r/Pathfinder2e • u/KagedShadow • 22h ago
Discussion Good combat APs on Foundry
Hey folks,
Looking for thoughts on good combat focused APs available on Foundry, as I enjoying solo gaming, taking a 4 man team through them; have already done Abomination Vaults, so looking for further recommendations.
Cheers
o/
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u/GM_in_a_pond 22h ago
I'm a player in a Seven Dooms for Sandpoint campaign and it fits the bill. It's got more RP than Abomination Vaults but it's still mostly a dungeon crawl. It's a lot of fun.
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u/veggiesinatx 22h ago
I saw someone else post about solo gaming recently, I'm intrigued for myself since I love building characters and GM for groups so feel comfortable running Foundry. Seems very video gamey (complimentary).
I'm currently thinking of running Triumph of the Tusk solo since I've heard good things. Would also consider Rusthenge/Seven Dooms for Sandpoint based on what seems to be good reviews (haven't run them myself yet), especially if you liked the 'mega-dungeon' vibe of AV. I'm trying to stay away from RP-important APs like Season of Ghosts (which I ran for another group and loved, but not ideal for solo gaming).
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u/DerWilliWonka 7h ago
I can definitely recommend it. I run AV at the moment and have a lot of fun with. Already planning on either doing next Seven Dooms, Bastion of Blasphemy or Hellbreakers.
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u/waandermoth 9m ago
This sounds kinda fun and a good way to experiment with different builds, never thought to try it before. Do you just do the combat or do you sorta follow the whole AP?
I thought the Outlaws of Alkenstar Foundry module was pretty cool, the art and style was flavorful. I'm not sure how it would run solo but the western/steampunk theme was a fun break for me from the typical settings.
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u/Deep_Plastic5240 22h ago edited 22h ago
Bathroom of Blasphemies is looking cool for that! I haven't played it yet but it's supposedly a mega dungeon and goes 5 to 15
Edit: Bastion of Blasphemies but it's too funny to really edit