But for you, Otari is home. You grew up playing among the trees of the Immenwood, getting lost in the nearby woods, and hearing the fantastical stories of travelers from faraway lands, tales of terrifying dragons and virtuous knights. Such adventure always seemed so distant—until today! The old hills and forests around Otari have been inhabited since long before the town existed. Fallen fortresses of wouldbe warlords, dankbarrows crawling with undead, and caves filled with monsters and forgotten treasure lie within a few hours’ walk of Otari. Many locals have heard the rumors of danger and treasure in the Otari hinterlands, and it’s up to adventurers to discover whether these tales hold any truth! The lanky and shrewd Yanyismera owns Crook’s Nook, making her one of the town’s most prominent business owners. The fact that she’s also the head of the Osprey Club, Otari’s thieves’ guild, only increases her influence. She’s loyal to her town and rarely permits her thieves to With a fancy flourish of a short sword, a broken piece of pottery, a ray as frosty as my 7th grade math teacher; Sansaárë, Leo and Ness eliminate 2 of the 3 remaining giant rats! About a half hour’s walk north of Otari is a sprawling swamp called the Fogfen. The ruined Gauntlight Keep lies within, overgrown with moss and overrun with vermin. The most mysterious feature of Gauntlight Keep is a lighthouse that towers above the ruins, curiously far from the shore.

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The primary smithy in town specializes in crafting saws, axes, and other tools used in the lumber trade, but the skilled smiths here also produce quality armor, shields, and weapons. The owner of Blades for Glades is a misanthropic man named Carman Rajani, who’s as happy to sell a sword to split an orc as a hatchet to fell a tree. He’s descended from one of Otari’s founders and believes himself entitled to better treatment from the townspeople than his surly demeanor earns him. All book assets and information fully integrated for the VTT, including all 35+ monsters and 10 full-color maps with GM layer information and Dynamic Lighting support (requires plus / pro subscription), rollable tokens, rollable tables, and macros. Otari’s largest temple is built at the town’s westernmost edge, atop an upraised shelf that’s nevertheless far below the clifftop. The library’s position allows it to catch the rays of the rising sun, which transform its central dome into a brilliantly glowing testament to the sun goddess Sarenrae—at least when the sky is clear. While principally dedicated to Sarenrae, the Dawnflower Library welcomes all non-evil faiths. The building’s two wings contain shrines, and the center houses a wide range Ol' Twitchy Eye (just Twitchy to his friends) doesn't ever seem to remember being in such a loving embrace. Even his own mother didn't get this close. Twitchy begins squirming!

My friends and I are playing Trouble in Otari, and while we’re definitely not new to RPGs (one of the players and I actually participated in the playtest for 2e), this was our first Pathfinder 2e adventure. So far however, things have been rough difficulty wise, so I thought I’d finally make a post to get some input. Tamily Tanderveil claps her hands in joy as these young heroes prepare to descend into the basement of the Fishery.

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Each of our two Heroes that have recently received giant rat bites seem to fight off any ill effects! The anthology's three adventures introduce a number of play styles, including clearing out an abandoned fish camp, a sandbox romp to get to the bottom of sabotage, and a classic puzzle-filled dungeon crawl. An arsonist captured by the Otari Guard insists that her crimes were commanded by a divine being she met in the ruins of a building that had burned down year earlier. The building contains a hell hound, cinder rats, and a creature of shimmering fire who claims to be a god. This “god” is the malevolent ghost of an actor who died in the earlier fire and hopes to deceive the living. Drag and drop treasure parcels and Encounter XP that is easily awarded to your players to keep the game moving ahead

The small seaside town of Otari is known for its fresh fish and a source of lumber for the nearby metropolis of Absalom. But when something dark begins to menace the town, it's up to a band of freelancers to come together and make a name for themselves...and learn more about the dark things in the world than they ever thought possible. About a week ago, I made a post asking about some good intro material for the game, and between the responses and my own research I decided to buy the beginner box while it was on sale and use that for my groups foot in the door for the system. This FoundryVTT module is compilation of maps for the Pathfinder Second Edition TROUBLES IN OTARI adventures. It includes maps made by myself for my own game - but shared with everyone in the hope that you will find it useful.

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The stairs leading into the basement of the Otari Fishery creak with age as you make your way downstairs to find the beast that has been eating all the fish. In the center of the room, between stone pillars holding up the fishery overhead, are barrels filled with salted fish. Two of these barrels have been smashed open, spilling their contents on the floor. In the east wall is a large hole, opening into darkness. Looking into it there are two continuation adventures for the beginner box. "Troubles in Otari" and "The Abomination Vaults AP." TiO seems to be more along the lines of what I'm looking for when it comes to a deeper sample of the system but I've heard really good things about AV and wouldn't be against allowing for a far longer continuation if it became desired. Pathfinder Beginner Box: Troubles in Otari was a ten-episode Pathfinder Second Edition live-play stream from Paizo. The campaign was based on the Pathfinder Beginner Box (Episodes 1–4) and, from Episode 5, the Pathfinder Adventure Troubles in Otari. The stream began on November 18, 2020 and was broadcast weekly on Wednesdays at 6 p.m.(Pacific Time).