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Tabletop RPG
Tabletop RPG
PATH2E
Pathfinder 2E
Online
Campaign
Wrath of the Righteous
Players
0/4
GM
1/1
Pathfinder 2E
en English

Wrath of the Righteous

For decades, demons have ruled the Worldwound. Fearsome fiends of every stripe—their mottled skin harder than iron, teeth like serrated blades, and eyes burning with Abyssal flames—roam the ruined lands that were once known as Sarkoris, leaving their mark wherever they go. Four crusades have attempted to cleanse the land, but each seems to meet a worse fate than the last. Were it not for the line of magical wardstones along the eastern and southern borders, the demons would have long ago overrun north-central Avistan and beyond. The Fourth Crusade hasn’t really ended as much as petered out, yet some refuse to accept that. Amid crippling shortages and record lows in morale among the crusaders, the Mendevian war effort teeters on the brink of collapse. Though the demonic occupation of the Worldwound is growing, as is corruption among the crusaders, a dwindling minority of paladins and priests maintain that the Fourth Crusade is still vibrant and alive, and that the turning point in the war is only a few days away. The Fourth Crusade is anything but vibrant, but the crusaders are more right than they know about the approaching turning point in the war. It’s just that the turning point is likely destined to favour the Abyss... Hello! My name's Ed, and I'm looking to play a 2nd edition conversion of one of Pathfinder's most well-known Adventure Paths: Wrath of the Righteous. A little bit about me, I'm 27 and have been playing TTRPGs for nine years, dming for five and have, as of this year, started dming Pathfinder 2nd edition. Wrath of the Righteous is a game I've wanted to play for a while, and I thought I'd come looking for people interested. I'm in Australia, and the AEST (GMT+10) time zone can be difficult to work around for some, but if the difference doesn't phase you don't be afraid to sign up! I'd prefer playing with people over 18 but its not a hard rule.

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