Pathfinder 1E Paizo cherry picks

[EricNoah]

I just wanted to thank the Paizo crew for much of the last year's worth of my campaign. I cherry picked Sandpoint from Pathfinder #1, the Monastery of the Opal Fist from "Dungeon of the Fire Opal" in Dungeon Magasine, Jzadirune from the first Shackled City adventure, numerous low-level bad guys from various Pathfinder/Game Mastery modules, and Foxglove Manor from Pathfinder #2 (along with some Dungeon Crawl Classics) and have had a blast over the past year weaving them together. Be warned that I might be cherry picking Diamond Lake from the Age of Worms AP soon!

 

[Jeff Wilder]

Bah. Screw specifics.

Paizo rocks.

 

[Treebore]

I just wanted to thank the Paizo crew for much of the last year's worth of my campaign. I cherry picked Sandpoint from Pathfinder #1, the Monastery of the Opal Fist from "Dungeon of the Fire Opal" in Dungeon Magasine, Jzadirune from the first Shackled City adventure, numerous low-level bad guys from various Pathfinder/Game Mastery modules, and Foxglove Manor from Pathfinder #2 (along with some Dungeon Crawl Classics) and have had a blast over the past year weaving them together. Be warned that I might be cherry picking Diamond Lake from the Age of Worms AP soon!

This is why I am not too picky about modules. There is always a good map, good location, good NPC, SOMETHING, worth stealing/cherry picking for the over all campaign. Usually several things. So even if I don't like a module, as long as I see some good things to cherry pick, I'm still happy.

 

[GeorgeFields]

Exactly.

I'm cherry picking about a dozen different things for next campaign and modifying (and updating some to 3.5) them to fit in Kalamar.

 

[Eosin the Red]

Forget cherry pick, I am running the Skinsaw Murders pretty much out of the box. I haven't run a strait adventure in years.

 

[Knightfall]

I just wanted to thank the Paizo crew for much of the last year's worth of my campaign. I cherry picked Sandpoint from Pathfinder #1, the Monastery of the Opal Fist from "Dungeon of the Fire Opal" in Dungeon Magasine, Jzadirune from the first Shackled City adventure, numerous low-level bad guys from various Pathfinder/Game Mastery modules, and Foxglove Manor from Pathfinder #2 (along with some Dungeon Crawl Classics) and have had a blast over the past year weaving them together. Be warned that I might be cherry picking Diamond Lake from the Age of Worms AP soon!

I have cherry picked Cauldron and Jzadirune from the Shackled City Adventure Path as well as Sasserine from the Savage Tide Adventure Path (still want to run that one) and Korvosa from Pathfinder Chronicles: Guide to Korvosa.

I still haven't decided if I'm going to use Sandpoint for World of Kulan and my gut feeling tells me "no" considering how I added Korvosa to the Lands of Harqual. Still, I could put it on one of my other continents. Hmm...

 

[Gilladian]

I'm running the Whispering Cairn modified to an egyptian flavor for my Hamunaptra campaign - but leaving out the plot that happens in Diamond Lake, just using the Cairn itself.

I'm really looking forward to running Rise of the Runelords later - maybe in its entirety, maybe just the first two or three modules, haven't decided yet...

 

[Dragonhelm]

I've enjoyed my Paizo products immensely and look forward to what they have each month. I like the idea of porting their materials into my own settings.

I think their goblins and kobolds are top notch, so I use those in Dragonlance. I haven't cared about those monsters in years, and Paizo made them fun again. That's one thing that Paizo does well; they make monsters fun.

 

[Serendipity]

Amen. I haven't felt this good about a single company's products in years.

 

[Dragonbait]

I don't even plan on running the Pathfinder RPG and Paizo STILL rocks. I love their stuff.