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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Steel_Wind" data-source="post: 5465609" data-attributes="member: 20741">Herremann exaggerates and is being overly kind <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)"  data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />Kingmaker 1 and 2 are "dungeon lite", that's true. Not that there aren't any -- there are lots. Simply that the ones present are small of the 6 to 8 room variety. But all APs have some significant  dungeons in them and Kingmaker does too. Some more than others, to be sure, but ALL APs have them.If you are a relatively new GM? Then I would not recommend Kingmaker. Otherwise, that should be fine for you.For roleplaying focus, the gem of Paizo's entire Pathfinder AP line -- and the best overall AP module yet released in my opinion -- is Richard Pett's The Six-Fold Trial. That's Vol II of the Council of Thieves AP for Pathfinder RPG. The Six Fold Trial has a relatively large dungeon in it -- but it has *lots* of RP too. A perfect balance that eluded both Paizo and Richard in the Age of Worms AP instalment for 3.5, The Prince of Redhand. This module was their second at-bat to hit that perfect blend -- and this time, they nailed it. For all that, I am extremely keen on Carrion Crown which should be released to subscribers in under 2 weeks. Listen to Episode #014 of the Podcast for more on Michael Kortes' Carrion Crown 1: The Haunting of Harrowstone.Up next on Episode 013:The CompanionIntro & MailCharacter Concept Workshop:The Black Knight! While not PFS legal, this is an exceptionally cool build aimed at GMs for NPC use... or for those PCs who care to take a ride on the dark side.Companion InterviewMonte Cook - AWESOME interview with Monte on the industry, where it's been and where it's going and what Monte has been up to.Deck of Many ThingsWe look at -- and evaluate -- software for Pathfinder RPG.Herolab - We interview Colen McAlister- Lead Developer of Herolab at Lone Wolf Development; andd20Pro - We interview Mat Morton (Lead Developer) and Nick Bevilacqua (Director of Business Develpoment)  at MindGene, creators of d20Pro.And on the Deck's roundtable, the podcast hosts'  impressions of both Herolab and d20Pro -- where the rubber meets the road.The ChronicleChronicle InterviewMonte Cook discusses Curse of the Riven Sky. ReviewCurse of the Riven Sky: We Review Monte Cook's Curse of the Riven Sky, a 10th level stand-alone adventure for Pathfinder RPGETA: Either this Sunday night or next. At this rate, Feb 27th seems most likely. With the extra interviews, this is a very LONG episode; probably our longest yet.Format Change: By popular demand, we expect to be releasing episode #013 of the podcast in Chapter Bookmarked .AAC format.  We will also provide a link to the older .mp3 format of the cast directly on our forums for those listeners whose .mp3 players do not support the .AAC format.  If you have any doubts as to whether or not your desktop supports AAC? It does. Only a handful of older (and very cheap) mp3 players don't support AAC. All iPods, the Zune, iRiver, most Sandisk and all smart phones support AAC.</blockquote>

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