A Monster Template Compendium

The Advanced Bestiary was one of the classic books of the d20 era and now it’s back for the Pathfinder RPG!

The revised and expanded book features over 100 templates, a sample creature for each one, and brand new color art throughout. With concepts ranging from the fearsome blood knight to the bizarre id ooze, the Advanced Bestiary offers unprecedented flexibility for campaigns of any style. These templates can be combined with monsters from any other source to create an endless variety of new creatures, making every monster book you already own more valuable.

The Advanced Bestiary: it’s not just a monster book, it’s a force multiplier!

Format: 296 pages, full color, hardback

Design: Jeffrey Hersh
Editing: Christina Stiles, Jeremy Miller, and Spike Y Jones
Development: Owen K.C. Stephens
Cover Art: Svetoslav Petrov
Art Direction and Graphic Design: Hal Mangold

From feral beasts to supernatural sprits from the realm of fey, the Kingmaker Adventure Path forces heroes to test their might against hundreds of foes—be they bandit lords, evil kings, or demigods.

This book presents rules for over 200 monsters and villains, 45 traps and hazards, and seven companion NPCs presented with a low-level and mid-level stat block, making them suitable for play as adventuring companions or even pregenerated player characters—all compatible with any Pathfinder First Edition game.

Designed to work alongside the new Kingmaker Adventure Path campaign book, this volume makes quick conversion of the campaign to Pathfinder First Edition a breeze! Challenge your heroes while playing through the Kingmaker Adventure Path, or populate a campaign entirely of your own design!

Written by: Russ Brown, Carlos Cabrera, Jeremy Corff, Joel Flank, Steven T. Helt, Victoria Jaczko, Jeff Lee, Tom McQueen, Jacob W. Michaels, Julian Neale, Jason Nelson, Justin Sluder, Margherita Tramontano, and Mike Welham.

Four amazing authors, four fantastic adventures!

Four of the RPG Industry's brightest stars have each written an adventure compatible with the Gaming Paper Adventures: Mega Dungeon 1.

Monte Cook's "Temple of the Half-Born" – Asked for help by a strange old man, you travel underneath a massive cemetery to investigate and root out the evil that lurks below. Delve deep into the temple to meet demons, hybrid ghouls, cadaverous projects gone wrong, and the mastermind behind it all. This is an adventure for 7th or 8th level characters.

Brian Cortijo's "Arena of Souls" – You've been abducted! Fight your way through the arena and find a way to escape. Beware! You start out weaponless and imprisoned. The tiefling priest warden is more than he seems; he is providing entertainment for perverse locals and the arena has an even more sinister purpose. Time for a jailbreak! An adventure for 3rd or 4th level characters.

Ed Greenwood's "Lost Coins and Flying Bones" – Many years ago a group of merchant traders met a very sticky end. Rumor have circulated for decades about the wealth and magic held within the traders' storage cellars below the city. You have learned the location of the only entrance to those cellars. What does it contain? Goods, wealth, magic? Will you live long enough to find out? An adventure for a 5th to 6th level party.

Steven Schend's "Keep Away From the Borderlands!" – It has been two nights since Corith's Watch, a holy night that occurs only once every 120 years. The full moon glowed blue and strange things happened. People have disappeared. Blue fires rage across the wilderness. Some people have not been heard from since that night, including the guards at the local watch post. You have been hired to investigate what happened at the keep! A first level adventure.

All Stars take on the Mega Dungeon is a collection of four adventures by Monte Cook, Brian Cortijo, Ed Greenwood, and Steven Schend with stunning artwork by Joel Biske and Dan Houser. This adventure is compatible with the Pathfinder Role Playing Game and Gaming Paper Adventures: Mega-Dungeon 1.

These two oversized miniatures battle maps is symmetric balance to provide incredible strategic combat. Each in-scale structure is well-thought out and strategically situated to add different tactical dimensions to each Conflict Match or gaming session. Though designed exclusively for the Conflict Roleplaying System, this map is versatile enough to be used with any roleplaying system that uses the standard 1 inch miniature grid (i.e., 3.5, 4e D&D, Star-Wars, Pathfinder).

This map was designed at high resolution levels and is impressively clear. Conflict-RPG map Top, bottom, and side coordinates are include for the use of Passcards (Conflict Hidden Movement System). The coordinates are easy-to-read and easy-to-follow map points to add to the accuracy of your player's moves. A must have for all GMs (if we may say so ourselves! :)

Using the standard 1 inch miniature grid formation, the map is printed with the gridlines.

Map Features:
* Double-Sided
* Huge 24" x 36" Map
* Draw right on the surface with water-based pens and markers.
* Printed on 100# Text Stock (30% PCW /FSC Certified Recycled)
* Fade-resistant Inks
* UV Protected Glossy

Description Side A: The Ancient's Atrium battlemap depicts a beautifully designed garden laced in ivory, a sanctuary of peace and harmony that invites comfort. Yet this Atrium is wickedly designed to become the center of conflict and strife. Perfectly symmetrical for tactical fairness, this map is made for strategists. Providing a visually stunning environment that can be used for fantasy (or sci-fi) role-playing settings. Any GM can make the Ancient's Atrium place of peace and well deserved rest for players, or, if you're like us, a place of unexpected conflict.

Focused, Tactical, Player vs. Player Roleplaying for the pathfinder Roleplaying Game. Conflict-RPG is a table-top roleplaying game focused on tactical combat versus other teams and Players. Driving the combat are clearly defined objectives and your will to win.

Everything below is included in the boxed set:
* A 122-page Conflict Roleplaying Rulebook
* The Balaneion Battlemap (24"x26" Side A)
* The Ancient's Atrium Battlemap (24"x26" Side B)
* Transparent Spell Area of Effect Cutouts (10 templates)
* Map Counters (5 pages)
* Passcards Pack (6-10 pages)

Most RPGs involve groups of players pitted against a challenge orchestrated by a GM, but there are times when that guy on the other side of the game table, man, you just want to slap the overconfident grin off his stupid mug. If you want player vs player competition; if you're looking to provide your customers with a chess match that pits their wits against real-world prey -you want the Conflict Roleplaying Rulebook!

What is Conflict Roleplaying:
At its heart, Conflict is like any other roleplaying game. You have stats that determine what your character can do, you determine his actions, and you roleplay his exchanges with the world. The difference is that Conflict focuses on tactical combat versus other players and teams. Driving the combat are clearly defined objectives and your team will to win. Characters’ classes, abilities, feats and your choices on how to use them are not limited in anyway. In Conflict, the only thing that limits your character is your team’s ability to execute a strategic plan and of course, the opposing team.

This system is fully compatible with the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Core Rulebook. This book also contains the framework needed for GMs to create their own clever Conflict designs.

What’s Inside of the Book:

This RPG system is uniquely designed for competitive, team vs. team roleplaying which includes:
•Passcards —Double-sided 8x11 templates to adjudicate player character’s hidden movements and actions.
•Pre-generated characters and teams for immediate play with easy to modify stat blocks for each character.
•The Battlepoint System —A simple calculation for ensuring game balance among characters and levels.
•Match Types —Different objectives, challenges or scenarios that make each match surprisingly unique.
•Map Elements —Magical devices that you place before the match to hinder opposing teams or enhance your own teammates.
•Conflict Laws —Universal rules that dictate character environmental handicaps, player interactions and classes.
•Team Feats —New Feats that grant bonus and special abilities to teammates when they compete together.
•A list of enemy taunts and battlecries. Handy combat charts for easy reference and even a list of funny team names for your group.

Most RPGs involve groups of players pitted against a challenge orchestrated by a GM, but there are times when that guy on the other side of the game table, man, you just want to slap the overconfident grin off his stupid mug. If you want player vs player competition; if you're looking to provide your customers with a chess match that pits their wits against real-world prey -you want the Conflict Roleplaying Rulebook!

What is Conflict Roleplaying:
At its heart, Conflict is like any other roleplaying game. You have stats that determine what your character can do, you determine his actions, and you roleplay his exchanges with the world. The difference is that Conflict focuses on tactical combat versus other players and teams. Driving the combat are clearly defined objectives and your team will to win. Characters’ classes, abilities, feats and your choices on how to use them are not limited in anyway. In Conflict, the only thing that limits your character is your team’s ability to execute a strategic plan and of course, the opposing team.

This system is fully compatible with the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Core Rulebook. This book also contains the framework needed for GMs to create their own clever Conflict designs.

What’s Inside of the Book:

This RPG system is uniquely designed for competitive, team vs. team roleplaying which includes:
•Passcards —Double-sided 8x11 templates to adjudicate player character’s hidden movements and actions.
•Pre-generated characters and teams for immediate play with easy to modify stat blocks for each character.
•The Battlepoint System —A simple calculation for ensuring game balance among characters and levels.
•Match Types —Different objectives, challenges or scenarios that make each match surprisingly unique.
•Map Elements —Magical devices that you place before the match to hinder opposing teams or enhance your own teammates.
•Conflict Laws —Universal rules that dictate character environmental handicaps, player interactions and classes.
•Team Feats —New Feats that grant bonus and special abilities to teammates when they compete together.
•A list of enemy taunts and battlecries. Handy combat charts for easy reference and even a list of funny team names for your group.

Set sail for Freeport, mateys!

Come for the pirates, stay for the cosmic horror! Freeport: The City of Adventure lovingly details a metropolis that mixes fantasy tropes, piracy, and Lovecraftian horror into an action-packed setting for your Pathfinder RPG campaign.

The City of Adventure is now more detailed than ever, with added locations, characters, hooks, and a brand-new, full-length adventure. Additionally, you'll full rules support for the Pathfinder RPG, including new classes, archetypes, feats, magic items, and, of course, monsters!

The massive book features the classic mixed-genre Freeport RPG setting updated with full Pathfinder rules support and a new, full-length adventure.

Written by James Bell, Patrick O’Duffy, Chris Pramas, Robert J. Schwalb, Todd Secord, Owen K.C. Stephens, and Christina Stiles; with cover art by Wayne Reynolds.

512-page full color hardback

The shrieking goblins of the Barren Steppe have been unusually quiet as of late, and it is your task to uncover the cause of their decreased raiding. Are they amassing an army to invade civilized lands? Have they been displaced by hardier and more dangerous foes?

No one knows for certain, but wiser heads hope that Riddle Canyon holds the answer.

Welcome to 1 on 1 Adventures: action-packed scenarios designed for 1 player and 1 GM.

This module includes 20 adventure-packed pages, complete with detailed maps and descriptions, forming a ready-made adventure for the smallest gaming group. Although it is designed for a Fighter level 6–8, with some minor scaling, Journey into Riddle Canyon is suitable for use with a traditional four-player party.

Following the award-winning Pleasure Prison of the B'thuvian Demon Whore and powered by Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, 1 on 1 Adventures #13: The Pearls of Pohjola is designed for 1 GM and 1 player, sorcerer level 10-12. The PC is called to the north to hunt for the very stuff of myth. The wonders of the great northlands are the things of legends and epic song, but could they also be planted in truth?

Authorial Note
We at Expeditious Press had the pleasure of attending Ropecon 2009 in Helsinki, and this adventure is in part a thanks to all the coordinators, attendees, and especially the guest of honor team who made our visit unforgettable. While this adventure is inspired by Finnish mythology, it is far from being true to it, but as always, it should prove to be a good roleplaying romp.

Welcome to 1 on 1 Adventures, action-packed scenarios designed for 1 player and 1 GM.

1 on 1 Adventures #14: A Sickness in Silverton is designed for a Druid, level 3-5, powered by Pathfinder Roleplaying Game.

A grave illness has befallen the little folk of Silverton, and only the town drunk and a Dwarven prospector have avoided the debilitating malaise. Do you have the wits and will to uncover the source of this sinister sickness?

If you enjoy this adventure, look for future releases in the 1 on 1 Adventure line from Expeditious Retreat Press.

1 on 1 Adventures #15: Cipactli's Maw is designed for a Wizard, level 4-6, powered by Pathfinder Roleplaying Game. The Wizards of the Four Winds have enlisted the PC to find the legendary vault of the great Queen Huehaatl hidden deep in the jungle.

This 244-paged tome contains 11 adventures designed for 1 player and 1 GM, now powered by Pathfinder Roleplaying Game!

1 on 1 Adventures #1: Gambler's Quest
1 on 1 Adventures #2: Star of Olindor
1 on 1 Adventures #3: Forbidden Hills
1 on 1 Adventures #4: Sixth Cavalier
1 on 1 Adventures #5: Vale of the Sepulcher
1 on 1 Adventures #6: Shroud of Olindor
1 on 1 Adventures #6.66: The Pleasure Prison of the B'thuvian Demon Whore
1 on 1 Adventures #7: Eyes of the Dragon
1 on 1 Adventures #8: Blood Brothers
1 on 1 Adventures #9: Legacy of Darkness
1 on 1 Adventures #10: Vengance of Olindor

Death in the Depths

On the trail of an ancient enemy, the heroes seek more information in a merfolk city teeming with intrigue just beneath the waves. They arrive to find a group of deep merfolk claiming that the city is in the path of a destructive sea monster. But this warning is nothing more than a ruse for the campaign's villain to uncover the location to a secret Azlanti military laboratory. The adventurers must carefully maneuver the social currents of the underwater city and unravel dangerous intrigue to get to the bottom of the merfolk's plot and discover where the ancient enemy is headed so they can stop it.

This volume of Pathfinder Adventure Path continues the Ruins of Azlant Adventure Path and includes:

* "City in the Deep," a Pathfinder RPG adventure for 10th-level characters, by Amber E. Scott.
* A gazetteer of Talasantri, an underwater city populated by aquatic elves, merfolk, and other aquatic humanoids on the floor of the Arcadian Ocean, by Amber E. Scott.
* An ecology of the graceful and mysterious merfolk, by Amber E. Scott.
* An investigation into the reclusive elves of the Mordant Spire and a look at some of the tools they use when patrolling lost Azlant, by Mikko Kallio.
* A collection of dangerous monsters, by Alex Greenshields, Mark Moreland, Tim Nightengale, and Amber E. Scott.

Defy the Cult

The mysterious cult of the Peacock Spirit has risen in force, and the time is right to strike a decisive blow against the worshipers of this long-forgotten god. According to ancient texts, the cult of the Peacock Spirit was first brought to this world by none other than Runelord Xanderghul himself, and with his return, it only grows more dangerous. Nestled high in a remote valley in the daunting Kodar Mountains, the cult's stronghold is known as the Temple of the Peacock Spirit. The heroes must journey to this legendary site and confront one of Thassilon's most dangerous threats.

This volume of Pathfinder Adventure Path continues the Return of the Runelords Adventure Path and includes:

* "Temple of the Peacock Spirit," a Pathfinder adventure for 11th-level characters, by Jason Keeley.
* An examination of the asuras, a race of vengeful fiends born from the mistakes of the gods themselves, by John Compton.
* A presentation of several powerful occult rituals created by the runelords of Thassilon, by James Jacobs and Luis Loza.
* A bestiary of monsters, including two new and powerful asuras, the lumbering guardians of nature known as basavans, the serpentine monstrosities known as bollas, and the enigmatic and deadly time dimensional, by Dan Cascone, John Compton, Nathan King, and Luis Loza.

Frozen in Time!

With the discovery that Runelord Alaznist has tampered with the past and set into motion devastating transformations of the timeline, the heroes must embark upon a truly dangerous and desperate gambit. Since historical texts and their own memories have been altered, the lore hidden within a time-trapped city may hold the only clues as to which events of the ancient past Alaznist has targeted. If the heroes can isolate these events, they may have a chance to correct them, but before they can even reach this repository of lore, they must brave a shadowy god's realm and find a way to enter a city that has been cut off from time itself!

This volume of Pathfinder Adventure Path continues the Return of the Runelords Adventure Path and includes:

* "The City Outside of Time," a Pathfinder adventure for 14th-level characters, by Amanda Hamon Kunz.
* Rules and backgrounds for several powerful magic artifacts from ancient Thassilon, by Mikko Kallio.
* An examination of the sadistic and shadowy pantheon of kyton demagogues, by Gregory Hanigan.
* A bestiary of monsters, including the time-racked undead spirits known as chronogeists, the frozen libitinarii kytons, planar dragons from Abaddon and Nirvana, and the powerful kyton demagogue Inkariax, by John Compton and Amanda Hamon Kunz.

You Can't Go Home Again

Returning to the land of the living, the heroes explore the ruins of the town of Roslar's Coffer, the center of the devastating blast that hurled them to the afterlife. Populated with newly risen undead, twisted creatures, and wicked cultists of the Whispering Way, Roslar's Coffer offers danger around every corner. Can the heroes escape the poisonous fog that surrounds the town and warn the rest of the world of this rising threat to all life?

This volume of Pathfinder Adventure Path continues the Tyrant's Grasp Adventure Path and includes:

* "Eulogy for Roslar's Coffer," a Pathfinder RPG adventure for 5th-level characters, by Jason Keeley.
* An introduction to several itinerant merchant groups active within the Lake Encarthan region and beyond, by Eleanor Ferron.
* A close look at the faith of Arazni, the Red Queen, fallen saint and unwilling ruler of an undead land, by Lyz Liddell.
* A presentation of the machinations and representative members of the nefarious death-obsessed Whispering Way, by Crystal Malarsky.
* A bestiary of monsters both exalted and corrupt, including two couatls that travel the world to aid others, a humanoid cursed with the touch of undeath, a monstrous undead spawned from tragic loss of life, and an invasive carnivorous plant, by Sarah E. Hood, Luis Loza, Jen McTeague, and Mikhail Rekun.

The search for the Shattered Star leads the PCs to Kaer Maga, the legendary cliff-top city of criminals, refugees, and anyone else seeking to vanish into its cluttered streets. Enlisted to rescue a troll prophet from a mad artificer’s hanging mansion, the PCs soon find themselves delving into the notorious Undercity. Here they must battle their way through a lost runelord laboratory before finally entering the mysterious cavern realm of the Dark Forest, where an ancient evil has guarded a lost shard for millennia. Can the PCs recover the shard from its unholy guardians and continue their quest, or will they simply be the latest souls lost to the City of Strangers?

This volume of Pathfinder Adventure Path continues the Shattered Star Adventure Path and includes:
* “The Asylum Stone,” a Pathfinder RPG adventure for 8th-level characters, by James L. Sutter
* An overview of several prominent gangs in Kaer Maga, and how they can expand the adventure, by James L. Sutter
* New missions and adventure hooks for PCs spending time in Magnimar, by Jim Groves
* Pirates and wererats in the Pathfinder’s Journal, by Bill Ward
* Four new monsters, by Shaun Hocking, Jason Klimchok, and James L. Sutter

Each monthly full-color softcover Pathfinder Adventure Path volume contains an in-depth adventure scenario, stats for several new monsters, and support articles meant to give Game Masters additional material to expand their campaign. Pathfinder Adventure Path volumes use the Open Game License and work with both the Pathfinder RPG and the world’s oldest fantasy RPG.

The hunt for the seven shards of the Shattered Star leads the heroes back to the western coast of Varisia, to the multifaith monastery known as Windsong Abbey. The next shard appears to be hidden somewhere within the dungeons below the abbey. But when the PCs arrive, they find the monastery in ruins and held by savage giants and twisted fey! An ancient terror has returned home, and now dwells within the levels beneath the monastery—a terror who hopes to open the dread doomsday door within!

This volume of Pathfinder Adventure Path continues the Shattered Star Adventure Path and includes:

* “Beyond the Doomsday Door,” a Pathfinder RPG adventure for 10th-level characters, by Tito Leati.
* Delve into the horrors of the Abyssal monstrosities known as qlippoth, by James Jacobs.
* Learn about the faith of Groetus, God of the End Times, and the madness of his tortured clergy, by Sean K Reynolds.
* The perils of being a junkie in Riddleport in the Pathfinder’s Journal, by Bill Ward.
* Five new monsters, by James Jacobs, Sean K Reynolds, F. Wesley Schneider, and Jerome Virnich.

Each monthly full-color softcover Pathfinder Adventure Path volume contains an in-depth adventure scenario, stats for several new monsters, and support articles meant to give Game Masters additional material to expand their campaign. Pathfinder Adventure Path volumes use the Open Game License and work with both the Pathfinder RPG and the world’s oldest fantasy RPG.

With five shards of the Shattered Star secure, visions point the PCs toward one of Varisia’s most remote corners as the site protecting the sixth fragment of the powerful artifact. Yet the heroes are not the first to search for this shard—upon arriving at the ancient ruin known as Guiltspur, they find a small army of giants excavating the site on the order of a blue dragon. Even this is not the entirety of the danger, however, for as the heroes soon learn, there are other forces searching for the final shards as well—some hailing from the Darklands below, and some from beyond reality in the nightmare realm of Leng!

This volume of Pathfinder Adventure Path continues the Shattered Star Adventure Path and includes:

* "Into the Nightmare Rift," a Pathfinder RPG adventure for 13th-level characters, by Richard Pett.
* Previously unknown secrets about H. P. Lovecraft’s famous Plateau of Leng in a special gazetteer of this strange realm of dreams and horrors, by Greg A. Vaughan.
* The lost and ancient secrets behind the forgotten faith of Lissala, goddess of runes, fate, duty, and obedience, by Sean K Reynolds.
* Alchemists and wererats in the Pathfinder’s Journal, by Bill Ward.
* Four new monsters, including Lovecraftian horrors and Lissala’s herald, by James Jacobs and Sean K Reynolds.

Each monthly full-color softcover Pathfinder Adventure Path volume contains an in-depth adventure scenario, stats for several new monsters, and support articles meant to give Game Masters additional material to expand their campaign. Pathfinder Adventure Path volumes use the Open Game License and work with both the Pathfinder RPG and the world’s oldest fantasy RPG.

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 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?

This volume of Pathfinder Adventure Path concludes the Shattered Star Adventure Path and includes:

* “The Dead Heart of Xin,” a Pathfinder RPG adventure for 15th-level characters, by Brandon Hodge.
* Explorations of lost cities and confrontations with ancient evils to continue your Shattered Star campaign, by Adam Daigle.
* A survey of the ancient rulers of Thassilon—all seven runelords detailed in one place, by Rob McCreary.
* The madness-inducing conclusion of “Light of a Distant Star” in the Pathfinder’s Journal, by Bill Ward.
* Four new monsters, by Dennis Baker, Adam Daigle, and Brandon Hodge.

Each monthly full-color softcover Pathfinder Adventure Path volume contains an in-depth adventure scenario, stats for several new monsters, and support articles meant to give Game Masters additional material to expand their campaign. Pathfinder Adventure Path volumes use the Open Game License and work with both the Pathfinder RPG and the world’s oldest fantasy RPG.

Three Times the Adventure!

On the trail of Baba Yaga, the heroes find themselves transported to the barbaric land of Iobaria on the far-off continent of Casmaron. They must explore three ancient, mystically linked dungeons in search of more clues to the fate of the Queen of Witches, while contending with savage centaurs and demon-worshiping frost giants who seek to claim Baba Yaga’s secrets for themselves.

This volume of Pathfinder Adventure Path continues the Reign of Winter Adventure Path and includes:
* “Maiden, Mother, Crone,” a Pathfinder RPG adventure for 7th-level characters, by Tim Hitchcock.
* A gazetteer of the Dvezda Marches—a cold and isolated region of Iobaria populated by centaur clans and dotted with ancient ruins.
* An account of the demon lord of hideous giants, numbing cold, and bloody revenge—Kostchtchie the Deathless!
* A glimpse into Irrisen’s eerie relationship with dolls in the Pathfinder’s Journal, by Kevin Andrew Murphy.
* Five new monsters, by Jason Nelson and Sean K Reynolds.

Each monthly full-color softcover Pathfinder Adventure Path volume contains an in-depth adventure scenario, stats for several new monsters, and support articles meant to give Game Masters additional material to expand their campaign. Pathfinder Adventure Path volumes use the Open Game License and work with both the Pathfinder RPG and the world’s oldest fantasy RPG.

Baba Yaga has been rescued from the clutches of her son Rasputin, but the Queen of Witches remains trapped inside a magical matryoshka doll. Delving into hidden chambers deep within the Dancing Hut, the heroes must open the nesting dolls imprisoning Baba Yaga, but they must also contend with the hut’s most dedicated guardians, including the former queens of Irrisen. When the time comes to finally face Queen Elvanna inside the Dancing Hut’s innermost sanctum, will the heroes defeat her and free Baba Yaga, or plunge Golarion into a new ice age?

This volume of Pathfinder Adventure Path concludes the Reign of Winter Adventure Path and includes:
* “The Witch Queen’s Revenge,” a Pathfinder RPG adventure for 15th-level characters, by Greg A. Vaughan.
* Ways for you to extend your campaign beyond the covers of this Adventure Path and carry on your adventures against the witches of Irrisen, by Adam Daigle and Rob McCreary.
* An exploration of the mysteries of Baba Yaga and her touch on the world of Golarion and beyond, by Adam Daigle.
* An escape from Whitethrone in the Pathfinder’s Journal, by Kevin Andrew Murphy.
* Four new monsters, by Shaun Hocking, Michael Kenway, Rob McCreary, and Matt Renton.

Each monthly full-color softcover Pathfinder Adventure Path volume contains an in-depth adventure scenario, stats for several new monsters, and support articles meant to give Game Masters additional material to expand their campaign. Pathfinder Adventure Path volumes use the Open Game License and work with both the Pathfinder RPG and the world’s oldest fantasy RPG.

The Giantslayer Adventure Path begins!

In the human town of Trunau, a beleaguered settlement surrounded by the brutal orcs of the Hold of Belkzen, the heroes must investigate a mysterious death. Before they uncover the truth, however, Trunau comes under attack by an orc army, and the heroes must help defend it—only to discover that the situation is worse than anyone realizes. For even the fearsome orc raid is just a distraction allowing a giant chieftain to recover the relics of an ancient giant hero from a tomb long forgotten beneath the town.

This volume of Pathfinder Adventure Path begins the Giantslayer Adventure Path and includes:
* “Battle of Bloodmarch Hill,” a Pathfinder adventure for 1st-level characters, by Patrick Renie.
* A collection of lore on the behavior of giants, Golarion’s largest humanoids, by David Schwartz.
* A giant bag of feats, spells, equipment, and other rules tailored specifically for giants, by Stephen Radney-MacFarland.
* An unfortunate gnome’s encounter with an ogre family in the Pathfinder’s Journal, by Richard Pett.
* A pack of dangerous monsters, by Tyler Beck, Adam Daigle, and Patrick Renie.

Each monthly full-color softcover Pathfinder Adventure Path volume contains an in-depth adventure scenario, stats for several new monsters, and support articles meant to give Game Masters additional material to expand their campaign. Pathfinder Adventure Path volumes use the Open Game License and work with both the Pathfinder RPG and the world’s oldest fantasy RPG.

The orcs attacking Trunau have been defeated, but the danger remains—the hill giant chieftain Grenseldek still wants the treasures of the tomb beneath Trunau. In order to protect their chosen community, the heroes must leave it and travel by riverboat through the orc-ruled Hold of Belkzen to the abandoned border fort that the giant has claimed as her lair. Yet even putting down Grenseldek and her squabbling monstrous minions may not be enough to save Trunau. For the hill giant has sent a fateful letter, and a storm is brewing on the horizon...

This volume of Pathfinder Adventure Path continues the Giantslayer Adventure Path and includes:

* “The Hill Giant’s Pledge,” a Pathfinder adventure for 4th-level characters, by Larry Wilhelm.
* A detailed look at the various drakes that soar throughout the Inner Sea, by Russ Taylor.
* A collection of exciting additional encounters set in the Mindspin Mountains, by David Schwartz.
* A perfect ambush goes awry in the Pathfinder’s Journal, by Michael Kortes.
* A host of new monsters, by Benjamin Bruck, Thurston Hillman, Mikko Kallio, and Larry Wilhelm.

Each monthly full-color softcover Pathfinder Adventure Path volume contains an in-depth adventure scenario, stats for several new monsters, and support articles meant to give Game Masters additional material to expand their campaign. Pathfinder Adventure Path volumes use the Open Game License and work with both the Pathfinder RPG and the world’s oldest fantasy RPG.