Pathfinder 1E What Makes Paizo Adventures the Best?

[Roland55]

This might be a minority opinion, but I think it's the Golem.

Who else has a large, purple Golem on their staff? No one ... that's who.

There. The literal triumph of logic.

 

[Qualidar]

Very few dungeon crawls, lots of deep, colourful NPCs who are integral to the plot the whole way through, varying adventure types, fantastic ideas and set-pieces, moral decisions, a tight cohesive and engaging storyline, fantastic locations.

That's really what I find I look for in adventures.

 

[Princesskeyblade]

Although I do think WotBS is the best AP out there. I am, of course, biased!

I saw some of the cartography Qualidar did and was very impressed with it. But I am a little biased! ;D


I love the artwork and the story lines in a Paizo adventure. Because Qualidar is running them, I can't read the adventure in detail, but just flipping through one, it looks filled with useful information and easy on the eyes.

 

[whimsychris]

I agree with much that has been said before. Another aspect I like about their adventures is that they are willing to push the boundaries of what has been done before. For example, the upcoming Kingmaker AP will be giving the PCs a chance to be rulers of small kingdoms. I'm very interested in seeing how they pull that off.

 

[MerrikCale]

lots of deep, colourful NPCs who are integral to the plot the whole way through,

thats so underrated

 

[Mustrum_Ridcully]

thats so underrated

If not underrated, certainly underused.