Second Darkness Campaign
Contents
Overview
A strange light in the sky holds a danger unknown for ten thousand years! Deep beneath Golarion's surface, the greatest shame of the elves is stirring once more. Seething with hatred, the drow have come up with a plan to wipe out their ancient enemies and bring a second Age of Darkness. And this time, there's only the heroes to stop them...
-- Paizo's Second Darkness Adventure Path description
Character Creation
We'll are using the Standard Fantasy point buy (15 points). Each character gets three traits (one campaign, two general) from the Second Darkness Companion and begins with max starting gold. Traits are essentially mini-feats -- each one grants a bonus equal to about half of a normal feat. All characters start at 1st level.
We are using the [Points rules] from the Advanced Players Guide. All characters start with one hero point; those who complete a character background start with two.
Campaign Rules
- [Points rules] (see above)
- We use the Critical Fumbles and Critical Hits decks, in the form of the iCrit and iFumble apps from Paizo.
The Saga
Book 1: The Shadow in the Sky
Primer
Characters
Heroes
- Jheru, Human Monk 1 (Jon)
- Skender, Human Rogue 1 (Nate)
- Korlandril, Elf Sorcerer 1 (Damon)
- Phillymondiuspartigan Jones, Gnome Wizard 1 (Lance)
- Tholyr, Dwarf Rogue 1 (Bob)
- Jorm, Dwarf Fighter 1 (Jim)
- Emeryon Star-Seeker, Elf Cleric 1 (George)
NPCS
- Saul Vancaskerkin, Human: Owner of the Gold Goblin Gambling hall
- Joseph Dearborn, Human : Taldari businessman
- Carter Areson, Human Fighter ?: Bodyguard to Mr. Dearborn
- Samaritha Beldusk, Half-Elf Wizard ?: Would-be cyphermage apprentice, bookkeeper at the Gold Goblin
Places
- Inn of the Black Hart: A rundown inn run by a dour widow and her two teenage daughters
- Gold Goblin Gambling Hall: A gambling hall that's opened and closed a half dozen times in the last few years.
- Green Griffin Inn: A well-run inn in the Inner Harbor District.
- Publican House: The city's Temple of Cayden Cailean.
- Mystery of the Gate: An inn and tavern favored by visting scholars who come to study the Cyphergate.
