I’m planning to start up a campaign in PF2e shortly, and unless I come across a better option, I’ll be converting the WotC-published D&D 5e adventure Curse of Strahd into PF2. I love the gothic horror, the mistrust, the terrifying charismatic power of a vampire lord.

I’m just wondering if, rather than converting a D&D adventure into PF2, there might be an even better adventure that’s already in PF2? Does anyone have any recommendations?

  • Dee@lemmings.world
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    1 year ago

    Did you ever find something for this or did you end up just converting Curse of Strahd?

    • Zagorath@aussie.zoneOPEnglish
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      1 year ago

      Yeah I’ve ended up going with Curse of Strahd. Finally had my session 0 last weekend, and I’ve got my own custom-created ~2–3 session introduction before they get to Barovia, so if something happens to turn up I could still pivot, but at this point I’m expecting to go into Curse of Strahd fully. I’ll be consulting this guide from the Alien site, and probably some other resources from that community to help.

      • Dee@lemmings.world
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        1 year ago

        Gotcha, that makes sense. You’d think there would be some kind of official Paizo vampire Adventure Path with Book of the Dead, I’m surprised there’s still not one published tbh. Although, that’s a great guide they put together, thanks for linking it! I don’t plan on running CoS but I can use the conversions somewhere in my homebrew all the same haha

  • SenseiRat@pathfinder.socialMEnglish
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    1 year ago

    I think the closest thing that exists currently in PF2e official APs would be Blood Lords. I haven’t played it, so I don’t know how close to gothic horror it is, but it’s the only really undead-themed one out right now.

    There is also Malevolence and Night of the Grey Death, which are both horror themed. Based on the descriptions, Malevolence is more haunted house themed and Grey Death is more culty-themed. I haven’t played either of these as well.

    You might also look at the case files in Dark Archives; while not a full blown adventure path, they do hit on more of that Cthulu-esque dark fantasy.