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Splinters of Faith 2: Burning Desires by Frog God Games
This product is 21 pages long. It starts with a cover, ToC, and credits. (3 pages)
Adventure Introduction. (5 pages)
This section has the introduction, it also gives a overview of a dwarven village. It has a map of the village and details the locations in the village. It also introduces a new dwarven deity, with a how to use this adventure sidebar. Which talks about the whole adventure series and if you want to use this stand alone.
Adventure Background (7 pages)
The dwarven village is up in the hills with a swamp below. Something has been stolen from the temple in the village. The PC's if they did the first adventure might be here because of the item. If used stand alone the PC's can just be hired to recover the item. It has information on searching the temple to find out how it was stolen and eventually it leads into the swamp. It has a wander monster table and map of the swamp area. Along with 10 encounter locations in the swamp, including one mini side dungeon.
Location of the thief (5 pages)
This is a dungeon crawl of sorts. It has 7 encounter location, another new god and a side bar on finishing the adventure, if used in part of the series.
It ends with a OGL (1 page)
Closing thoughts, it is well written and a pretty simple and straight forward adventure. Once the PC's learn of where to look for the thief, it is a fairly standard wilder adventure that ends in a mini dungeon. The art work is fair to good black and white. Monsters from the Bestiary is given basic stats, while monsters from any other book is given full stat blocks. So all you need to run this adventure is the Pathfinder RPG and bestiary.
It's a solid well written adventure. So what's my rating? Well it is a good solid, simple adventure but I also wasn't wowed by it either. So I am giving it a 4 star review. This product like most Frog God Games products has a very old school feel to it.
This product is 21 pages long. It starts with a cover, ToC, and credits. (3 pages)
Adventure Introduction. (5 pages)
This section has the introduction, it also gives a overview of a dwarven village. It has a map of the village and details the locations in the village. It also introduces a new dwarven deity, with a how to use this adventure sidebar. Which talks about the whole adventure series and if you want to use this stand alone.
Adventure Background (7 pages)
The dwarven village is up in the hills with a swamp below. Something has been stolen from the temple in the village. The PC's if they did the first adventure might be here because of the item. If used stand alone the PC's can just be hired to recover the item. It has information on searching the temple to find out how it was stolen and eventually it leads into the swamp. It has a wander monster table and map of the swamp area. Along with 10 encounter locations in the swamp, including one mini side dungeon.
Location of the thief (5 pages)
This is a dungeon crawl of sorts. It has 7 encounter location, another new god and a side bar on finishing the adventure, if used in part of the series.
It ends with a OGL (1 page)
Closing thoughts, it is well written and a pretty simple and straight forward adventure. Once the PC's learn of where to look for the thief, it is a fairly standard wilder adventure that ends in a mini dungeon. The art work is fair to good black and white. Monsters from the Bestiary is given basic stats, while monsters from any other book is given full stat blocks. So all you need to run this adventure is the Pathfinder RPG and bestiary.
It's a solid well written adventure. So what's my rating? Well it is a good solid, simple adventure but I also wasn't wowed by it either. So I am giving it a 4 star review. This product like most Frog God Games products has a very old school feel to it.
