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Doom Comes to Dustpawn

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Pathfinder Module: Doom Comes to Dustpawn
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Doom Comes to Dustpawn, an adventure written by RPG Superstar 2012 winner Mike Welham, was released in May 2013.

Invaders from Space!

When the iron mines that made Dustpawn so prosperous played out not long after the Goblinblood Wars of Isger ended, the city shifted its focus from mining to goat herding with quite a bit of success. Things have, as a result, been quiet and calm in Dustpawn for the past several years, but that quiet is shattered the night a strange falling star roars across the sky above town to crash somewhere in the hills several miles to the south. When several locals eager to find the fallen star and strip it of its ore go missing, it becomes apparent that whatever has fallen from the sky is much more than a mere meteorite. There are those in town who claim the falling star was in fact a ship, and now a strange malady is creeping through the townsfolk. Can the PCs discover the truth behind the falling star before doom comes to Dustpawn?

Written by Mike Welham, the 2012 winner of Paizo Publishing's annual RPG Superstar contest—in which unpublished authors compete before a panel of celebrity game designers and legions of their peers for the chance to write a Pathfinder ModuleDoom Comes to Dustpawn presents the players with a classic trope of 1950s sci-fi recast in the fantasy setting of the world of Golarion. Can the PCs save the town of Dustpawn from a menace from the darkest depths of space?

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Adventure Background
p. 2

After a suspected meteor strike near Dustpawn, the town's residents suffer restless sleep and cursed headaches. Prospectors that search from the site are never heard from again. After a dozen people go missing, including the Mineshaft inn's chef Leeara Mulvayne, Dalviss Crenn recruits adventurers to investigate the impact site and find out what's happening to the town.

Part One: Strange Days in Dustpawn
p. 5
Part Two: Leeara's Hideaway
p. 7
Part Three: The Nesher Mines
p. 11
Part Four: The Crash Site
p. 19
Part Five: Monsters of the Id
p. 24
Appendix 1: Magic Item
p. 28
Appendix 2: Id Mutant
p. 29

This appendix provides an acquired template GMs can use to create creatures mutated by bestial impulses.

Appendix 3: Dustpawn
p. 30

A gazetteer covers Dustpawn's history, activities, and notable locations, including a map of the town.