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Abomination VaultsMegadungeon horror in Otari, in the shadow of an ancient lighthouse called the Gauntlight. Heroes descend through twelve floors of a sprawling underground complex, fighting fleshcrafters and rising threats hundreds of years old. The dungeon is the campaign — every door, every chamber, slowly recovered.

Levels 1–11 · BeginnerPlayer’s Guide

Age of AshesClassic broad-scope adventuring beginning in Breachill, a frontier town in Isger. A Call for Heroes brings local volunteers into a conspiracy spanning continents — from the lawless reaches of the Mwangi Expanse to the legacy of a long-dead empire. Strong fit for parties who want fantasy heroic, expansive, willing to grow into world-changing stakes.

Levels 1–20 · BeginnerPlayer’s Guide

Agents of EdgewatchUrban law enforcement in Absalom's rough Precipice Quarter. Rookie city watch agents protect the Radiant Festival from a rising criminal threat — investigating crime scenes, raiding hideouts, policing a city whose underworld runs deep. Procedural and grounded; noir in fantasy clothes.

Levels 1–20 · BeginnerPlayer’s Guide

Blood LordsUndead intrigue in Geb, the necromantic nation of Graydirge. Aspiring living troubleshooters scheme their way onto the Blood Lords council, navigating a country ruled by the dead. Heavy on politics, manipulation, and macabre humor — manage reputations as carefully as hit points.

Levels 1–20 · BeginnerPlayer’s Guide

Curtain CallFamous adventurers turned opera producers in Kintargo and Vyre. The campaign begins at level 11 — heroes already legendary — and pits them against a returning Nemesis they once defeated. The after of the hero's journey, with public theater as both setting and metaphor.

Levels 11–20 · SequelPlayer’s Guide

Extinction CurseTraveling circus across the Isle of Erran. A novice troupe uncovers an ancient curse threatening the Starstone Isles, performing shows in town after town as they go. Earnest, episodic, occasionally bittersweet — characters carry stage names alongside their swords.

Levels 1–20 · BeginnerPlayer’s Guide

Fists of the Ruby PhoenixMartial arts tournament in Goka, Tian Xia. The campaign begins at level 11 — high-level teams compete in Hao Jin's legendary Ruby Phoenix Tournament for a prize from her vault. Spectacle-forward with a tight bracket structure; strong if your table likes theatrical combat at the center.

Levels 11–20 · SequelPlayer’s Guide

GatewalkersParanormal investigation across Avistan. Gatewalkers with deviant powers — strange anomalies neither party fully remembers — unravel the Missing Moment, a temporal anomaly with sinister origins. Mystery-forward; players share trauma that becomes plot fuel.

Levels 1–10 · BeginnerPlayer’s Guide

HellbreakersA rebel uprising in occupied Isger, where the diabolist hand of Cheliax still grips the nation. Low-ranking Hellbreakers wage an underdog insurgency — sabotage, jailbreaks, propaganda — against an empire that treats damnation as statecraft. Gritty and defiant; a campaign about ordinary people choosing resistance over comfort.

Levels 1–10 · BeginnerPlayer’s Guide

Myth-SpeakerMythic heroism in the island realm of Iblydos, where mortal champions rise to fill the dwindling ranks of the hero-gods. The heroes inherit fragments of living legend and must live up to — or rewrite — the myths that attach themselves to their names. Operatic and larger-than-life; a campaign about literally becoming a story.

Levels 1–10 · BeginnerPlayer’s Guide

Outlaws of AlkenstarWestern-flavored heist adventures in the gunslinging city of Alkenstar. Outlaws and rebels strike at a corrupt regime through capers, jailbreaks, and risky deals. Ensemble crime stories with Pathfinder bent toward a wilder register — short campaign, three books only.

Levels 1–10 · BeginnerPlayer’s Guide

Quest for the Frozen FlamePrehistoric survival across the Realm of the Mammoth Lords. A nomadic clan of heroes navigates harsh winter terrain in pursuit of a stolen sacred flame. Lower-magic, higher-stakes — a campaign about hunger, weather, and the politics of small tribal communities.

Levels 1–10 · BeginnerPlayer’s Guide

Season of GhostsSupernatural horror in Willowshore, a small town in haunted Shenmen in Tian Xia. Heroes return from a midsummer festival to find their hometown overrun by spirits and a curse that unfolds across four seasons. Quiet dread over bombast — a campaign about a community under siege, and the people you protect remembering your name.

Levels 1–10 · BeginnerPlayer’s Guide

Seven Dooms for SandpointSmall-town horror returning to Sandpoint, the beloved town on Varisia's Lost Coast that launched a hundred adventures. Local heroes face seven converging dooms — old curses, buried grudges, and threats the town has weathered before, now come back worse. A love letter to the hometown campaign; strongest for tables who want where they're from to actually matter.

Levels 4–10 · BeginnerPlayer’s Guide

Spore WarOpen war for the elven nation of Kyonin. Veteran heroes defend the forest realm against Treerazer, the demon lord whose spore-fueled corruption creeps out of the blighted Tanglebriar. Martial and desperate — a frontline campaign where the land itself is being poisoned and every position held is paid for.

Levels 11–20 · SequelPlayer’s Guide

Stolen FateA globe-spanning treasure hunt beginning in Absalom's Grand Bazaar. Already-legendary heroes chase the scattered cards of a shattered Deck of Many Things across Golarion and onto other planes, racing rival collectors to reach each one first. Episodic and high-stakes — every card is its own self-contained adventure, with free will itself on the table.

Levels 11–20 · SequelPlayer’s Guide

Strength of ThousandsWizard-school adventures at the prestigious Magaambya academy in the Mwangi Expanse. Heroes are students first and world-savers second — the campaign spans years of academic life, with field studies, exam stress, and an ancient conspiracy threading through it all. The Hogwarts-coded option, with much sharper teeth.

Levels 1–20 · BeginnerPlayer’s Guide

Triumph of the TuskOrc nation-building in the Holds of Belkzen. As the holds gather at Torrentmoot to forge alliances and decide what a unified people might become, the heroes navigate raw tribal politics, old grudges, and the weight of a land everyone else writes off as monstrous. A campaign about diplomacy and identity more than conquest.

Levels 3–11 · BeginnerPlayer’s Guide

Wardens of WildwoodDruidic intrigue in the ancient Verduran Forest. As the Moot of Ages convenes and tensions over logging, fey pacts, and territorial claims boil over, the heroes stand as wardens of the wild — brokering between mortal ambition and powers far older than any kingdom. Nature-fantasy with a political spine: as much negotiation as fang and claw.

Levels 5–13 · BeginnerPlayer’s Guide

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