Hello! My name is Steve, and I am a Game Master. I started playing TTRPGs in 1999, and I’ve been playing and running them pretty consistently since 2009. I’m currently running four Pathfinder 2e games a week; three online, one in person. Three are quite a ways into their respective campaigns, and one is just getting started, so I thought I’d utilize this site to log their adventures for posterity. I’ll also be using this blog to detail how I’m using Foundry VTT to run my games, and my attempts to create new content for some existing adventures.
Tuesdays are for Curse of the Crimson Throne, which I believe is the first adventure module for Pathfinder 1e. I found a conversion guide on Pathfinder Infinite, and we’re having a great time. As of this writing we are 48 sessions in, and about a third of the way through the AP. We only have about 2 hours a week to play, so it’ll be a while before we’re done.
Wednesdays are for Rusthenge, which will then transition to the P1e adventure path Carrion Crown. Rusthenge is a great starter adventure, even better than Paizo’s Beginner Box, which I’ve also run a few times. I decided to go with Carrion Crown instead of say, Seven Dooms for Sandpoint, because of some PC backstory choices and the fact that Carrion Crown is just awesome. It’s going to be a bit tricky to convert it to 2nd edition, and I’ll be blogging those steps here. We’re 7 sessions in and I’m loving these characters!
Fridays are for Quest for the Frozen Flame, a 2e AP released in January 2022 about a group of nomads traversing the Realm of the Mammoth Lords in search of an ancient artifact. We are 58 sessions in and we just started the 3rd and final book. Having a blast!
Sundays are for Heroes of the Vale, which began with The Fall of Plaguestone, the first adventure written for Pathfinder 2e, and continues into Red Hand of Doom, an adventure for D&D 3.5. We’re 38 sessions in and about halfway through it. I’m using a fantastic conversion by We Play in a Society on their amazing blog.
The Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday games are played online over Zoom, and the Sunday game is in person with a group of people I’ve been playing with for a while now, this year marks ten years we’ve been playing together! Both games utilize Foundry VTT.
On to the next adventure!
