PATHFINDER: KINGMAKER

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We may as well have tried moving a mountain! All we managed to do was anger the huge troll. We had a fierce ba
We moved forward, seeing we'd drawn so near our goal!
We moved with great care towards the center of the lowland, and there the real swamp began! On the way toward
We needed the money, but we needed our lives more. So with heavy hearts, we paid the hefty sum. Once he'd hid
We needed the money, but we needed our lives more. So with heavy hearts, we paid the hefty sum. Once he'd hid
We never saw Amiri again. Perhaps she got lost somewhere in the First World, or maybe she found some other way
We never saw Amiri again. Perhaps she got lost somewhere in the First World, or maybe she found some other way
We noticed a sharpened coin glistening in the Daggermark competitor's mouth, and the Gralton participant had a
We often stumbled and lost our balance, but our trusty rope, and the aid of our friends, saved us from being l
We peeked inside the hut.
We picked burrs from our cloaks as we reached the edge of the clearing. From there we could see that there was
We pointed out the cheating to the judges.
We quickly discovered that the river was quite deep — I plunged my arm shoulder-deep into the water and couldn
We quickly discovered that the river was quite deep — I plunged my arm shoulder-deep into the water and couldn
We quickly searched every corner, but there was no sign of any controlling mechanism. What we did discover, th
We quickly searched every corner, but there was no sign of any controlling mechanism. What we did discover, th
We quietly warned the bard that we would shut him up if he kept interfering.
We ran along the crevice floor!
We ran along the crevice floor!
We ran along the crevice floor!
We ran forward, as fast as our legs could carry us — flying towards the closing passage!
We ran forward, waving our torches in hopes of searing or scaring off the ravenous plant!
We reminded Nok-Nok that the ultimate victory still lay ahead. We had to face the true villain — the shaman, t
We rushed to search the corpses.
We said the word given to us by the Defaced Sister.
We said the word given to us by the Defaced Sister.
We saw something that probably no one else had ever seen before! Beside the blazing campfire stood a kobold, w
We saw something that probably no one else had ever seen before! Beside the blazing campfire stood a kobold, w
We saw something that probably no one else had ever seen before! Beside the blazing campfire stood a kobold, w
We saw something that probably no one else had ever seen before! Beside the blazing campfire stood a kobold, w
We scattered and looked for shelter!
We scattered and looked for shelter!
We scattered and looked for shelter!
We searched for the key among the ruins.
We searched for the key among the ruins.
We searched the dead body and looked at what had been scattered across the sand.
We set the crowbar under the cart's wheel.
We shouldn't have wasted our time looking for another path! While we did, the fire caused extensive damage to
We shouldn't have wasted our time looking for another path! While we did, the fire caused extensive damage to
We slipped into the river, swimming up to the camp to take cover behind the boats.
We sneaked closer, hoping to launch a surprise attack.
We sneaked closer, hoping to launch a surprise attack.
We sneaked closer, hoping to launch a surprise attack.
We snuck up on the bard, stabbed him in the back, and disappeared.
We soon saw what attracted the crows — a dead horse lay in the ditch, one leg missing and its carcass already
We soon saw what attracted the crows — a dead horse lay in the ditch, one leg missing and its carcass already
We soon saw what attracted the crows — a dead horse lay in the ditch, one leg missing and its carcass already
We soon saw what attracted the crows — a dead horse lay in the ditch, one leg missing and its carcass already
We soon saw what attracted the crows — a dead horse lay in the ditch, one leg missing and its carcass already
We soon saw what attracted the crows — a dead horse lay in the ditch, one leg missing and its carcass already
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