Pathfinder 1E Third-party Pathfinder adventures

[reveal]

So what publishers have published adventures in the Pathfinder setting so far, besides Paizo, and are they any good?

 

[Aeson]

I haven't seen any yet. There are only a couple of third party source books so far. Adventures shouldn't be too far behind.

 

[DaveMage]

IIRC, XRP is in the process of creating some, and I think they have a Pathfinderized .pdf version of their first eleven 1-on-1 Adventures.

Those are the only ones I know of.

I think it's going to be awfully hard to do adventures that are on par with Paizo's own. An author would have to have something that sets the adventure apart from what Paizo offers. A daunting challenge to say the least...

 

[Skeld]

Nick Logue (Sinister) is releasing a high-level adventure sometime in the next few months. The names escapes me right now, but there's a thread here for it.

-Skeld

Edit: Ebon Shroud. It's going to include a Pathfinder conversion. So I guess it's not written exclusively for Pathfinder...

 

[jaerdaph]

Tricky Owlbear Publishing has the Abbey of the Golden Sparrow.

Although it is more of a location detailed then a full adventure.

 

[Wicht]

Someone, Dementia5 IIRC, is releasing an adventure called 'The Gift' at some point. Its a japanese ghost story setting and supposed to be the first of three.

 

[Remathilis]

Wasn't there a rumor going around that Goodman was updating all the 3e-era DCCs to Pathfinder for sale via PDF?

 

[Aeson]

Final Redoubt Press has a line of free adventure seeds. They're generic enough and look like they provide some info on different systems. It shouldn't be too hard to use with Pathfinder. I know it's not what you're looking for but hey they're free. Adventure Seed 1a: A Knife in the Dark - Final Redoubt Press | RPGNow.com

 

[DM_Jeff]

Wasn't there a rumor going around that Goodman was updating all the 3e-era DCCs to Pathfinder for sale via PDF?

Oh for the love of...

I mean. Where do I sign up?

(not holding my breath).

-DM Jeff

 

[Napftor]

Tricky Owlbear Publishing has the Abbey of the Golden Sparrow.

Although it is more of a location detailed then a full adventure.

This is correct. Abbey is the first in our locale series which details one location that fits seamlessly into your Pathfinder or OGL setting. It's got crunch for players and adventure hooks (at the very least) for GMs.