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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Retreater" data-source="post: 8728682" data-attributes="member: 42040">I don't know what the cost for that is on Fantasy Grounds, but if you legally buy the 3 separate PDFs from Paizo, it's free to import those onto Foundry (one-time fee of $50 to buy the license to GM it). I tried running it on Roll20, manually adding every unique monster and maps, and I can tell you that $50 fee for automation was well worth the dozens of hours it would take to install the whole thing.Yeah. My opinion is that AV was not good as an Adventure Path or even as a megadungeon. (It's not nearly up there with Rappan Athuk.)Kingmaker for PF2 got developed by a 3PP (Legendary Games?). It's something like 2 years late getting released. I believe it is slated to be available in retail in October (with preorders shipping out sooner). My take on it (running in PF1 all those years ago).1) The first two adventures are really good.2) The third adventure doesn't fit with the others.3) Adventures four and five are basically repeats of the same themes and types of opponents, with the names changed.4) Adventure six requires such a crazy jump in power for the characters that it seemed impossible.5) Unless you get the whole group invested in the kingdom-running aspect, you're going to have lots of bored players.</blockquote>