Now, the DM had a big error after this, completely forgetting chapter 2, so we went straight to chapter 3 at lvl 3. The kobolds dealt a bit of damage before we killed one and convinced the rest to scram. The owlbears beat on the rogue a ton, downing him once, while I managed to only land a single hit the whole fight using my flurry of blows. Our sorcerer was the MVP with constant acid arrows. The next morning, Eliel informed Gregg and her parents that she wanted to get married and stay in town. The market’s owner is the dour, humorless Keeleno Lathenar. Keeleno pays handsomely for wolf pelts, as a wolf-like monster slew his wife years ago, and he hopes to one day acquire the skin of her killer. My goodness! Such brave young heroes! Yes, of course, if it is just a stray then by all means save it. As such, I would guess Otari will be like Etran's Folly or Kassen or, for that matter, Sandpoint or Falcon's Hollow the first time we met them: a town no one's ever heard of before where an adventure is now being set. I don't believe Paizo requires you to own Burnt Offerings or Hollow's Last Hope to run any of the later adventures set in the same towns; they've reprinted the information you need for the module.

Individual area descriptions linked to maps, containing new encounters, treasure parcels and descriptions for just that area Leo Strides forward (concentrating on his Dancing Lights), tap, tap, tapping, tapping his staff noisily upon the rubble-strewn flooring. The Witch then gives the Rat a stink eye! Every ancient elf was once young, as much as many would choose to forget that uncomfortable fact. Yes, every 200-year-old warrior was once a youngster of 17. Every 300-year-old scholar was once dancing at 18. Every 400-year-old wizard was once apologizing for their rash behavior at 19. Every 500-year-old… well, you get the idea.The anthology's three adventures introduce a number of play styles, including clearing out an abandoned fish camp, a sandbox romp to get to the bottom of sabotage, and a classic puzzle-filled dungeon crawl. Not sure who the 'he' is that smells of cheap wine - Nokham or the husband. I'll go with the latter. Ness wrinkled her nose as the smell of cheap wine wafted from the granny's man. Even for all his wife's complaining, the man had been seen playing cards at the Fishery. My friends and I are playing Trouble in Otari, and while we’re definitely not new to RPGs (one of the players and I actually participated in the playtest for 2e), this was our first Pathfinder 2e adventure. So far however, things have been rough difficulty wise, so I thought I’d finally make a post to get some input. This FoundryVTT module is compilation of maps for the Pathfinder Second Edition TROUBLES IN OTARI adventures. It includes maps made by myself for my own game - but shared with everyone in the hope that you will find it useful.

At Crook’s Nook, a brine shark elemental leaps right into the tavern from one of the trapdoors. The heroes are on hand to defeat it, earning the gratitude of the Osprey Club. The thieves decide to thank the heroes by committing minor crimes against the heroes’ rivals (or anyone they perceive to be the heroes’ rivals) and give the heroes the “credit.” These gestures undoubtedly land the heroes in trouble with Lardus Longsaddle, and the heroes must clear up the confusion.

Pathfinder Adventure: Troubles in Otari

The small seaside town of Otari is known for its fresh fish and skilled sailors, but above all, it’s a big logging town, providing My question is, how hard would it be to run the beginner box and carry that into TiO and carry that into AV? Just in case it becomes something my group wishes to sink their teeth into. Also good for a future reference for other players and such. Is this a viable things to do and how much work would it involve for a relative newbie to the system? This product is not a PDF or accessible outside of Fantasy Grounds. It has been lovingly converted for use within Fantasy Grounds and features the following additions: