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<blockquote data-quote="Helluin" data-source="post: 7066051" data-attributes="member: 6875004">Lvl. 9-14. It's not so much that there is a shortage of modules at this level range. I just happen to find this the most interesting level to play.On the other hand, I second that there is not enough high level (17+) APs. Mythic materials are also underrepresented.With regards to themes, I'd love to see more serious fey-themed campaigns. I know there are already a few modules/adventure paths that feature fey as antagonists, but I'd like to see them cast in a different light. The portrayal of the Fair Folk in official Paizo materials seems a little stereotyped, in my opinion, since I feel that Paizo has thus far only successfully portrayed their fey as capricious tricksters. Sometimes I can see their writings are trying to emphasize other facets of the Fair Folk, for example, their alien mentality. But the result was rather disappointing since those Feys ended up being quite predictable and not even remotely alien or eerie...It would also be very interesting to explore the Fair Folks (well, a subset of them anyways) as a race that eternally struggles against Banality (yeah, I shamelessly stole this notion from WoD), though I have little idea how one would create a campaign based on this conflict.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Helluin, post: 7066051, member: 6875004"] Lvl. 9-14. It's not so much that there is a shortage of modules at this level range. I just happen to find this the most interesting level to play. On the other hand, I second that there is not enough high level (17+) APs. Mythic materials are also underrepresented. With regards to themes, I'd love to see more serious fey-themed campaigns. I know there are already a few modules/adventure paths that feature fey as antagonists, but I'd like to see them cast in a different light. The portrayal of the Fair Folk in official Paizo materials seems a little stereotyped, in my opinion, since I feel that Paizo has thus far only successfully portrayed their fey as capricious tricksters. Sometimes I can see their writings are trying to emphasize other facets of the Fair Folk, for example, their alien mentality. But the result was rather disappointing since those Feys ended up being quite predictable and not even remotely alien or eerie... It would also be very interesting to explore the Fair Folks (well, a subset of them anyways) as a race that eternally struggles against Banality (yeah, I shamelessly stole this notion from WoD), though I have little idea how one would create a campaign based on this conflict. [/QUOTE]

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