Pathfinder PF Kingmaker Dice Set Tabletop

Pathfinder Kingmaker Dice Set “The Die in the sandbox” is a very good title for a crime novel or a horror movie. If we adopt a pulp attitude, here’s a catchy title for the bestseller. Q WORKSHOP together with Paizo Inc. presents up to seven such inspirational dice for the 100%-sandbox. Pathfinder Adventure Path: Kingmaker is the first campaign for a great RPG system, where the players and the Game Master are given a lot to play with. They get an open world and the opportunity to explore unknown lands at the rate they want. Our dice, made of the best material, will surely be a great help in the game. In the campaign, the players have a chance to create their own kingdom and the fate of the land depends only on their decision. We decided that a green set would perfectly reflect the climate of the campaign of taming wildlife, and help create a new kingdom. We have covered deeply engraved decorations and “deciduous” patterns with silver paint that will last for years. The more sophisticated people will surely notice that they are our first dice referring to the ornaments of Art Nouveau. After all, creating dice is also art and we want our sets to be beautiful and fit not just for one campaign. Six feet of sand in the plot Each fictional sandbox requires not only an area for exploration for players but also some places where the characters can go deeper and take part in the events related to them. The Pathfinder Adventure Path: Kingmaker offers the following places on the map worth “burrowing for longer”: Stolen Land – the first bridgehead and the first step to conquer the River Kingdoms; Rivers Run Red – because building a fort is just the beginning; The Varnhold Vanishing – and here there are Cyclops, and they are undead; Blood for Blood – we have built the first city and someone wants to destroy it; War of the River Kings – to evolve, you have to leave your sleepy home and go on an adventure! The Sound of Thousand Screams – there are nymphs and nymphs, especially when it comes to those who live in the wilderness.