Pathfinder: Pathfinder’s Latest Adventure Path Threatens To Get Wibbly-Wobbly
The latest installment in the Return of the Runelords Adventure Path, The City Outside of Time, pits players against timeline shenanigans and powerful wizards. In order to fight a dark and devastating future, they’ll have to save the past.
Reading like an episode of Star Trek: the Next Generation, the City Outside of Time, which sounds like an episode of The Original Series), pits adventurers against the temporal meddling of the Runelord Alzanist. This powerful Runelord has changed the past–and now the characters’ present bears the scars of an altered timeline.
In order to try and restore things to the way they were, the adventurers will have to venture to the titular city to find out where
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Frozen in Time!
With the discovery that Runelord Alaznist has tampered with the past and set into motion devastating transformations of the timeline, the heroes must embark upon a truly dangerous and desperate gambit. Since historical texts and their own memories have been altered, the lore hidden within a time-trapped city may hold the only clues as to which events of the ancient past Alaznist has targeted. If the heroes can isolate these events, they may have a chance to correct them, but before they can even reach this repository of lore, they must brave a shadowy god’s realm and find a way to enter a city that has been cut off from time itself!
This volume of Pathfinder Adventure Path continues the Return of the Runelords Adventure Path and includes:
- “The City Outside of Time,” a Pathfinder adventure for 14th-level characters, by Amanda Hamon Kunz.
- Rules and backgrounds for several powerful magic artifacts from ancient Thassilon, by Mikko Kallio.
- An examination of the sadistic and shadowy pantheon of kyton demagogues, by Gregory Hanigan.
- A bestiary of monsters, including the time-racked undead spirits known as chronogeists, the frozen libitinarii kytons, planar dragons from Abaddon and Nirvana, and the powerful kyton demagogue Inkariax, by John Compton and Amanda Hamon Kunz.
