growing rumors that the Witch Queen Elvanna has taken full control of the realm? Can her plans for the Inner Sea be thwarted, or will the Reign of Winter engulf the world?
	Wrath of the Righteous			Released August 2013–January 2014
	For level 1–20. The Worldwound tore reality apart at the dawn of the Age of Lost Omens, murdering the nation of Sarkoris and unleashing a ravenous demonic horde upon the world. Only the quick action of several other nations of knights, barbarians, and heroes stemmed the demon army and contained it within lost Sarkoris, and for the next century, crusade after crusade tried to defeat the demons only to fail time and time again. Their greatest success, the line of magical artifacts known as Wardstones that stand sentinel along the Worldwound's border, barely manages to contain the demons. So when one of the wardstones is sabotaged, a city falls and the demons within surge out in a massive assault like none before. Even before the Fifth Crusade has begun a city has fallen and some of the crusaders' greatest defenders and heroes are slain. Can anyone rise up against the demon host to prevent the armies of Deskari, the demon lord of the Locust Host, from swallowing the world?
	Mummy's Mask			Released February 2014–July 2014
	For level 1–16. The ancient lands of Osirion are blanketed by the sands of time, and eldritch secrets and vast riches lay just beneath the sun-blistered surface. As modern Osirion opens its vaults and tombs to outsiders for the first time in centuries, many of these lost treasures and secrets are now emerging—some more troublesome than others. Hakotep I, a now-forgotten pharaoh, was robbed upon his burial. A secret sect took his heart and his funerary mask, both containing a portion of his soul. Betrayed the chance to pass on into the afterlife during his burial, Hakotep has existed in a state between life and death for millennia. The recent rediscovery of one of these lost soul fragments has allowed the trapped pharaoh to once again work in this world to redress the wrongs committed against him, and a cult worshipping him as a god-king grows in the heart of Osirion. Can a group of heroes brave terrible guardians, foul cults, and the burning sands of the desert to stop the rebirth of this ancient tyrant?
	Iron Gods			Released August 2014–January 2015
	For level 1–16. Numeria has a long history of mystery and wonder buried under its rugged landscape, for on that one fateful night thousands of years ago, the Rain of Stars scarred the land. The fragmented remnants of a ship from beyond the stars fell from the sky, scattering strange technological ruins and deadly perils across the land. Today, these sites are feared by the barbaric tribes and coveted by the sinister spellcasters of the Technic League. Yet something worse than brutish berserker or super-science wizard has risen to power in these hidden technological halls. The Iron Gods are ready to make their presence known, and if they are not opposed by the region's newest heroes, a scourge unlike any the Inner Sea has seen will arise!
	Giantslayer			Released February 2015–July 2015
	For level 1–16. Deep in the Mindspin Mountains, a storm giant warlord known as the Storm Tyrant has seized control of a cloud castle and an Orb of Dragonkind, and is gathering an army of giants from across western Avistan—first to bring the orc hordes of Belkzen under his banner, then to conquer the neighboring realms. Heroes defending the human town of Trunau from an orc raid discover that the attack is just a precursor to the Storm Tyrant's larger plans. Working their way through an abandoned border fort, an ancient giant temple, the tomb of an undead frost giant, and an elite fire giant training facility beneath a dormant volcano, the heroes eventually take the fight to the Storm Tyrant himself inside his flying fortress. Can the giant army be defeated before it can conquer the human lands of the Inner Sea, or will all of Avistan bow down in fealty to the Storm Tyrant?
	Hell's Rebels			Released August 2015–January 2016
	For level 1–16. The city of Kintargo has a new lord-mayor, but he's not someone interested in maintaining that city's free spirit. Paracount Barzillai Thrune has placed the city under martial law, and his cruel proclamations and sinister plans for the city bode ill. Can a small group of heroes and would-be rebels stand against the might of the Thrice-Damned House of Thrune and the Church of Asmodeus and save their home town from being crushed under the boot of an infernal tyrant? Will one of Cheliax's most powerful inquisitors make the city his playground, or can the rebels known as the Silver Ravens rise up to bring a new era of freedom to the so called Silver City of Kintargo? Join the rebellion! Save Kintargo! DOWN WITH THRUNE!
	Hell's Vengeance			Released February 2016–August 2016
	For level 1–16. Under the leadership of a zealous paladin of Iomedae—goddess of honor, justice, and valor—a new knightly order called the Glorious Reclamation seeks to purge Cheliax of its diabolical taint by overthrowing the House of Thrune and reclaim the country for its people in the name of Iomedae. As the uprising gathers strength, the evil adventurers must defeat the valiant knights and their celestial allies to stop the rebellion's spread through Cheliax and preserve Thrune's oppressive rule. Will the wicked antiheroes quell dissent and uphold the infernal laws of Cheliax and its diabolic rulers, or will the heroic knights of the Glorious Reclamation overthrow the corrupt House of Thrune and usher Cheliax into a new age of peace, prosperity, and glory?
	Strange Aeons			Released August 2016–February 2017
	For level 1–16. In a distant land polluted by an alien menace from beyond the stars, a great cancer grows within the earth. As its tendrils reach out through the dreams of those who learn and study its existence, a sinister cult grows more active in preparing the way for a devastation that will destroy more than the minds of would-be heroes. Can the adventures reclaim lost memories in time to stop the advance of a cataclysmic contagion that could threaten all of Golarion? Can they resist the mind-shattering truths revealed by the Yellow Sign, and the monstrous force it symbolizes?
	Ironfang Invasion			Released March 2017–July 2017
	For level 1–17. When the PCs witness their hometown of Phaendar destroyed in the first steps of an all-out war of conquest, they begin a quest that leads them from desperate survival to heroes of legend as they push back against the monstrous Ironfang Legion. This ruthless army—helmed by the hobgoblin General Azaersi and empowered by an ancient artifact known as the Onyx Key—intends to claim both Nirmathas and Molthune while the isolated nations bicker with one another. The heroes' quest will take them deep into the fey-haunted Fangwood Forest, to the craggy bluffs of western Nirmathas, and delve deep into the earth to explore the Darklands. Can a small band of refugees grow into champions and push back against Azaersi's horde, or will the Ironfang Invasion give way to an Ironfang nation?
	Ruins of Azlant			Released August 2017–January 2018
	For level 1–16. Thousands of years ago, a barrage of meteors called forth from the vastness of space by humanity's greatest enemies rained down on Golarion, cutting short the remarkable human empire of Azlant while plunging the world into an era of darkness. Since then, the shattered continent of Azlant has lured intrepid explorers to its broken shores, but few have the mettle to survive in the remains of this dangerous and mysterious land. Now, a hopeful expedition has established a colony on one of the nearest islands across the sea, but danger has struck the fledgling settlement. An ancient enemy was accidentally released from its prison and has resumed its millennium-old machinations to punish the hubris of humanity once again. Can the adventurers survive in a faraway land and track down this enigmatic being before its sinister plans can come to fruition?
	War for the Crown			Released February 2018–July 2018
	For level 1–17. As the political scene in the ancient kingdom of Taldor explodes into chaos, players take the roles of agents, advocates and saboteurs working for Princess Eutropia to help secure her claim to the throne and prevent the nation from collapsing into civil war. Along the way, the heroes must recover hidden secrets of Taldor's past—many deliberately hidden—and grow from relative nobodies to powerful politicians and spymasters in the deadliest political arena in the Inner Sea!
	Return of the Runelords			Released August 2018–January 2019
	For level 1–20. The all-powerful Runelords, near-immortal wizards who ruled Varisia in ancient days, stir to terrible life once more, surging across the frontier with plans to reignite their time-lost empire. Years ago, Pathfinder's classic Rise of the Runelords campaign explored the return of just one of these terrible masters from the depths of time—now the rest of his scheming allies have returned, their brilliant minds turned solely to conquest!
	Tyrant's Grasp			Released February 2019–August 2019
	For level 1–17. The heroes awaken already defeated—slain by a superweapon unlike anything seen before on Golarion. They must fight their way back to the land of the living and warn the rest of Lastwall of this new threat in the grasp of the newly returned lich-king long thought consigned to history. Will hubris damn the last bulwark against the Whispering Tyrant's return? And can a handful of heroes stand against one of the most ancient threats ever to loom over Golarion?
Second Edition
	Age of Ashes			Released August 2019–December 2019
	For level 1–20. The mysterious fires burning atop an abandoned Hellknight citadel are but the first of many discoveries waiting to be uncovered in this six-part, monthly Pathfinder campaign of continent-spanning conflict against cultists, slavers, and a fiery draconic devastation that could unleash an Age of Ashes upon the world!
	Extinction Curse			Released January 2020–June 2020
	For level 1–20. Come one, come all! Humble performers become leaders of the Circus of Wayward Wonders when tragedy strikes. But as these heroes lead their motley band of performers and roustabouts around the Isle of Kortos, they uncover a sinister plot to exterminate life from the Starstone Isle. The dead god Aroden may be gone, but his legacy lives on, as do his old enemies who would destroy the wonders he raised from the sea. Spectacle meets savagery as the heroes strive to stop the Extinction Curse!
	Agents of Edgewatch			Released July 2020–December 2020
	For level 1–20. Amid the hustle and bustle of the world-famous centennial Radiant Festival, the guards of the so-called Edgewatch precinct must take down Absalom's sickest serial killers, brashest bank robbers, and cruelest criminal masterminds in order to ensure the festival's success and the safety of Absalom's citizens. After a string of seemingly unrelated crimes is revealed as part of a much larger criminal plot, the members of one select squad find themselves at the center of things and must put their badges on the line to prevent the city from falling into chaos.
	Abomination Vaults			Released January 2021–March 2021
	For level 1–10. Enter the megadungeon! Evil stirs in the depths of the Abomination Vaults, a sprawling dungeon where the evil sorcerer Belcorra Haruvex attempted to raise an army of monsters hundreds of years ago. Brave heroes must venture into a dungeon full of beasts and traps to prevent a spiteful villain from rising again.
	Fists of the Ruby Phoenix			Released July 7, 2021
	For level 11–20. The time has come again for the Ruby Phoenix Tournament! The sorcerer Hao Jin has invited only the strongest martial artists, adventurers, and fortune seekers to her world-famous fighting competition. The motley roster of contenders must compete for this decade's champion title and the choice of one of the Ruby Phoenix's grand treasures. Who will come out on top, and who will be left in the dust? There's only one way to find out!
	Strength of Thousands			Released August 2021–December 2021
	For level 1–20. A magic school like no other! The oldest and most prestigious magic academy in the world is the Magaambya, an ancient institution founded by the greatest wizard the world has ever known. This wizard vanished long ago, but his sinister enemies plot against his school and those who attend it. Over their long academic career, the heroes rise from humble students to become teachers, and they ultimately hold the fate of the Magaambya magic academy in their hands. Graduates of the Magaambya are among the greatest wardens of the world, but if the heroes can't marshal the strength of thousands who have come before them, the venerable Magaambya might fall!
	Quest for the Frozen Flame			Released January 2022–March 2022
	For level 1–10. In the brutal tundra of the Realm of the Mammoth Lords, only the hardiest folk have what it takes to withstand unsparing weather, track down big game, and fight back hostile followings. The Broken Tusk following has survived another winter, but a new year just began, and signs of danger foretell a year unlike any before. Unless their newest party of scouts can secure a safe route through the wilds, saber-toothed beasts, warmongering rivals, and the ever-looming possibility of natural disaster all threaten to end an ancient people's legacy. Will the Broken Tusks succumb to the elements and surrender to their rivals? Or will you guide your following to glory and reclaim a stolen birthright?
	Outlaws of Alkenstar			Released April 2022–June 2022
	For level 1–10. A ragtag band of gunslinging outlaws get their hands dirty in the greasy alleyways and whisky-soaked saloons of Alkenstar, the City of Smog. To get revenge on the mogul who destroyed them, the renegades will have to stick up an illicit bank, foil a crooked shieldmarshal, and escort a reclusive inventor to safety.
	Blood Lords			Released July 2022–December 2022
	For level 1–20. The undead nation of Geb gains most of its trade from the export of food grown on zombie-worked farms, but one farm has been the site of a series of strange occurrences. The Blood Lords Adventure Path is a six-part, monthly campaign in which the characters rise from skilled troubleshooters to join the Blood Lords who rule a land of the dead.
	Kingmaker (hardcover)			Released October 2022
	For level 1–20. The classic adventure path updated and expanded for Pathfinder Second Edition.—The land rush is on! Sent south by Brevoy, the heroes have the unenviable task of venturing into the infamous Stolen Lands and annexing the territory, facing down monsters, bandits, and worse. It's hard enough to conquer territory—but does a ragtag band of adventures have what it takes to found and defend a burgeoning kingdom from the terrors of the wild?
	Gatewalkers			Released January 2023–March 2023
	For level 1–10. After they walked through that glowing gateway, nothing was ever the same. A band of characters become paranormal investigators in order to figure out the cause of a global amnesic episode. Their quest takes them to lands near, far, and outside of this reality altogether. Along the way, the characters meet fellow "gatewalkers," defeat alien monsters, and explore strange realms also touched by the so-called Missing Moment. And when it comes time to learn the grim truth of what happened to them on that fated summer night, what then?
	Stolen Fate			Released April 2023–June 2023
	For level 11–20. Not even destiny itself is safe when powerful forces seek to seize control of the future, and now it falls to a band of heroes selected by the power of a magical Harrow deck to step in and ensure that fate is not stolen from the world! Already noteworthy in their own right, this new band of adventurers finds themselves quickly swept up in a race to gather and control the scattered cards of a powerful, mysterious artifact tied to the destinies of all who live on Golarion. It's a race that must be won, for to lose means all possible futures fade save for one—a stolen fate meant to bring power to a very select few and leave the rest of reality in ruin!
	Sky King's Tomb			Released July 2023–September 2023
	For level 1–10. Millenia ago, the dwarven creator god Torag shook the earth and called the dwarves to the surface in the Quest for Sky. Taargick rose from the hardships of this journey, becoming the Sky King of Highhelm. For centuries he ruled, creating monuments to Torag and the accomplishments of his people… And then he vanished without a trace. Invited guests of the clans of Highhelm find themselves embroiled in a story of seekers, survivors, and heroes discovering the Sky King's Tomb.
	Season of Ghosts			Released October 2023–January 2024
	For level 1–12. Something strange is happening to your hometown of Willowshore! Nestled on the banks of a river winding through the legendary Specterwood in Tian Xia's haunted land of Shenmen, the people of Willowshore are no strangers to supernatural threat, but the danger that comes to town on the first day of summer is unlike anything you've ever seen before. Over the four seasons to come, you and your fellow home-grown heroes must face evil spirits, sinister fiends, and frightening curses, lest the town of Willowshore succumb to the Season of Ghosts!
	Seven Dooms for Sandpoint			Released March 27, 2024
	For level 4–11. The town of Sandpoint has seen more than its fair share of danger and trouble over the years, including harrowing fires, prolific serial killers, goblin raids, and attacks by giants and dragons, but what faces the so-called Light of the Lost Coast now is its greatest threat yet! Something sinister has been manipulating events all along, and now a new band of heroes must step in to save this legendary small town from seven deadly dooms!
	Wardens of Wildwood			Released April 2024–July 2024
	For level 5–13. As the fledgling nation of Taldor grew over millennia, it picked away at the surrounding wilderness, felling valuable trees while riling the beasts, fey, and other inhabitants into generations of cyclical violence. Only millennia later did Taldor and the forest's eminent druids of the Wildwood Lodge negotiate lasting peace with the Treaty of the Wildwood. Even so, the forest remains a realm besieged by civilization. As forest-dwellers gather for the annual Greenwood Gala, the election of Lodge leadership, and the renewal of the treaty, there's an opportunity to resolve old grudges—and as much potential to spark war.
	Curtain Call			Released August 2024–September 2024
	For level 11–20. You've fought ghosts and goblins, dragons and demons, and so much more in your storied careers as adventurers, yet now you face what may be your most daunting challenge yet—creating an opera based on your heroic legacy! Of course, there's more afoot in the town of Kintargo than what's coming soon on stage, and as the production swings into high gear, unexpected and dangerous complications are sure to make themselves known. Fear of performing on the stage will soon be the least of your worries!
Announced Pathfinder Adventure Paths
	Triumph of the Tusk			Released October 2024–December 2024
	For level 3–11. For ages, the orcs of Belkzen have been marginalized, subjugated, and vilified, relegated to the rocky northern wastes. Yet in recent battles waged against their undead nemeses, orcs showed the world that they have a common enemy—the evil lich-lord known as the Whispering Tyrant. Now, openminded leaders like Ardax the White-Hair have initiated a grand diplomatic campaign to bury old grudges and forge alliances across the continent. There are few takers.
	Spore War			Released January 2025–March 2025
	For level 11–20. The demon Treerazer has long lurked in the wretched expanse of Tanglebriar, just south of the elven nation of Kyonin. Long ago, he tried to claim the nation as his own, but the elves pushed back and contained him. Today, many believe Treerazer to be exiled, trapped, imprisoned, or simply cowardly hunkering down in the swamp, afraid to attract attention or to trigger elven wrath once more. Those who believe this are about to learn just how dangerously wrong they are.
	Shades of Blood			Released Spring 2025
	For level 1–. TBA

Final lines

See also: Pathfinder Lost Omens and Pathfinder Roleplaying Game

Except for Triumph of the Tusk, the final issue of each Adventure Path contains a quote at the bottom of its credits page, located either in the book's front matter (First Edition) or back matter (Second Edition).

Rise of the Runelords

"The runelords will return." Reference to the end cards on James Bond films. The runelords subsequently returned several times, particularly in the Return of the Runelords Adventure Path.

Curse of the Crimson Throne

"Sic semper tyrannis."

Second Darkness

"Keep watching the skies." From The Thing from Another World.

Legacy of Fire

"Still just one left." Refers to Jhavul's remaining required wish.

Council of Thieves

"Quisque suos patimur manes." From Virgil's Aeneid.

Kingmaker

"It's good to be the king." From History of the World, Part I.

Serpent's Skull

"Asps... very dangerous. You go first." From Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Carrion Crown

"What is a man? A miserable little pile of secrets!" Popularly attributed to Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, that game in turn lifted the line from French novelist André Malraux's Les Noyers de l'Altenburg.

Jade Regent

"Hide a stone among stones and a man among men." From The Hidden Fortress.

Skull & Shackles

"Damnation seize my Soul if I give you Quarters, or take any from you." Attributed to Blackbeard by the pseudonymous Captain Charles Johnson.

Shattered Star

"Sorshen lives!" Sorshen prominently appears in the Return of the Runelords Adventure Path.

Reign of Winter

"O Wind, if Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?" From Percy Bysshe Shelley's "Ode to the West Wind".

Wrath of the Righteous

"Ayavah was right all along!" Referencing the redemption of Nocticula that follows the events of this Adventure Path.

Mummy's Mask

"A crocodile be against him in the water, a snake be against him on land, he who would do anything against this tomb." From the Tomb of Meni, a ranking official of the Sixth Dynasty of Egypt, in Giza.

Iron Gods

"Keep watching the skies." Repeated from Second Darkness in error.

Giantslayer

"We are like dwarves standing on the shoulders of giants."

Hell's Rebels

"Omniscient am I not, yet many things I know." From Goethe's Faust, Part One.

Hell's Vengeance

"I was walking among the fires of Hell, delighted with the enjoyments of Genius, which to Angels look like torment and insanity." From William Blake's The Marriage of Heaven and Hell.

Strange Aeons

"Have you found the Yellow Sign?" From the Robert W. Chambers short story "The Yellow Sign" in The King in Yellow.

Ironfang Invasion

"Great heroes need great sorrows and burdens, or half their greatness goes unnoticed." From The Last Unicorn.

Ruins of Azlant

"Where is my mind? Way out in the water, see it swimming." From the Pixies' "Where Is My Mind?".

War for the Crown

"I would rather see her lovely step, And the radiant sparkle of her face, Than all the war chariots in Lydia, And soldiers battling in arms." From the 16th fragment of Sappho.

Return of the Runelords

"New Thassilon is just getting started—long live Queen Sorshen!" Sorshen subsequently becomes the canon ruler of Eurythnia in New Thassilon.

Tyrant's Grasp

"Everything dies, baby, that's a fact. But maybe everything that dies someday comes back." From Bruce Springsteen's "Atlantic City".

Age of Ashes

"Before tomorrow burns, will you see the Ashen Man?" The Ashen Man appears during apocalyptic events on Golarion.

Extinction Curse

"You people have stood in my way long enough. I'm going to clown college!" From The Simpsons.

Agents of Edgewatch

"The worst crimes were dared by a few, willed by more, and tolerated by all." Corrupted quote derived from Tacitus' Histories.

Abomination Vaults

"The monument of granite sent a beam into my eye." From They Might Be Giants' "The Statue Got Me High".

Fists of the Ruby Phoenix

"What was that? An exhibition? We need emotional content!" From Bruce Lee's Enter the Dragon.

Strength of Thousands

"Black lives matter."

Quest for the Frozen Flame

"In this game, fire represents your life. When your fire's gone, so are you." Catchphrase from the reality show Survivor.

Outlaws of Alkenstar

"Reflexes, that's what you've got! Me, I've got brains." From Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior.

Blood Lords

"There's not a town in the world I haven't run amok in." Popularly attributed to Joe Strummer.

Gatewalkers

"The truth is out there." From The X-Files.

Stolen Fate

"The future is not set. There is no fate, but what we make for ourselves." From Terminator 2: Judgment Day.

Sky King's Tomb

"The dwarves dug too greedily and too deep. You know what they awoke in the darkness..." From The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.

Season of Ghosts

"No matter how terrifying, I want the truth." From Noroi: The Curse.

Seven Dooms for Sandpoint

"There's no place like home." From The Wizard of Oz.

Wardens of Wildwood

"It's not easy being green." From Sesame Street.

Curtain Call

"I am not what I am." From Iago's opening lines in Othello.

The two First Edition hardcover Adventure Path compilations do not include quotes. The Fists of the Ruby Phoenix hardcover includes the quote from its Adventure Path's original publication. Some hardcover Adventure Path compilations include their own separate quotes.

Kingmaker

"O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!" From Lewis Carroll's "Jabberwocky".

Abomination Vaults

"It's dark as a dungeon, damp as the dew; the dangers are many, the pleasures are few." From Merle Travis's "Dark as a Dungeon".

The Curse of the Crimson Throne hardcover edition's front matter contains a dedication to the late former Paizo editor Mike McArtor, who also wrote Guide to Korvosa.

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