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<blockquote data-quote="Argyle King" data-source="post: 5908284" data-attributes="member: 58416">As others have said, Red Hand of Doom.&nbsp; I can't say enough how good it is.As someone who recently learned Pathfinder, I've also come to the conclusion that the sample adventure in The Beginner's Box could (with a few tweaks) very easily lead into Red Hand of Doom.&nbsp; As someone who is a fan of Dragon Age, I also suggest RHoD as an adventure which (again, with a few tweaks) would make an excellent Dragon Age adventure path.&nbsp; Refluff some of the creatures as Darkspawn, and you have a story which fits right into the story set in place by Dragon Age: Origins.&nbsp; RHoD is good in it's own right, but the fact that I can so easily plug it into other games I play and still have it make sense (with very minimal work) makes the value even greater.&nbsp; If Paizo could get the rights to it, I'd love to see a Pathfinderized (updating monster stats and such) RHoD.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Argyle King, post: 5908284, member: 58416"] As others have said, [I]Red Hand of Doom[/I]. I can't say enough how good it is. As someone who recently learned Pathfinder, I've also come to the conclusion that the sample adventure in The Beginner's Box could (with a few tweaks) very easily lead into Red Hand of Doom. As someone who is a fan of Dragon Age, I also suggest RHoD as an adventure which (again, with a few tweaks) would make an excellent Dragon Age adventure path. Refluff some of the creatures as Darkspawn, and you have a story which fits right into the story set in place by Dragon Age: Origins. RHoD is good in it's own right, but the fact that I can so easily plug it into other games I play and still have it make sense (with very minimal work) makes the value even greater. If Paizo could get the rights to it, I'd love to see a Pathfinderized (updating monster stats and such) RHoD. [/QUOTE]

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