Publisher: Paizo Inc
Authors: James Jacobs with Jacob W. Michaels and Rodney Sloan
Artists: Olivier Bernard, Emanuele Desiati, Rael Dionisio, Fabio Gorla, Dariusz Kieliszek, Rob Lazzaretti, Lucas Melo, and Jesus Iván Nolasco Fuentes
Year: 2023
Genre: Pathfinder fantasy roleplaying adventure path chapter
Pages: 92 pages
MSRP: $26.99 in softcover or $19.99 in PDF
Jeff shares his review of Dreamers of the Nameless Spires from Paizo Inc. Will this third and final chapter make for a satisfying conclusion to the Gatewalkers adventure path? Or should you be dreaming of other Pathfinder APs rather than this one? You’ll find out!
SUMMARY
I have to say I like the finale of the Gatewalkers adventure path far better than the second chapter. The player's are once again in charge of their own destiny and the NPC who took
over the proceedings in They watched the Stars. This adventure also contains a good amount of solid encounters and set pieces.have to say I like the finale of the Gatewalkers adventure path far better than the second chapter. The player's are once again in charge of their own destiny and the NPC who took over the proceedings in They watched the Stars. This adventure also contains a good amount of solid encounters and set pieces.
Summary
I have to say I like the finale of the Gatewalkers adventure path far better than the second chapter. The player's are once again in charge of their own destiny and the NPC who took
over the proceedings in They watched the Stars. This adventure also contains a good amount of solid encounters and set pieces.have to say I like the finale of the Gatewalkers adventure path far better than the second chapter. The player's are once again in charge of their own destiny and the NPC who took over the proceedings in They watched the Stars. This adventure also contains a good amount of solid encounters and set pieces.
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