[LFP][Pathfinder 1e][Poll] Adventure Paths Interest Poll

I'm trying to see what pre-written  Adventure Paths  and/or Modules from Paizo people would like to see run on this platform. List of published campaigns in order of release: Hollow's Last Hope (standalone, levels 1-2) Crown of the Kobold King (standalone, level 2) Conquest of Bloodsworn Vale (standalone, levels 6-8) Seven Swords of Sin  (standalone, levels 7-8) Rise of the Runelords (6 parts, levels 1-15+, available on Roll20 as the Anniversary Edition ) Gallery of Evil  (standalone, levels 8-10) Entombed with the Pharaohs  (standalone, levels 6-8) Carnival of Tears  (standalone, levels 5-6) Into the Haunted Forest  (standalone, levels (1-2) Guardians of Dragonfall  (standalone, levels 11-12) Hangman's Noose  (standalone, levels 1-3) Crucible of Chaos  (standalone, levels 8-10) Curse of the Crimson Throne (6 parts, levels 1-16) River into Darkness  (standalone, levels 4-6) The Demon Within  (standalone, levels 11-13) Flight of the Red Raven  (standalone, levels 4-6) Revenge of the Kobold King  (standalone, levels 5-6) Tower of the Last Baron  (standalone, levels 5-7) Second Darkness (6 parts, levels 1-16) Treasure of Chimera Cove  (standalone, levels 5-7) Hungry Are the Dead  (standalone, levels 6-8) The Pact Stone Pyramid  (standalone, levels 8-10) Clash of the Kingslayers  (standalone, level 10) Legacy of Fire (6 parts, levels 1-15) Blood of Dragonscar  (standalone, level 15) Beyond the Vault of Souls  (standalone, level 9) Crypt of the Everflame  (standalone, level 1) Council of Thieves (6 parts, levels 1-13) Carrion Hill  (standalone, level 5) Masks of the Living God  (standalone, level 3) Realm of the Fellnight Queen  (standalone, level 7) Kingmaker (6 parts, levels 1-17+) City of Golden Death  (standalone, level 5) From Shore to Sea  (standalone, level 6) Master of the Fallen Fortress  (standalone, level 1) Curse of the Riven Sky  (standalone, level 10) Serpent's Skull (6 parts, levels 1-17+) The Witchwar Legacy  (standalone, level 17) The Godsmouth Heresy  (standalone, level 1) Cult of the Ebon Destroyers  (standalone, level 8) Carrion Crown (6 parts, levels 1-15+) Tomb of the Iron Medusa   (standalone, level  14) Academy of Secrets  (standalone, level 13) We Be Goblins!  (standalone, level 1) The Harrowing  (standalone, level 9) Jade Regent (6 parts, levels 1-15+) Feast of Ravenmoor  (standalone, level 3) The Ruby Phoenix Tournament  (standalone, level 11) Skulls & Shackles (6 parts, levels 1-15+) The Midnight Mirror  (standalone, level 4) No Response from Deepmar  (standalone, level 8) Dawn of the Scarlet Sun  (standalone, level 5) The Moonscar  (standalone, level 16) Murder's Mark  (standalone, level 1) Shattered Star (6 parts, levels 1-17+) Thornkeep (standalone, levels 1-8) Reign of Winter (6 parts, levels 1-17+) Broken Chains  (standalone, level 4) Fangwood Keep  (standalone, level 6) Doom Comes to Dustpawn  (standalone, level 9) We Be Goblins Too!  (standalone, level 3) The Dragon's Demand  (standalone, levels 1-7) Wrath of the Righteous (6 parts, levels 1-20) Wardens of the Reborn Forge (standalone, levels 12-15) Mummy's Mask (6 parts, levels 1-17+) Tears at Bitter Manor  (standalone, levels 5-8) Risen from the Sands  (standalone, level 3) The Emerald Spire Superdungeon  (standalone, levels 1-13) Iron Gods (6 parts, levels 1-17+) Plunder & Peril  (standalone, levels 4-7) Daughters of Fury  (standalone, levels 3-6) Giantslayer (6 parts, levels 1-17+) We Be Goblins Free!  (standalone, level 4) Hell's Rebels (6 parts, levels 1-17+) Feast of Dust  (standalone, levels 11-14) The House on Hook Street  (standalone, level 6) Down the Blighted Path  (standalone, levels 5-7) Hell's Vengeance (6 parts, levels 1-17+) Ire of the Storm  (standalone, levels 1-6) We B4 Goblins!  (standalone, level 1) Gallows of Madness  (standalone, levels 1-3) Strange Aeons (6 parts, levels 1-17+) Seers of the Drowned City (standalone, levels 6-8) Ironfang Invasion (6 parts, levels 1-18+) Heroes for Highdelve  (standalone, level 1) Ruins of Azlant (6 parts, levels 1-17+) War for the Crown (6 parts, levels 1-18+, available on Roll20) The Gauntlet  (standalone, level 8) We Be 5uper Goblins!  (standalone, level 6) Return of the Runelords (6 parts, levels 1-18+, partially available on Roll20) Cradle of Night (standalone, levels 8-10) Tyrant's Grasp (6 parts, levels 1-18+) If none of the above peek your interest, then you are more than welcome to make other suggestions such as Pathfinder Society Scenario , third-party stuff, or even straight up homebrew.

Carrion Crown and Jade Regent seem really cool. Edit: Because others have mentioned it. I could also get behind kingmaker. Most of the are cool really. I was just stating a preference. Kingmaker could likely make on to the preferred list though.

Been really keen to play through kingmaker or wrath of the righteous. Or any of the modules that have mythic or the management type play involved.

Kingmaker, Wraith of the Righteous, Return of the Runelords

Carrion Crown, Curse of the Crimson Throne, Skull and shackles

Homebrew: Sandbox Something where you can have your char do or be whatever he/she wants to be. You want to be a crafter and open a chain of shops? Go for it. You want a airship and sail the world and see all its wonders? Go got it. You want to find love and settle down and have a family? Go for it. You want to become the most famous Dragon Slayer in the world? Go for it.  You get the idea. What also be good with sandbox is a side story arch so even though you have a choice to be what ever you want be there is a side story to follow when you wish doing so. This is my vote and if you decide to run it, please let me know I love to play it.

While i would second, ShadowDragon's desires if such was an option. I thought that the general nature of this poll was "adventure paths", even if they were homebrew ones. The core question was as to something with a backbone of story to give structure and help keep a semi cohesive aim. I'm always all for something that focuses on the characters being played, but building the whole thing around said players' whims is a whole other kettle of fish. Adventure paths may be molded and altered by the players, but there is a degree to which they are expected to buy into the premise of the path rather than the GM to build the world in front of them extemporaneously.

Robot said: While i would second, ShadowDragon's desires if such was an option. I thought that the general nature of this poll was "adventure paths", even if they were homebrew ones. The core question was as to something with a backbone of story to give structure and help keep a semi cohesive aim. I'm always all for something that focuses on the characters being played, but building the whole thing around said players' whims is a whole other kettle of fish. Adventure paths may be molded and altered by the players, but there is a degree to which they are expected to buy into the premise of the path rather than the GM to build the world in front of them extemporaneously. He/She did offer homebrew option as a choice. So I gave him/her one. If he/she chooses to follow it or not is totally up to him/her. No more no less.

Giantslayer, Mummy's Mask, Wrath of the Righteous, Kingmaker

Just as a note, most of these APs actually go higher than level 15.  Most end at around 17-18, and a few (Wrath of the Righteous and Return of the Runelords) go all the way to level 20.

Alex H.  said: Just as a note, most of these APs actually go higher than level 15.  Most end at around 17-18, and a few (Wrath of the Righteous and Return of the Runelords) go all the way to level 20. I had no idea, I just assumed all the first edition stuff were all roughly the same. Thanks for letting me know! Fixed the opening post.

Are you intending to run one of the APs?

Personally I'd like to play through Kingmaker or Wrath of the Righteous; above all though, my biggest motivation to play a campaign right now would be something using Spheres of Power. Just not enough GM's allowing 3pp let alone a whole new magic system. :/

Agreed @Christian, unfortunately not enough DMs allow Spheres of Power/Might, although it being a fantastic system.

As unsolicited DMs can be considered rude and getting off topic is considered rude at least, and might violate the rules of the board. May I contact you, Christian, to discuss Spheres of Power and see about setting up a game that would satisfy that desire? I can't promise I'm a great GM and I would definitely have to study up on Spheres of Power before I can run, but both you and Charlie seem to like it, so it might well be worth studying. I also if Wedge is up for it, rock on. Go with Wedge. Wedge is better and this is their post.

Robot said: As unsolicited DMs can be considered rude and getting off topic is considered rude at least, and might violate the rules of the board. May I contact you, Christian, to discuss Spheres of Power and see about setting up a game that would satisfy that desire? I can't promise I'm a great GM and I would definitely have to study up on Spheres of Power before I can run, but both you and Charlie seem to like it, so it might well be worth studying. I also if Wedge is up for it, rock on. Go with Wedge. Wedge is better and this is their post. Yes my friend, that would be fine. I appreciate asking for consent before the DM

Kingmaker Serpent's Skull Carrion Crown Shattered Star Reign of Winter   Ironfang Invasion Tyrant's Grasp That would be my choices. :)

Updated to include modules. Charlie C. said: Are you intending to run one of the APs? Possibly. This is more to see what the demands are; not just for me, but for fellow GMs out there as well.

I have an interest in in Tyrant's Grasp, Carrion Crown, Strange Aeons, and Reign of Winter for anyone still collecting data.

Jade Regent