Is there a handy guide for writing PF modules I could use? If not, what are a few well-designed modules I could use as examples of how to put together an adventure module? I've not got much money to pick up anything on Amazon or otherwise but I'm hoping to have a look at a few downloadable modules which are well-organized and well-designed. Plot details, monsters, treasure, dungeons, and so on are not so important as how they are presented.
Writing a module
- Thread starter Matthias
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I am not aware of guide to writing Pathfinder modules.
If you are looking for examples though, I would suggest taking a look at any of the Pathfinder modules put out by Paizo. Just make sure to get the ones designed for Pathfinder and not some of the older ones that were written for 3.5. You should get a feel for how they are put together pretty easily by using those as an example.
If you are looking for examples though, I would suggest taking a look at any of the Pathfinder modules put out by Paizo. Just make sure to get the ones designed for Pathfinder and not some of the older ones that were written for 3.5. You should get a feel for how they are put together pretty easily by using those as an example.
I don't know of anything Pathfinder specific, but there's plenty of general adventure writing writing advice out there. One is Goodman Game's How to Write Adventures that Don't Suck
