Received the book within a short time period from when I ordered it. Arrived in perfect shape.

Superb service and great products.

it very good not much else to say

Streamlined TTRPG elements nicely. Quick to jump into and easy to learn. I can even see good potential to run a lite style campaign in this system.

Love Paizo.

I purchased the deluxe edition to get the minis more on that below. I was expecting something akin to Gloomhaven or other adventure games. Set in Golarion What I got was a severely dumbed down version of PF2e. I purchased for solo play. The play area requires 1 4*6 card and 5-7 playing cards for each character. You must run 4 characters. This makes the play area enormous which is unreasonable for a solo gamer that isn't single, living alone. The game includes a number of pieces. The pawns are standard Paizo quality, no complaints. The other tokens are boring and unimaginative and in 70% of the cases in needed. Monster, Item, Class decks all need to stay in numerical order for easy sorting. Not a big issue but tedious. Which picking up. It also includes and adventure and challenge book. These are essential for game play. The challenge book fell completely apart out of its cheap spiral binding during the second adventure (very light use) I doubt it will survive the whole adventure. Very cheap production quality here. Im Very disappointed in the product as a whole. They decided to put the minis and the game in the same box which makes a 15"*15"*15" box. This is ridiculous for storage or transportation it's a big cube. The minis are good quality hard plastic made with injection moulding. Over all the game design as a whole lacks inspiration and it frankly a boring play. The tactical options are meh and leaving is static but to pick one of two new cards. Their adventure card came have a lot more interesting design, challenge, leveling interest and build. This seems like a Paizo cash grab for another project of some sort. Im very disappointed with it over all. I do not recommend purchasing.

Paizo has done well by me so far and this is another good example I have.

Pathfinder Quest looks incredible, and is a great way to better understand Pathfinder while being just a little easier to understand. The figurines also look awesome.

Paizo shows their passion for their games by consistently putting out top-tier products and adventures.

Awesome scenarios. Players are enjoying them and the experience of uncovering the first ones is a great time.

Really need more PF1e stuff, PF2e sucks.

Paizo is a great place to find new books and dungeons, I would suggest buying their products, unless you are into 5e.

Great!

Easy to order, shipped quickly.

Another A+++ performance from Paizo!

Although I prefer low level adventures, this story is so epic that I might have to run it.

Love the 3d feel to them. I think the map quality has come a long way since 1e. It really helps create a better gaming atmosphere with a setting that practically describes itself.

I'm very satisfied with the products. Keep the good work

The design of the webstore is not the best.

If you want a high-level AP (especially if you just came from Hellbreakers, natch), I can't reccomend this enough. Paizo's gotten really good at writing for high-level characters without arbitrarily nerfing their abilities or juicing levels or DCs beyond plausibility. The skirmish battle system plays a big role in that here, putting them in battles at a larger scale, while still, y'know, playing their actual character. The plot is suitably epic as well, starting out with "just" wanting to liberate a crucial city, and escalating until the PCs actions are key to the entire Cheliax-Andoran war. Speaking of, the Path touches on many themes particularly. . . relevant. . . to current events*. They're handled exceedingly well, with respect and intelligence, and they're a big plus for me, but if you're looking for more escapism right now. . . you might look elsewhere (I'd recommend Curtain Call!) I've enjoyed this Path at least as much as I did Revenge of the Runelords, and I ADORED that one, so if punching fascist devil-worshippers in the face sounds like fun to you, don't hesitate.