Howl of the Carrion King
by James Jacobs
- The Legacy of Fire Adventure Path begins with a bang as a new band of heroes are called upon to rescue an enslaved village in the shadow of mysterious Pale Mountain from a powerful tribe of bestial monsters -- the gnoll marauders of the ferocious Carrion King are on the march!
- This volume of Pathfinder also includes a gazetteer of the village and its surrounding region, presents details on one of the most brutal gnoll tribes of the Brazen Peaks, and includes a bonus adventure revolving around a particularly demented and sinister hermit. In addition, the Pathfinder Journal kicks off a brand-new storyline, written by New York Times best-selling author Elaine Cunningham!
Games & ActivitiesRole Playing & Fantasy
RELEASED2009
PUBLISHERPaizo Incorporated
LENGTH96
LANGUAGEEN
James Jacobs began his career as a D&D game designer at the tender age of 14, when an adventure he wrote was published in Dungeon #12. After later working on the same magazine for Paizo, he is now Creative Director of Pathfinder. He likes Godzilla and dinosaurs and Lovecraft stuff. He has a pet cat. His favorite pizza topping is artichoke hearts, and his favorite movie is Alien. He wants to buy a lizard, too.
Howl of the Carrion King
by James Jacobs
- The Legacy of Fire Adventure Path begins with a bang as a new band of heroes are called upon to rescue an enslaved village in the shadow of mysterious Pale Mountain from a powerful tribe of bestial monsters -- the gnoll marauders of the ferocious Carrion King are on the march!
- This volume of Pathfinder also includes a gazetteer of the village and its surrounding region, presents details on one of the most brutal gnoll tribes of the Brazen Peaks, and includes a bonus adventure revolving around a particularly demented and sinister hermit. In addition, the Pathfinder Journal kicks off a brand-new storyline, written by New York Times best-selling author Elaine Cunningham!
Games & ActivitiesRole Playing & Fantasy
RELEASED2009
PUBLISHERPaizo Incorporated
LENGTH96
LANGUAGEEN
James Jacobs began his career as a D&D game designer at the tender age of 14, when an adventure he wrote was published in Dungeon #12. After later working on the same magazine for Paizo, he is now Creative Director of Pathfinder. He likes Godzilla and dinosaurs and Lovecraft stuff. He has a pet cat. His favorite pizza topping is artichoke hearts, and his favorite movie is Alien. He wants to buy a lizard, too.
