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Message: <blockquote data-quote="wolff96" data-source="post: 5511449" data-attributes="member: 342">I'm not familiar at all with their standalone modules.  However, I really enjoy the PF Adventure Paths.The best ones (IMO, obviously) are Rise of the Runelords and Kingmaker.  Rise of the Runelords is a *classic* adventure path, taking the PCs through a lot of different types of adventures -- goblin attacks, a haunted house, the hills-have-eyes style backwoods ogres -- before turning more firmly towards saving the world and fighting through some interesting dungeons and passages.  That said, there aren't a ton of RP opportunities that the players/DM don't make.Kingmaker is a kind of sandbox campaign, where the players are exploring and building their own kingdom...  carving it out of the wilderness and then defending it.  It's pretty amazing.Of the rest, I love the setting of Legacy of Fire, though I haven't had a chance to play or run it.  Those are the ones I have direct experience with, so I'll leave the rest to others.NOTE:  Legacy of Fire and the modules before it are D&D 3.5.  Everything after that is Pathfinder rules.  And Paizo modules don't tend to have at least a few *tough* boss fights throughout their course...</blockquote>