Pathfinder's Guide-Pathfinder 2e Expertise

Example

Delving into the history of Thassilonian ruins for a campaign set in Varisia.

Scenario

A GM planning a session where players explore ancient ruins can receive a detailed history of Thassilon, including notable locations, significant historical figures, and potential magical traps or treasures, enhancing the exploration experience with rich, lore-based content.

Example

Designing a quest where players must uncover a spy in the court of the Ruby Prince.

Scenario

Pathfinder's Guide can provide a framework for the quest, including motivations for the spy, clues for the players to uncover, and potential consequences of their success or failure, thereby weaving a complex narrative thread into the campaign.

Example

Creating a morally ambiguous merchant who deals in magical artifacts.

Scenario

GMs receive detailed character profiles, including the merchant's background, motivations, and inventory. This character can then serve as a recurring ally or adversary, adding depth and intrigue to the game world.

Example

Advising on the implementation of custom magical items within the game's balance.

Scenario

When a GM wants to introduce unique magical items, Pathfinder's Guide provides insights on ensuring these items are balanced and integrate seamlessly into gameplay, considering factors like item rarity, power level, and potential impacts on character progression.