Starfinder: Explore A Lightless Ruin Deep In The Heart Of A Sun
Starfinder is really kicking up the ‘exotic locale’ game with their Dawn of Flame Adventure Path. Take a look at Ezorod, a lightless ruin buried deep within a sun…
The Blind City will see adventurers venture into “a deep-sun locale” where they’ll engage in some high-stakes adventuring with far-reaching consequences. These are some operatic adventures, with impossible technologies, fantastic vistas, and ancient evils being unleashed from the hearts of stars. If you’re looking for something with that epic feeling–the Dawn of Flame adventure path satisfies.
via Paizo
The Blind City – $22.99
Trapped in the Dark
When the heroes seek an expert to translate an ancient, eldritch tablet, a sinister cult strikes from out of the shadows, intent on destroying the relic and all who know of its existence. After facing off against these zealots and deciphering the tablet, the heroes learn of another deep-sun locale called Ezorod—and the evil elder entity that has focused its attention there. The heroes quickly discover that the tablet is both a map and a key to Ezorod, allowing them to enter and explore this weird and lightless oubliette. There they will encounter ghastly creatures and uncover sophisticated technology that could advance sun-diving by light-years. But even if the PCs manage to escape the deadly solar dungeon, they’ll be forced to wonder about the malevolent being they have unleashed upon the galaxy—even as they receive a mysterious message heralding a future confrontation!
This volume of Starfinder Adventure Path continues the Dawn of Flame Adventure Path and includes:
- “The Blind City,” a Starfinder adventure for 7th-level characters, by Ron Lundeen.
- A peek into several cults of the galaxy, along with a cult hunter character theme, by Lyz Liddell.
- A catalog of strange gear from across known space, including bizarre artifacts, by Leo Glass.
- An archive of fiery threats—some of which burn both the body and the soul—from cruel dimensional shamblers to the mischievous magmins, by David Gregoire, Violet Hargrave, and Ron Lundeen.
- Deck plans and statistics for an efreeti warship and a survey of a world in the Vast that shines its own light into the void, both by Ron Lundeen.
