Adventure Path

Uh, absolutely.

Uh, in 2014, uh, I was hired by Paizo to be originally their, uh, Pathfinder module developer, so I was gonna work on the individual modules that weren't part of Adventure Paths.

Right.

Uh, that lasted for the length of one module.

And after that, we try Pathfinder, Pathfinder First Edition.

We play so much Adventure Paths.

I love Adventure Paths from Paizo.

And when we start our YouTube channel, then we start exploring more weird stuff.

So Powered by the Apocalypse.

And I'm Johnny.

We're getting ready to start recording Act 5 of this podcast, the penultimate book of The Strange Aeon's Adventure Path.

And it's time once again to recap our story thus far.

Now, as I mentioned about a year ago in our last one of these, it's getting progressively more and more ludicrous of an exercise the further along we get.

It's that thing with unique monsters.

I love the unique monsters in Adventure Paths because I can't metagame that.

There's no way to know anything about them.

They usually have a higher DC for things, and it's...

Like, OK, so who's going to have the better luck on getting more damage out? That is, you know, a it's.

not unenjoyable, but it is not super tactical where it's just like, we're just going to do a bunch of damage to each other and whoever falls is first.

Like it's much more interesting when it's, you know, this is a creature that, you know, has swallow hole for some reason that always seems to come up in adventure paths is something that has swallow hole, right? Suddenly that's a completely different fight because you're fighting to get the person out.

So before they, you know, get crushed or dissolved or whatever it is that that creature does.