I had so much fun researching the Adamantine Bastille that the prison setting became the subject of my very first offering for Starfinder Infinite! You will have to pour into the pages of last month’s Starfinder Society #5-05: Boom-Block Gambit to find out what threats from the past veteran Starfinder agents must face within the Adamantine Bastille. I received a new project outline where I had been assigned to “shatter” another notable sanctuary, one with a long, less than wholesome, history. Within its pages, veteran Pathfinders must not only overcome hordes of undead, but also face deadly defenses, gnawing rumors, and perilous locations drawn from the Lodge’s storied past, each of which dates all the way back to Season 0 of Pathfinder Society Organized Play, before the first edition of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game had even seen print!Īfter turning in my draft of The Secluded Siege, I soon became thrilled once again. Researching a wealth of past adventures, I poured as much of them into The Secluded Siege as word count would allow. When I first received the project outline for The Secluded Siege, I was thrilled to learn I had been assigned to “shatter” the Sandswept Hall, a Pathfinder Lodge with a long, less than wholesome, history. Hello all! My author contribution to the Year of Shattered Sanctuaries was Pathfinder Society Scenario #3-09: The Secluded Siege. I’m sure there’s nothing to worry about here Thank you Paizo for these wonderful opportunities!Ī pile of rubble with several ghostly hands reaching out of it. Working on these projects was fantastic, especially considering the incredible work from the other writers, the artists that made the characters come to life, and the amazing editors at Paizo. I have worked on Starfinder Society Scenario #5-09: Counterfeit History and I am working on something yet to be announced (I wish I could say more about it!). My twitter is where I should probably be more active. In my home games (as a forever DM) I love giving players a chance to interact with the world and get to know the people in it, so writing this section and coming up with different ideas was a lot of fun. My favorite part of Foundation’s Price is without a doubt the marketplace section. Besides that, I tend to dust off anything and everything that even tangentially relates to the focus of the adventure, like old books or music that could help me capture its feel. For my inspiration, I like to dive deep into the lore of a region, time period, or monster to get ideas and connect things together, so when they appear together in the story, the connections feel natural.
My name is Letterio Mammoliti (he/him) and I wrote Pathfinder Society Scenario #3-08: Foundation's Price for the Year of Shattered Sanctuaries. If you’re ever interested in what I’m up to, regardless of whether that’s for Pathfinder, Starfinder, or something else, I have a small publishing outfit over at They get to keep the ship afterward instead of rolling it up during character creation-and it comes with something special. The heroes perform an “Ocean’s 11” style theft of a starship on behalf of a crime boss that they know. It’ll work as both a 0-level adventure and a hook or lead-in to both Dead Suns and Drift Crashers. Plugs: I’m currently working on a Starship heist adventure for Starfinder, that I hope to put out on Starfinder Infinite in the not-too-distant future. A particular challenge for the adventure though was to make one of the other encounters variable so the adventure could be run multiple times. Ghosts reaching out from beyond the veil to drag you across will always be a great visual, and it’s not often you get to combine that with a bunch of crawling claws or deal negative damage at 1st level. Along with a few too many ghost stories that I’d been reading at the time, and Indiana Jones (for the NPC), Somewhere Below was born.įavorite Part: it has to be the haunt at the end. The inspiration came from the prompt provided by Mike Kimmel who was the Organized Play Developer back then. We hope you enjoy hearing from them and that you’re looking forward to our new metaplot, the Year of Boundless Wonder! Alex Speidel Hello again! As we mentioned in our Starfinder Society edition of this blog, we wanted to give our wonderful digital adventure authors a chance to brag about the awesome scenarios they wrote during the Year of Shattered Sanctuaries.
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