Greetings good Readers and fellow D&D gamers!

Today is the first day of the DDXP convention down in Indiana this weekend, and I understand that some of us have had a chance to try their hand at D&D Next.  In fact, EN World has a transcript of excerpts from the D&D Next Seminar from the DDXP convention, and there is a lot of interesting tidbits being dropped by Mike Mearls, Jeremy Crawford, and Monte Cook about the new edition!

But getting back to the main purpose of today’s blog, which is to discuss my review of the Pathfinder adventure module by Rite Publishing called The Breaking of Forstor Nagar.  This is not only a well-written and complete adventure for the Pathfinder system, but also includes a FREE bonus – the files needed to run the adventure using the Maptools RPG app!

For more information about this adventure module, please click the link below and head over to EN World to read all the details in my review:

Review of The Breaking of Forstor Nagar by Rite Publishing

So if you’re in the market for a unique adventure module for your Pathfinder campaign, and you’ve always wanted to try the Maptools RPG app, then The Breaking of Forstor Nagar should be well worth trying out!  After seeing what Maptools can do for this Pathfinder module, I’m definitely looking at learning the app for my own 4E games as well!

So until next blog… I wish you Happy Gaming!

Tags: adventure, EN World, Paizo, Pathfinder, review, Rite Publishing

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