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Pathfinder Adventure Path #12: Crown of Fangs
PZO9012
(Adventure)
Author(southward)	Tito Leati et al.
Publisher	Paizo Publishing, LLC
Price	Print: $19.99 PDF: $thirteen.99
Released	Baronial xiv, 2008
Type	Run a risk Path issue
Bounden	Paperback
Pages	96 pages
ISBN	ISBN 978-ane-60125-109-ane
Rules set	D&D iii.5
Series	Pathfinder Adventure Path #12 Curse of the Ruddy Throne 6 of half dozen
Follows	Skeletons of Scarwall
Precedes	Shadow in the Heaven
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For other meanings of "Crown of Fangs", delight run into Crown of Fangs (disambiguation).

Crown of Fangs , an chance by Tito Leati with support articles by F. Wesley Schneider and J.D. Wiker and fiction by James 50. Sutter, is the sixth and final chapter in the Curse of the Scarlet Throne chance path and was released on August 14, 2008.

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Death to All Tyrants! Korvosa withers in the grip of a mad monarch! Beaten downwardly by riots, disease, and the ironclad enforcers of a cruel despot, the people shudder in their homes and pray for saviours. The fourth dimension has come to rise up against the crazed Queen Ileosa Arabasti and put an end to her vicious rule. Still within the walls of Castle Korvosa waits an army of soldiers, bodyguards, and diabolical monstrosities—to say nada of the seemingly invincible queen herself. Can the PCs put an end to a tyrant'south reign? Or will an ancient evil claim Korvosa once and for all? All is decided in this, the fateful climax of the Curse of the Crimson Throne Adventure Path! This volume of Pathfinder includes: "Crown of the Fangs," an adventure for 14th-level characters, by Tito Leati. Details on the relics of Kazavon, 7 terrifying artifacts possessed past the spirit of 1 of Golarion's most notorious dragons, by J.D. Wiker. The mysteries of the Harrow Deck of Many Things, an artifact capable of reshuffling fate and changing fortunes, past the Pathfinder staff. Eando Kline's trek to the orc city of Urgir takes a plow for the impossible in the Pathfinder's Periodical, past James L. Sutter. Iv new monsters past Tito Leati and F. Wesley Schneider.

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Contents

This volume of Pathfinder Adventure Path features a discussion of Varisia's largest dungeon—the untold vaults beneath Castle Korvosa, full details on the notorious dragon behind the curse of the Crimson Throne, and many new monsters to vex and plague high-level heroes. This edition besides contains a preview of the third Pathfinder adventure path, Second Darkness and the usual features, including a bestiary of new monsters and another installment in Pathfinder Eando Kline's Pathfinder's Journal.

Foreword: "95 Encounter Areas" past James Jacobs (4)

James Jacobs hails designer Tito Leati'due south mapping skills, examines the fate of several allies and enemies the PCs may accept left behind when they traveled beyond the urban center's walls, and gives hints of dark things to come in the 2d Darkness adventure path.

1. "Crown of Fangs" by Tito Leati (six)

The heroes return to Korvosa to find their home city in a stranglehold of martial law and cruelty—and that Queen Ileosa has neared her goal of achieving immortality. With the holy weapon Serithtial in their hands, they must face up old enemies and explore ancient Thassilonian ruins if they hope to relieve the people of Korvosa from fueling a mad queen'due south animalism for immortality.

2. "Relics of Kazavon" by JD Wiker (62)

Through life and beyond death, Kazavon is a name that has scarred the lands and haunted the people of Avistan for centuries. Observe the history of the draconic champion of the god of hurting, learn of the 7 artifacts crafted from his indestructible bones, and cartel a heptamerous quest to finally rid Golarion of this deathless tyrant for all time.

3. "Harrow Deck of Many Things" by F. Wesley Schneider and the Paizo Staff (68)

More than a tool of veiled mysticism and ancient superstitions, the Harrow holds ties to powers far beyond the safe and solid paths of Golarion. Face the wrath of the Tyrant, bargain with the Strange Trader, and experience the embrace of the Feathered Serpent equally yous unleash the truthful ability of the Harrow!

4. "Pinkish Like Me" (Pathfinder'due south Periodical) by James L. Sutter (74)

Out of the frying pan and into the burn down! With only his wayfinder to guide him, Eando Kline's travels lead him to the metropolis of Urgir, the orc-ruled capital of the Hold of Belkzen.

5. "Bestiary" by F. Wesley Schneider and Tito Leati (80)

• akaruzug
• bdellavritra
• mobogo
• phistophilus

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Source: https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Crown_of_Fangs

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