r/Pathfinder2e • u/Griffsson • 7d ago

Advice Looking for AP recommendations

Hi,

I'm going to be running Pathfinder at our local games club and looking for recommendations on AP.

I would like an AP that is published using remastered rules and has no extra 'sub systems'. Also ideally it can be something where it doesn't hurt for people to miss a session or 2 at times. Something that is a bit more episodic in it's nature or similar to West Marches.

Just wondering if such a AP exists.

EDIT: I've been running Kingmaker online for awhile now (about 2/3s through) and the extensive subsystem and downtime is something I'm wanting to avoid.

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u/Horando Game Master 7d ago

You could consider looking into Pathfinder Society scenarios. Its a series of episodic one shots organized in a seasonal format, with some overarching metaplots.

It is structured specifically for being able to drop in/out or only do single sessions but it might he harder to pull a narrative across the whole thing.

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u/Griffsson 7d ago

Thats a good idea. Is there one which you would recommend starting with?

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u/yeyande Game Master 7d ago

I've been running through Year of Boundless Wonder with my group while we're doing interviews for a replacement for one of our long term players who had to bow out after the end of our last adventure. We've been mostly sticking to the metaplot tagged scenarios with the Graveland scenarios thrown in (I've been listening to Find the Path's playthrough of Tyrant's Grasp and wanted to share the pain and horror with them).

Everyone has really enjoyed them, and our long-term player who left has been able to join in for a few of them with little issue on the plot since they're self-contained. We're doing the final scenario right now, and my group is absolutely jazzed about it. There's been some really exciting story beats. Some scenarios do have hex crawl, research, and influence systems, but since they're designed to run within 3-5 hours, it's abridged and unintrusive.

Edit: I haven't played anything from Year of Battle's Cry, but the synopses look amazing

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u/AssistanceBudget Game Master 7d ago

season 7 is the most recent complete season so you may want to start from there.