Facts:Skeletons of Scarwall/Sections

Sections

NameThe general name of an entity. This is used for many different types.

Foreword

Is subsectionMarks this section as a subsection of the previous section.

default: No

AuthorThis entity was written by the given Person. This property can appear multiple times to indicate multiple authors.

F. Wesley Schneider

On pageThe page this entity can be found on in the respective book. If the entitity is on multiple pages, this should indicate the starting page. Other allowed values are "Inside Back Cover", "Inside Front Cover", and "Inside Covers".

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DescriptionA wikitext description of the entity.

Managing Editor F. Wesley Schneider discusses gothic horror and offers tips on capturing the mood of classics from the genre within the context of this month's adventure, and praises author Greg A. Vaughan for being the workhorse that he is.

NameThe general name of an entity. This is used for many different types.

Skeletons of Scarwall

Is subsectionMarks this section as a subsection of the previous section.

default: No

AuthorThis entity was written by the given Person. This property can appear multiple times to indicate multiple authors.

Greg A. Vaughan

On pageThe page this entity can be found on in the respective book. If the entitity is on multiple pages, this should indicate the starting page. Other allowed values are "Inside Back Cover", "Inside Front Cover", and "Inside Covers".

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DescriptionA wikitext description of the entity.

The heroes have learned the identity of the evil that plagues Korvosa—the vile remnants of an evil dragon who once ruled much of Belkzen as a sadistic warlord. In order to defeat him again and save both Korvosa and the queen, the PCs must journey deep into the orc-held lands of Belkzen and brave the haunted reaches of Castle Scarwall, once the dragon's seat of power. Somewhere deep inside waits the holy weapon Serithtial, the sword responsible for his defeat hundreds of years ago. Only on its edge can the dragon be driven from the world.

NameThe general name of an entity. This is used for many different types.

The Hold of Belkzen

Is subsectionMarks this section as a subsection of the previous section.

default: No

AuthorThis entity was written by the given Person. This property can appear multiple times to indicate multiple authors.

James L. Sutter

On pageThe page this entity can be found on in the respective book. If the entitity is on multiple pages, this should indicate the starting page. Other allowed values are "Inside Back Cover", "Inside Front Cover", and "Inside Covers".

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DescriptionA wikitext description of the entity.

Bloodshed and brutality rule in the rugged, monster-infested Hold of Belkzen. For centuries, armies of orcs have stamped the land into a sprawling, broken battlefield. Yet, surviving the endless warfare, the ruins of past empires, remnants of lost peoples, and evidence of dark secrets lie hidden in the dust.

NameThe general name of an entity. This is used for many different types.

Zon-Kuthon

Is subsectionMarks this section as a subsection of the previous section.

default: No

AuthorThis entity was written by the given Person. This property can appear multiple times to indicate multiple authors.

Sean K Reynolds

On pageThe page this entity can be found on in the respective book. If the entitity is on multiple pages, this should indicate the starting page. Other allowed values are "Inside Back Cover", "Inside Front Cover", and "Inside Covers".

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DescriptionA wikitext description of the entity.

Gaze into the endless void of Zon-Kuthon, deadly god of darkness, envy, pain, and loss. Shudder at the sights and screams of his eternally tortured victims, cringe at the secrets of his tragic immortal corruption, and partake of the ecstatic torments of his pain-addicted church.

NameThe general name of an entity. This is used for many different types.

Pathfinder's Journal

Is subsectionMarks this section as a subsection of the previous section.

default: No

AuthorThis entity was written by the given Person. This property can appear multiple times to indicate multiple authors.

James L. Sutter

On pageThe page this entity can be found on in the respective book. If the entitity is on multiple pages, this should indicate the starting page. Other allowed values are "Inside Back Cover", "Inside Front Cover", and "Inside Covers".

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DescriptionA wikitext description of the entity.

Pathfinder Eando Kline discovers that there's more to Belkzen's savagery then howling orcs and hungry monsters. Savages turn sinister in this chapter of Pathfinder's Journal.

NameThe general name of an entity. This is used for many different types.

Bestiary

Is subsectionMarks this section as a subsection of the previous section.

default: No

AuthorThis entity was written by the given Person. This property can appear multiple times to indicate multiple authors.

Sean K Reynolds, Greg A. Vaughan

On pageThe page this entity can be found on in the respective book. If the entitity is on multiple pages, this should indicate the starting page. Other allowed values are "Inside Back Cover", "Inside Front Cover", and "Inside Covers".

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DescriptionA wikitext description of the entity.

NameThe general name of an entity. This is used for many different types.

Pregenerated Characters

Is subsectionMarks this section as a subsection of the previous section.

default: No

On pageThe page this entity can be found on in the respective book. If the entitity is on multiple pages, this should indicate the starting page. Other allowed values are "Inside Back Cover", "Inside Front Cover", and "Inside Covers".

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NameThe general name of an entity. This is used for many different types.

Preview

Is subsectionMarks this section as a subsection of the previous section.

default: No

On pageThe page this entity can be found on in the respective book. If the entitity is on multiple pages, this should indicate the starting page. Other allowed values are "Inside Back Cover", "Inside Front Cover", and "Inside Covers".

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