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Message: <blockquote data-quote="gamerprinter" data-source="post: 6653052" data-attributes="member: 50895">Yes, there are multiple published versions of Freeport (by the same publisher) and one of them is specifically for Pathfinder RPG. And those two posted links, by myself, and Darkwolf445 are SRD's (all the Pathfinder rules in a wiki, so you don't have to buy all the books - now a lot of the fluff and art in PF rules cannot be reposted, but the base description and mechanics are all there.)And since you seem to be open to using third party material (such as Freeport), there are many awesome third party products that support Pathfinder out there. One of the top product reviewers is Thilo Graf, who goes by the name Endzeitgeist on most forums, and he has a website (and a Patreon paying him to write) where he posts all his reviews. Note, he is very fair and just as often gives a one star for a given product and a five star to something else. If you want to look at his list of recommended products, visit <a href="http://endzeitgeist.com/" target="_blank">Endzeitgeist.com</a>Since I am posting here, if you have interest, I've published (as an imprint under Rite Publishing) my homebrew, the <a href="http://drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/2373/Rite-Publishing/subcategory/4448_6626/Kaidan" target="_blank">Kaidan setting of Japanese horror (PFRPG)</a>, which you can think as a cross between Kara-Tur (or other analog fantasy feudal Japan) and Ravenloft - though it has its own special kind of horror rather than Powers checks.I'm currently working on a gothic horror, fantasy old west setting called Gothic Western (intended for publication for Pathfinder), though it is still early in development. Will release a one-shot adventure in the next month or so for that.</blockquote>

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