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Pathfinder Adventure Path: The Bastards of Erebus (Council of Thieves #1)
The Council of Thieves Adventure Path starts with a bang in the crumbling metropolis of Westcrown, former capital of Cheliax, a once-proud empire now reduced to political infighting and ruled by a revolutionary aristocracy in league with the vilest devils of Hell. Decadent nobles and desperate rebels face off against a backdrop of crumbling buildings and badly eroded stabi...more
Paperback, 96 pages
Published
August 1st 2009
by Paizo Publishing
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I'm currently running this Adventure Path for my Pathfinder group.
I thought this one was a lot of fun, but I have to admit that having characters who aren't from Westcrown in the party makes it REALLY hard to have them care. The group gets pulled directly into action, and while any goodly character would take up the cause of freeing Westcrown from these shadows that roam the streets at night, I struggled with getting a few of the PCs involved.
All in all, I had a lot of fun, it had some great in...more
I thought this one was a lot of fun, but I have to admit that having characters who aren't from Westcrown in the party makes it REALLY hard to have them care. The group gets pulled directly into action, and while any goodly character would take up the cause of freeing Westcrown from these shadows that roam the streets at night, I struggled with getting a few of the PCs involved.
All in all, I had a lot of fun, it had some great in...more
Although I liked this adventure, I think that the best part is not the adventure itself. I really enjoyed the short story by Dave Gross and look forward to reading the next part in the following adventure. I also enjoyed the description of the tieflings and the bestiary. The adventure itself, although it is good, does not have the same compelling locations and elements as what I am used to in other Paizo products. It is only in the last part where the characters invade the lair of the Bastards t...more
Mar 27, 2013
William Quest
marked it as to-read
Jan 04, 2013
Matthew Berlinski
marked it as rpg-gaming
Aug 05, 2010
Ted
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parrais
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