Judy Bauer

No quest is complete without wondrous treasures motivating heroes to adventure. Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Lost Treasures presents nearly 50 rare treasures with unique game statistics, backgrounds, adventures they might inspire, and advice on incorporating them into ongoing Pathfinder RPG campaigns. To further aid Game Masters, Lost Treasures presents a dozen iconic treasure hoards, as well as new curses and deadly treasure chests to guard these wondrous treasures forever.

From the best-known mixed-blood races, like half-elves and half-orcs, to beings with just a touch of another race’s blood in their veins, the most successful species are the most flexible. Learn what powers your blood might hold and draw upon the magic of your diverse heritage with new options for mixed-race characters, spells, and magic items to coax forth the might of latent powers, new feats and equipment, and more.

Whether they’re the starting points of incredible campaigns, communities facing unfathomable dangers, or merely places for adventurers to rest and resupply, vibrantly detailed towns are vital to any fantasy adventure.Towns of the Inner Sea explores six small but richly detailed settlements from the Pathfinder campaign setting. Each entry provides insights into the town’s history, culture, and residents, as well as what dangers lurk in the shadows. Numerous adventure hooks, full-page maps, and stat blocks for key NPCs make these towns fully realized settings, ready for Game Masters to drop into campaigns whenever they’re needed.This book contain details on the following distinctive towns:?Diobel: What you can’t get in Absalom, you can get in this notorious smuggler’s port. ?Falcon’s Hollow: Were monsters and curses not enough, the ambitions of this town’s greedy overseers would still trap its residents in mud and sawdust. ?Ilsurian: Torn between rival city-states, this Varisian town bows to no master.?Pezzak: This sheltered port defies the rulers of the devil-dominated nation of Cheliax, its rebel spirit burning strong despite its scheming overlords. ?Solku: This pious fortress-town faces constant threats from nearby gnoll tribes, and while its walls stand unbreached, none can say for how much longer.?Trunau: Trapped on the wrong side of the border with the orcs of Belkzen, the citizens of this stronghold stand fast against savagery.Towns of the Inner Sea is intended for use with the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game and the Pathfinder campaign setting, but can easily be used in any fantasy game.