Which Pathfinder AP should OwlCat adapt next? In your opinion?

[Cryomancer]

The list, of all PF1E APs, not inlcuding WoTR and Kingmaker cuz OwlCat already adaptated both.

• Rise of the Runelords
• Curse of the Crimson Throne
• Second Darkness
• Legacy of Fire
• Council of Thieves
• Serpent's Skull
• Carrion Crown
• Jade Regent
• Skull & Shackles
• Shattered Star
• Reign of Winter
• Mummy's Mask
• Iron Gods
• Giantslayer
• Hell's Rebels
• Strange Aeons
• Ironfang Invasion
• Ruins of Azlant
• War for the Crown
• Return of the Runelords
• Tyrant's Grasp

My opinion? Rise of the Runelords, explore the ruins of a ancient magocracy. Second Darkness, focus on "underdark". Serpent's Skull is "seeking Eldorado" . Jade Regent, high fantasy ancient China. Skull & Shackles, high fantasy pirates with firearms and you can own a island. Reign of Winter is about curse of the winter expanding. Mummy's Mask is high fantasy ancient Egypt. Iron Gods is high tech, high magic ancient tech artifact exploration. Giantslayer is about a warmonger cloud giant with a artifact. So many cool unique ideas. Legacy of Fire with Cris Avellone writing has potential to be a modern planescape torment. Is is mostly mid level planar travel adventure, where you can visit even the City of Embers.

Among this APs, thematically I would prefer the Reign of Winter. But the book 5 "Rasputin Must Die!" would probably cause a massive butthurt. But would be interesting to see magical creatures, magic weapons and spells vs WW1 era firearms. Imagine using a Mosin Nagant in a Pathfinder game... Rise of the runelords is the very first AP and is very interesting for me. Skull & Shakles can be interesting if OwlCat makes naval combat and island building interesting IE - Not dissociated from the gameplay like PoE2 did with ship combat. If you could control the ship using PF rules, cast spells to target enemy ship, raise a ice wall to protect your ship from cannon fire and so on.

 

[Anonona]

Without knowing anything of the AP themselves, I'll say Rise of the Runelords sounds interesting. Exploring ancient ruins is always a good time. Hard to choose though, others seemed quite fun too.

 

[Stavrophore]

Starfinder you faggot.

 

[purupuru]

Whichever one they absolutely cannot squeeze in a management minigame.

 

[Cryomancer]

Starfinder you faggot.

Starfinder lacks full casters. Only half spontaneous casters. And people say that even at high levels, a technomancer uses more his weapons than his spells...I'm fine with a lv 1 caster casting a spell and resorting to a crossbow, but not a lv 20.

Whichever one they absolutely cannot squeeze in a management minigame.

Since they love management minigame, my guess is that skull & shakles will be the next, with a island building and a naval combat minigame.

 

[Avarize]

Which one has the least trannies and gays?

 

[cyborgboy95]

Iron Gods could potentially be Fallout in Pathfinder setting, so it has my vote, also would love to see how Owlcat implement the gunslinger class and other sci-fi elements of Iron Gods

 

[kinzadza]

Strange aeons is lovecraftian horror with some insanity mechanics. Would fit well into a crpg system. And it has Ctulhu.

Hell's rebels is in Cheliax which is the devil country, I also believe it's more like an "evil" camapign.

 

[NJClaw]

ALL OF THEM

 

[Larianshill]

Whichever one they absolutely cannot squeeze in a management minigame.

Don't worry, "based slav devs" will make certain to shove in trannies and faggots that weren't even in the original.

 

[Ruchy]

Starfinder you faggot.

Starfinder lacks full casters. Only half spontaneous casters. And people say that even at high levels, a technomancer uses more his weapons than his spells...I'm fine with a lv 1 caster casting a spell and resorting to a crossbow, but not a lv 20.

Sounds like the campaigns that one faggot here runs, Can't remember his name.

 

[Tacgnol]

Strange aeons is lovecraftian horror with some insanity mechanics. Would fit well into a crpg system. And it has Ctulhu.

Well Hastur mostly. The final book is set on Carcosa.

 

[Cryomancer]

Don't worry, "based slav devs" will make certain to shove in trannies and faggots that weren't even in the original.

As longs I can mess hard with then, I'm fine. In PF:WoTR, I turned the queen

ch 5 lich mp

into a undead bitch slave

And honestly, I liked WoTR but would prefer any other AP...

Iron Gods could potentially be Fallout in Pathfinder setting, so it has my vote, also would love to see how Owlcat implement the gunslinger class and other sci-fi elements of Iron Gods

And technomancer prestige class

 

[Darth Canoli]

Which Pathfinder AP should OwlCat adapt next? In your opinion?

I just found a movie they should use as a setting for their next game, it's right up their alley:

Spoiler

The leather boys

Although, in your own list, Ironfag Invasion seems like the sensible choice...

 

[Reinhardt]

It will be shit.

 

[ArchAngel]

It will be Underdark on so they can show as much of their powerful women as they can.

 

[Lurker47]

The list, of all PF1E APs, not inlcuding WoTR and Kingmaker cuz OwlCat already adaptated both.

• Rise of the Runelords
• Curse of the Crimson Throne
• Second Darkness
• Legacy of Fire
• Council of Thieves
• Serpent's Skull
• Carrion Crown
• Jade Regent
• Skull & Shackles
• Shattered Star
• Reign of Winter
• Mummy's Mask
• Iron Gods
• Giantslayer
• Hell's Rebels
• Strange Aeons
• Ironfang Invasion
• Ruins of Azlant
• War for the Crown
• Return of the Runelords
• Tyrant's Grasp

My opinion? Rise of the Runelords, explore the ruins of a ancient magocracy. Second Darkness, focus on "underdark". Serpent's Skull is "seeking Eldorado" . Jade Regent, high fantasy ancient China. Skull & Shackles, high fantasy pirates with firearms and you can own a island. Reign of Winter is about curse of the winter expanding. Mummy's Mask is high fantasy ancient Egypt. Iron Gods is high tech, high magic ancient tech artifact exploration. Giantslayer is about a warmonger cloud giant with a artifact. So many cool unique ideas. Legacy of Fire with Cris Avellone writing has potential to be a modern planescape torment. Is is mostly mid level planar travel adventure, where you can visit even the City of Embers.

Among this APs, thematically I would prefer the Reign of Winter. But the book 5 "Rasputin Must Die!" would probably cause a massive butthurt. But would be interesting to see magical creatures, magic weapons and spells vs WW1 era firearms. Imagine using a Mosin Nagant in a Pathfinder game... Rise of the runelords is the very first AP and is very interesting for me. Skull & Shakles can be interesting if OwlCat makes naval combat and island building interesting IE - Not dissociated from the gameplay like PoE2 did with ship combat. If you could control the ship using PF rules, cast spells to target enemy ship, raise a ice wall to protect your ship from cannon fire and so on.

Give me funny mummies or give me death.

 

[Gregz]

So, you’re asking which module would benefit the most from being chock-full of queers, trannies, and niggers?

None of them.

 

[Wunderbar]

https://www.reddit.com/r/OwlcatGames/comments/pf9ff0/ask_me_anything_session_with_owlcat_games/

Barbarians + postapoc wastelands + spaceships and blasters.

 

[ERYFKRAD]

Which is the one with elf genocide, caster genocide and goblin genocide on the side? That one.

 

[Cryomancer]

https://www.reddit.com/r/OwlcatGames/comments/pf9ff0/ask_me_anything_session_with_owlcat_games/

Barbarians + postapoc wastelands + spaceships and blasters.

Thanks a lot. If is up to me to guess, Iron Gods aka Pathfinder: Fallout will be the next game.

But a question, there is a final vilaness which you need to romance to get the best ending? Any way to put a minigame like crusade(wotr) or kingdom management(km)?

 

[Orud]

Whatever that doesn't come with:

• Mythic / Epic levels
• A shitty minigame like crusades or kingdom management
• A sci-fi setting filled with spaceships and robots

I'm boring and easy when it comes to my RPG preferences.

 

[Thonius]

I think mummies can be fun, finaly some use for archeologist bard.

 

[Faarbaute]

I liked Kingmaker the best when you were dealing with the Staglord, Tartuccio and the Troll Troubles.

Whichever AP that most resemble those chapters has my vote.

 

[Mortmal]

Reign of winter for the massive butthurt, clearly .