PATHFINDER: KINGMAKER
Companion stories
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| Cruel Justice | I can't even begin to imagine what it's like to stand face-to-face with your mortal enemy. Maestro Janush has done immense harm to Octavia. And when innocent lives got in the way of her long-awaited revenge, Octavia chose to sacrifice them |
| Cruel Justice | I can't even begin to imagine what it's like to stand face-to-face with your mortal enemy. Maestro Janush has done immense harm to Octavia. But when innocent lives got in the way of her long-awaited revenge, she gave up the chase rather tha |
| Cruel Justice | I wouldn't wish Regongar as an enemy on my worst enemy — even his friends are afraid of him, sometimes, let alone his adversaries! So imagine our surprise when, finding innocent lives standing between him and his long-awaited revenge, he he |
| Chase my Shadow | Jaethal wasn't standing idly by. Having learned that her enemy Enneo was secretly stalking the old priestess Taneka, she persuaded the baron to go to a fateful meeting. There, we learned that Enneo was an Inquisitor of Pharasma, who has for |
| As the youngest son of a nobleman, and with a long train of brothers between him and the title, Maegar Varn learned to take by strength what he'd never receive by right of blood. With fire and sword, even as a youth, he led a team of mercen | |
| Our fest helped Ekun to unwind, but as was to be expected, it failed to fully dispel the grief in his heart. And after a few bottles, Ekun and Ntavi went hunting giants without telling anyone! Elina raised an alarm, and the baron managed to | |
| Burning the Bridges | The mysterious scar that appeared on Valerie's face after the duel didn't seem to bother the girl – or at least, so she claimed. But those around her quickly noticed a change: without her beauty, Valerie literally didn't know what to do wit |
| Blood Calling | Amiri's native tribe joined the barbarian hordes who moved upon Restov. She might have cared not one whit, but among Amiri's hated tribesmen was Nilak — a friend who, in spite of their ugly history, remained a dear friend to her. Risking he |
| The long path that Kanerah and Kalikke have walked has taught them to find balance between each other's wishes. Their divine patron is pleased with them, and the devil threatens them no more. – Now they can finally seek a path in life, one | |
| The long path that Kanerah and Kalikke have walked has taught them to find balance between each other's wishes. Their divine patron is pleased with them, and the devil threatens them no more. – Now they can finally seek a path in life, one | |
| After defeating the vicious barghest who took a form of a late goblin king, Nok-Nok seemed to find his own way of being a Hero. Not in a form he sought to be, but in being loyal to and his kingdom. And I must admit, that while his attitude | |
| Tartuccio is a powerful sorcerer who can burn an enemy to a crisp with a flick of his finger. Unfortunately, his power is matched only by his arrogance. I wonder, why is power always given to such self-satisfied people? | |
| Tartuccio is a powerful sorcerer who can burn an enemy to a crisp with a flick of his finger. Unfortunately, his power is matched only by his arrogance. I wonder, why is power always given to such self-satisfied people? | |
| It seems, our leader inspires loyalty in all the sentient races across Golarion. However, I would not call this one exactly "sentient". Nok-Nok the goblin has joined our ranks. He is swift, cunning and loyal to us (as much as a goblin can p | |
| A Feast of Feasts | We decided to support Ekun and not let him despair... and what better for a grieving heart than a tankard shared with a friend? Elina the innkeeper provided food and drink, Ntavi, an old friend of Ekun, told us of a spot, I prepared the mus |
| Cephal Lorentus is an experienced wizard, and co-founder of the Varnling Host. He serves as Baron Varn's mentor and uncompromising critic. He is a dismal man, I must say. His stare can make one curl up into a ball, or at least walk away as | |
| It's one thing to mindlessly repeat sayings like "the quill is stronger than the sword," but it's another thing completely to actually see the blood your quill has spilled. Only now do I realize a bard's true calling — it's a lesson you can |
