An army of giants march into the Pathfinder roleplaying game’s newest adventure path. Giantslayer is a new 6-part campain that launched with the first installment, “Battle of Bloodmarch Hill.” Since then The second installment and poster map folio have been released but fear not there is plenty of time to get your campain rolling. This adventure will not be finished until July 2015.
Lone Wolf Development, creator of the award-winning tabletop game accessory Hero Lab, announces today the development of new Pathfinder Adventure Path packages for Hero Lab. The first add-on package, Rise of the Runelords Anniversary Edition, is available now for pre-order ($24.99), and will release worldwide later this month.
Pathfinder has really kept 3.5 D&D alive and I am always pleased to see new content with this really great tabletop game.
"A few months back we told you about a very intriguing game concept called Sound of Silence, a psychological horror experience that adapts to how you play. At that time its creator Michael Chiniquy was on the l lookout for a team to help put the idea together into a fully fledged title. Well in the words of Professor Farnsworth, good news everyone!" - Mark Isaacson
Great read, horror clearly needs a revamp and ideas like this are going to bring the genre back from the dead...
The concept video for psychological-horror game Sound Of Silence went viral this summer, amassing 200,000 views on YouTube and prompting thousands of gamers to voice their support for the proposed project – a chilling experience that adapts to the individual fears of each player.
And just as Halloween gets into full-swing today, it can be revealed that Sound Of Silence is now in formal development.
I'm liking the growing trend for more traditional RPG titles in the modern era.
I love the Pathfinder system far more than the D&D 4.0 system. Glad its getting out there for more people to check out.