Pathfinder 1E Good generic Pathfinder modules for levels 1-5?

[S'mon]

I'm looking for good low-level Pathfinder adventures that are easy to use in my ongoing Pathfinder Beginner Box campaign, set in & around Gygax's Yggsburgh. I'm currently running Crypt of the Everflame, which is working well.

They need to be easy to genericise, so not heavily tied in to Golarion-specific fluff. Dungeons are preferable to extensive wilderness exploration or, probably, city adventures, unless quite generic - eg I have The Bastards of Erebus, but would struggle to fit it into Yggsburgh.

I'd consider 3e D&D adventures, but I am looking for high-quality adventures, such as Paizo are known for - I have a bunch of Goodman Games Dungeon Crawl Classics for 3e, but frankly the quality there is sketchy at best.

Any ideas?

 

[Thanael]

paizo.com - Gamer Talk: Recommend a generic adventure

 

[tylermalan]

I'm three sessions into running the Godsmouth Heresy, which is level 1, and it's pretty solid. I've only found one "mistake" within the adventure (a monster whose armor is different than the standard armor listed for that monster in the Bestiary does not have an updated AC listed), and the adventure is, in my opinion, a little lethal (and would be more so for new players I think).

Otherwise, there are a LOT of references to the Runelords of ancient Thassilon, but most of them are fairly superficial. Because of this, I think they would be easy to change. There are a few other references to other Golarion stuff, such as the dungeon itself is below a temple to Pharasma, but again, pretty superficial.

 

[SkredlitheOgre]

The second and third adventures I ran for Pathfinder were 'The Song of Fodin' (written for PF) by Necromancers of the Northwest and d20 Dungeon Crawl Classics #24: Legend of the Ripper. Both are generic enough that I was able to easily put them into my campaign world (the 2E Thunder Rift setting) without having to worry about them messing up anything. Song of Fodin is mostly puzzle/diplomacy based with some combat, while Legend of the Ripper is a fair amount of investigation with some combat. I found them both to be fun in their own ways.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

If you have some DCC adventures, look for the Dragonfiend Pact and the Transmuter's Last Touch. Both are solid low level ones.

 

[Asmo]

Price of Immortality - PathfinderWiki

We are about to start the last chapter, and it´s been a blast so far.

Asmo

 

[S'mon]

Thanks for ideas so far - I'm a bit chary of using 3e DCCs after some bad experiences, but Godsmouth Heresy looks worth checking out. Might check out Song of Fodin too.

Edit: Of 3e stuff I have already, In the Belly of the Beast by Mike Mearls and maybe Three Days to Kill are possibilities, not sure the latter's background is compatible though, would need to lose the whole city section. It's a very badly designed city, anyway.

 

[Wycen]

One of the Free RPG Day modules by Paizo is generic. Actually a couple are pretty generic, one even being, dare I say it, boring (fluff wise at least).