D&D 5E Paizo's 'The Abomination Vaults' Pathinder AP Coming to 5E

Paizo is set to release one of its adventure paths--The Abomination Vaults--for D&D 5E in November. The AP will be compiled as a hardcover and retail for $59.99. There will also be a Pathfinder 2E version of the hardcover. The 3-part adventure path was originally released for Pathfinder 2E in early 2021, and is a big dungeon crawl adventure. When the mysterious Gauntlight, an eerie...

Paizo is set to release one of its adventure paths--The Abomination Vaults--for D&D 5E in November. The AP will be compiled as a hardcover and retail for $59.99. There will also be a Pathfinder 2E version of the hardcover.

The 3-part adventure path was originally released for Pathfinder 2E in early 2021, and is a big dungeon crawl adventure.

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When the mysterious Gauntlight, an eerie landlocked lighthouse, glows with baleful light, the people of Otari know something terrible is beginning. Evil stirs in the depths of the Abomination Vaults, a sprawling dungeon where a wicked sorcerer attempted to raise an army of monsters hundreds of years ago. The town's newest heroes must venture into a sprawling dungeon filled with beasts and traps to prevent a spiteful spellcaster from rising again!

This complete compilation of the original Adventure Path campaign has been adapted to the newest version of the world’s oldest RPG. You’ve heard about the quality and depth of Pathfinder campaigns for years—now explore the Abomination Vaults yourself without having to learn a new game system!
 

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Bill Zebub

“It’s probably Matt Mercer’s fault.”
I don't know how familiar you are with Paizo, but most of their APs go that way, albeit with different backdrops and starting events, as well as some ramping up at drastically different rates.

And to be fair, WoTC hasn't really been doing that recently. The adventure anthologies aside (which have absolutely none of that), Rime of the Frostmaiden was a pretty slow start in an area that's always perpetually kinda awful. But you're right, the streak has been pretty consistent over the years from Dragons to Tharizdun to the Demon Lords to Giants to Acererak.

Yeah their anthologies are my favorite adventure books. And CoS.
 

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SteveC

Doing the best imitation of myself
I suspect this will be a major undertaking to convert. The assumptions for a 5E adventure are considerably different than Pathfinder 2. In Pathfinder you're pretty much going into every combat at full HP, which is definitely not the case in 5E.
 

Reynard

Legend

Starfox

Hero
Nice to see Age of Worms mentioned so much and so positively. Saldy Age of Worms was published in Dungeon Magazine, which was at that time run by Paizo - who at this time was much smaller than it is today. This means that is caught in lawyer hell and likely cannot be republished.
 

Eyes of Nine

Everything's Fine
Nice to see Age of Worms mentioned so much and so positively. Saldy Age of Worms was published in Dungeon Magazine, which was at that time run by Paizo - who at this time was much smaller than it is today. This means that is caught in lawyer hell and likely cannot be republished.
Oh ye of little faith. With enough money and will anything pretty much is possible. Now, Hasbro and Paizo both have money (Hasbro probably 100x Paizo; but PAizo's got RPG-sized "money"). And then the will? We can give them the will by talking about it All. The. Time. Witness Spelljammer...

Ahem, sadly not me, since I don't actually know much about the Age of Worms.
 


dave2008

Legend
Nice to see Age of Worms mentioned so much and so positively. Saldy Age of Worms was published in Dungeon Magazine, which was at that time run by Paizo - who at this time was much smaller than it is today. This means that is caught in lawyer hell and likely cannot be republished.
Paizo does not own the rights to Age of Worms, WotC does. WotC could publish a 5e version of this adventure if they wanted, but I wouldn't hold my breath.
 

Paizo does not own the rights to Age of Worms, WotC does. WotC could publish a 5e version of this adventure if they wanted, but I wouldn't hold my breath.
Well, they might, but the whole thing will be levels 3-8, Kyuss will totally just be misunderstood antihero, and the coverart will feature a cutesy chibi-larva-mage that can be a mascot for the adventure and feature prominently in branded toys. /s 😃
 

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