Paizo Announces GameMastery Modules Line

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Paizo Announces GameMastery Modules Line

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http://www.gamingreport.com/article.php ... ad&order=0

Interesting...
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Sounds interesting.
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Hm, looks like the "goodman way" of doing "classic" module-style adventures is catching on... :)
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Post by CharlieRock »

Argamae wrote:Hm, looks like the "goodman way" of doing "classic" module-style adventures is catching on... :)
It is. I grabbed the First one (D1 Crown of the Kobold King). It has very high production value, and seems like a DCC in content. Their next one is supposed to be a wilderness adventure. I'm kind of curious how that is going to turn out. 8)
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