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Scenario #4-15 Levels 9–12

In Glorious Battle
By Luis Loza
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
AUTHOR
Luis Loza Adventure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
DEVELOPMENT LEAD
Josh Foster Appendix 1: Level 9–10 Encounters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
ADDITIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Jessica Catalan and Linda Zayas-Palmer Appendix 2: Level 11–12 Encounters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
EDITING LEAD
Solomon St. John Appendix 3: Game Aids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
EDITORS
Zac Moran and Solomon St. John Organized Play . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
COVER ARTIST
João Fiuza and Nicholas Phillips

INTERIOR ARTISTS
Gislaine Avila, Hannah Böving, João Fiuza, GM RESOURCES
Guilherme Motta, Alecksander Ribeiro, and Campaign Home Page: pathfindersociety.club
Brian Valeza
Books: Pathfinder Core Rulebook, Pathfinder Bestiary 3, and Pathfinder Book of the Dead
CARTOGRAPHERS
Jason Engle, Robert Lazzaretti, and Rob McCaleb Maps: Pathfinder Flip-Mat Classics: Battlefield and Pathfinder Flip-Mat: Forest Fire
ART DIRECTION Online Resource: Pathfinder Reference Document at paizo.com/prd
Emily Crowell and Sonja Morris

GRAPHIC DESIGN
Sonja Morris
SCENARIO TAGS
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DEVELOPMENT MANAGER information on scenario tags, see the Guide to Organized Play: Pathfinder Society at
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ORGANIZED PLAY COORDINATOR
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CREATIVE DIRECTOR
James Jacobs

DIRECTOR OF GAME DEVELOPMENT

Adam Daigle
SUMMARY
When a massive undead army threatens the orc capital of Urgir in Belkzen, the Burning
PUBLISHER Sun hold calls upon the Pathfinder Society for help. The PCs travel to Belkzen and join
Erik Mona
the Burning Sun orcs as they prepare for battle. They make use of the small settlement
of Freedom Town as their staging area and the PCs are tasked with preparing the city’s
HOW TO PLAY defenses. There’s a lot of work to do and little time to do it, but once Freedom Town is ready,
the PCs will need to face off against the powerful undead that lead the army.

PLAY TIME: 4–5 HOURS

LEVELS: 9–12

PLAYERS: 3–6

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By Luis Loza

Adventure Background WHERE ON GOLARION?

When Tar-Baphon, the Whispering Tyrant, escaped from
his prison beneath Gallowspire in 4719 ar, he sought to
return to his conquest of Avistan. Even with centuries of
building up undead forces while imprisoned, Tar-Baphon
knew that amassing greater forces and additional allies
would help secure his goal. Tar-Baphon turned to the orcs
of Belkzen whose ancestors once pledged their service to
him during his previous attempts to claim the Inner Sea.
Several undead emissaries arrived at Belkzen’s capital of
Urgir, offering the orcs an opportunity to reunite with
the Tyrant once more. These orcs no longer considered
themselves bound to ancient oaths and responded to
Tar-Baphon’s offer with the destruction of his messengers.
In retaliation for what he considered a betrayal,
Tar-Baphon unleashed a mass of undead troops against
Urgir, expecting the overwhelming forces to take the city.
What the Whispering Tyrant didn’t expect is for Ardax
the White-Hair to rally the scattered orc holds against
the undead assault. The now-united orc forces routed
the undead troops, keeping Urgir and the rest of Belkzen
safe. Tar-Baphon grew furious with the development but
chose to bide his time. The orcs would serve him once
more, even if it was in undeath.
Tar-Baphon turned to one of his forgotten captains,
the demilich Geir. Geir oversaw the prison-library of
Ghasterhall in southwestern Ustalav. Ghasterhall was
home to countless ancient texts, alchemical journals,
magical relics, and other curiosities and experiments
that Tar-Baphon had stored for later use. As
Ghasterhall’s curator, Geir grew to understand nearly
all the knowledge that laid within the so-called Palace
of Travesties and was eager to share this knowledge
with his master upon learning of Tar-Baphon’s escape
from Gallowspire.
The Whispering Tyrant ultimately found the answer
to his orc problem in Geir. Tar-Baphon declared that
Belkzen would serve as the focus of Geir’s latest field
research. Geir was to use whatever developments he
preferred to test new methods of undead creation,
necromantic magic, and other experiments he saw fit.
So long as these developments lead to the destruction of
In Glorious Battle takes place in the southeast reaches
of the Hold of Belkzen. The adventure begins near
Urgir, Belkzen’s capital, before moving southeast to
the small border settlement of Freedom Town. For
more information on the Hold of Belkzen, see pages
38–40 of Lost Omens World Guide.
BELKZEN
• Freedom Town
the orcs of Belkzen—or better yet, their rise as undead—
Tar-Baphon was happy to allow Geir to do as he saw fit.
The demilich took his new orders with glee and began
his experiments immediately. These experiments were
simple at first; a single undead might stumble into orc
scouts in Belkzen’s wilderness or strange phenomena
might appear over the skies of the Gravelands. After
several years of taking small steps, Geir was ready to put
his latest development to the test and unleash it upon
Belkzen. Geir had developed a bomb of sorts, inspired by
his master’s use of Radiant Fire years ago. Rather than
unleash a mass of positive energy several miles wide,
Geir’s weapon created a temporary, explosive rift to the
Negative Energy Plane that unleashed negative energy
in an area thousands of feet wide. The ingenious aspect
of this new weapon was its deployment. The bomb
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a delayed detonation to trigger upon the undead’s
destruction. Based on their past actions, Geir believed
Belkzen’s orcs would take an undead trophy, only
for it to detonate later while within Urgir’s
walls, slaying thousands when they were
at their most vulnerable.
Geir gathered his forces and began
marching them toward Ustalav. By
chance, a pair of scouts from the
Burning Sun hold spotted these
forces while traveling through the
Hungry Mountains. The scouts
returned to Belkzen with news of the
approaching undead. The Burning
Sun’s leader, Mahja Firehair, quickly
convened with Ardax the White-Hair
in Urgir and warned him of the undead
army making their way to Belkzen. With
the forces only days away, there would be
little time to gather the various
holds and defend Urgir again.
Mahja and the Burning Suns
GEIR
offered to go fight the undead forces, buying time
for Ardax to mount a proper defense, or better yet,
stopping the undead incursion outright. Knowing that
the Burning Suns would need as much help as possible,
Mahja turned to allies outside of Belkzen. She placed
a call for aid with the Knights of Lastwall and allies
among the Pathfinder Society.
Getting Started
The adventure begins early in the afternoon at a Burning
Sun camp about 25 miles southeast of Urgir. The PCs
and dozens of other Pathfinders arrived in Urgir with the
help of the Maze of the Open Road, a magical hedge
maze filled with portals that connect numerous locations
across the world, and were told to quickly make their
way to the camp. Though they’re all experienced, the PCs
are the most skilled Pathfinders present and the others
look to them for instructions and guidance as the group
makes their way to camp. The camp is brimming with
a chaotic energy as warriors gather their armaments,
riders ready their mounts, and others dismantle tents
or prepare supplies. The Burning Suns are preparing for
war, and they seem eager to do so. As the PCs and their
fellow Pathfinders arrive at the camp, Mahja Firehair
(CG female orc ragepriest of Sarenrae) offers a quick
greeting and shouts for the Pathfinders to find a place
to rest for a moment while she tends to other matters.
The PCs have an opportunity to take in the sights of
scrambling orcs and their allies. One of the other orcs
points them to a relatively clear area where stakes mark a
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recently dismantled tent, so they’re out of the way. They
can take this time to make any introductions to
one another, if necessary.
After a few minutes, Mahja finishes
helping load a cart with supplies and
rushes over to meet the PCs. Mahja
appears a bit flustered with the various
goings-on but also seems in high
spirits. She calls the PCs over to one
of the remaining tents and takes a
moment to catch her breath before
explaining the situation.
Read or paraphrase the following to
proceed.
“Ah, Pathfinders, I thank you for coming on
such short notice. Two of my scouts encountered
a massive undead army in the Itran River Valley
in southwestern Ustalav. The army was marching
southwest out of the valley toward
Ustalav’s border. That alone was
concerning enough for me to reach
out to Ardax the White-Hair in Urgir in case he saw it fit to
gather defenses. During that meeting, I received a second
report that the army was now traveling northwest along
the Aren River and in the direction of Urgir. That’s when I
reached out to the Society.” She pauses, taking a seat on a
cushion set on the ground, and motions for those gathered
to do the same, waiting just a moment before continuing.
“The undead being only a few days’ march away,
coupled with the fact that they can march endlessly
without growing tired, made us realize that we had little
time to gather any sort of defenses. I volunteered my hold
to intercept this army with the hope that we could slow
it down or even take it out entirely, but I knew that we
wouldn’t be able to do so alone. I figured that I could call
in my favor with the Pathfinders and get some help. While
this is probably not what you would expect with a typical
assignment, I know you Pathfinders are more than capable
as warriors.” She smiles warmly as she continues.
“Since we have very little time, the plan is to make our
way over to the small settlement of Freedom Town which
sits on the Aren River, not too far from Ustalav’s border.
Freedom Town’s position is favorable as a place to stage an
ambush and hopefully hold against a siege for several days.
The town is about a day’s march away and not ready for an
assault of any kind at present. We will need to prepare the
town’s defenses when we get there. We have little time to do
much more, but I think we can ready Freedom Town enough
to buy Urgir the time it needs against the rest of the undead
forces. We set out within the hour, so ready yourselves. If
you have any questions or reservations, let me know now.”
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Mahja answers any questions the PCs have.
What undead will we be facing? “According to my scouts,
most of the forces are simple undead like skeletons and
zombies. However, they number in the thousands and even
though they aren’t difficult to fight, that many undead is still
an overwhelming number. Additionally, my scouts reported
zombies that glow with amber light and emit noxious gases,
plus several other undead, like wights, wearing armor and
carrying weapons. This suggests to me that many of the
forces are intelligent enough to pose greater problems.”
Why are the undead attacking now? “We don’t know.
Undead have always been a problem on Belkzen’s borders,
MAHJA FIREHAIR
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especially with many of them coming over from the
Gravelands lately, but there isn’t any kind of recent event
that explains why they’ve chosen to amass now. The fact
that they’re so organized tells me this isn’t some kind of
coincidence. Someone gathered these forces intentionally.
If I had to guess, I would say it’s the Whispering Tyrant. He
failed to claim Urgir at the Battle of Nine Broken Skulls, so
he might be trying again.”
Why don’t we just help Urgir’s defenses? “We could, but
I think it’s better to whittle down what forces we can before
they even reach Urgir. It’s probably best to avoid facing
the entire army at once if we can. Also, with their current
movement pattern, Freedom Town is directly in the army’s
path. By going to Freedom Town, we have an opportunity
to evacuate its people and have a good strategic point
to fight back against the army. We might lose Freedom
Town in the process, but if we can strike a blow to the
army and save some people, I’m willing to do so.”
Who’s helping us? “Most of the other orc holds
are gathering in Urgir. Today, it’s just us Burning
Sun orcs, you Pathfinders, some friends from the
Knights of Lastwall, and a smattering of other orc
warriors that wanted to join us. We don’t have as
many numbers as these undead, but most of us are
experienced and clever warriors. I’m sure each of us can
fell ten zombies each. What we lack in numbers, we make
up in skill.”
What’s the plan when we get to Freedom Town? “I
assume the undead will want to raze the town, as it gives
them a good opportunity to add more bodies to their
forces. It’s a small town, so I doubt the army and whoever
might be commanding it would expect a force this size to
be hiding nearby. The idea is that we set up defenses, lure
the army to Freedom Town, and ambush them from the
wilderness nearby.”
You’re using Freedom Town as bait? “Yes. I’m not happy
about the possibility of severely damaging or outright losing
the town during this ambush, but it’s our best bet to catch
this army off guard. We’re going to be evacuating all the
citizens, so we don’t have to worry about anyone getting
hurt. Ardax already agreed to take in Freedom Town’s
people and provide supplies, restitution, and other help for
their part in this. If Freedom Town still stands at the end of
the day, Urgir will support the town’s rebuilding.”
Why did we meet you here instead of at Freedom Town?
Aren’t we losing time? “We need to be discreet about this.
My scouts have reported that the undead army has scouts
of its own. There’s a chance that the undead are keeping an
eye on Freedom Town and we don’t want to show our hand
too early. If we gathered outside of Freedom Town, it could
give away our plan, or at least tip off the army that there’s
more at play than just a simple town for the taking.”
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RELIGION (RECALL KNOWLEDGE)
The PCs can attempt to Recall Knowledge about the undead
Mahja described. A failure grants no information, and
a critical success grants the additional information in the
critical success entry. These checks should be rolled secretly.
Sulfur Zombie
A PC who succeeds at a DC 22 Religion check to Recall
Knowledge knows more about sulfur zombies (page 22).
Critical Success As a sulfur zombie is always ablaze in some
capacity, fire doesn’t hurt it at all. Additionally, the zombie’s
fire is so volatile, it erupts in a massive explosion when the
zombie is destroyed.
Success Sulfur zombies are much like a typical zombie, save
that they burn with an inner fire. This putrid fire can blind
anyone the zombie attacks.
Critical Failure A sulfur zombie is always emitting a choking
gas. Anyone standing next to the zombie needs to hold
their breath or begin suffocating from the noxious fumes.
HERO POINTS
Once the PCs are ready to travel, remind them that they
each have 1 Hero Point available.
Marching to Freedom Town
Once the PCs are up to speed on the situation, Mahja
urges them to prepare to travel. The trip to Freedom Town
is expected to take most of the remaining day and Mahja
is insistent on avoiding delays. Most of the encampment
is ready to set off by the time the PCs finish speaking
with Mahja. The dried, cracked earth of Belkzen begins
to rumble and clatter as multiple pack animals, dozens of
carts, and hundreds of warriors begin the journey toward
Freedom Town.

Wight
A PC who succeeds at a DC 18 Religion check to Recall
Knowledge knows more about wights (Pathfinder
Bestiary 332).
Critical Success A wight can lash out just before its destruction.
Anyone standing close to a wight as it’s destroyed should
be ready for the wight to attack in its final moments.
Success Wights are intelligent undead that drain the life
energy from anyone they attack. People slain by a wight
have a chance to rise as a wight themselves.
Critical Failure Wights are unusual undead that feed on
blood. This blood courses through them like it does a living
person, which makes wights susceptible to poisons, unlike
most undead.

SOCIETY (RECALL KNOWLEDGE)

A PC who succeeds at a DC 22 Society check to Recall
Knowledge knows more about Freedom Town. A failure
grants no information, and a critical success grants the
additional information in the critical success entry. These
checks should be rolled secretly.
Critical Success The people of Freedom Town still value their
independence and many citizens are known to be too
proud to ask for help.
Success Freedom Town was established about three
decades ago by criminals and outlaws. It sits in an
area of rich farmland and has become a somewhat
prosperous farming settlement.
Critical Failure Freedom Town was settlement built in secret
UIRCH
by Lastwall’s forces to spy on the orcs of Belkzen. Knowing
the dangers involved with it, Lastwall built a massive network
of secret tunnels beneath the town to aid with escape.

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The trip takes several hours, and the PCs have an
opportunity to speak with key members of the Burning
Sun hold during this time. While the PCs aren’t required
to converse with any of these members, doing so gives the
PCs an opportunity to get to know these members better.
While this adventure can’t give a full breakdown of the
personalities of each of these characters, the following
summaries are intended to assist with any conversation
and roleplaying encounters.
Mahja Firehair: Mahja is the stern, but caring leader
of the Burning Sun orcs. When speaking with others, she
listens intently and makes sure that every person has equal
say in a conversation. While she takes the task at hand
seriously, she also seems eager or excited for the battle
that awaits. When discussing combat, she makes use of
more over-the-top language to describe attacks or strategy,
which clashes with her overall reserved personality.
KHAGRIG DAYBREAK
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Uirch: While Uirch claims membership among the
Burning Sun hold, he has been away from his people for
some time. Uirch has lately been spending time restoring
the Bastion of Light, a temple of Sarenrae located in
the Gravelands. Although he has the appearance of an
intimidating warrior, Uirch is surprisingly easygoing. He
is casual with others, even strangers, and carries an air
of levity about him. Uirch is quick to focus and take a
matter seriously when it’s called for. He is also happy to
share advice to anyone who asks for it. More information
on Uirch is found in Lost Omens Knights of Lastwall.
Khagrig Daybreak: Another orc born into the Burning
Suns hold, Khagrig is now a member of the Knights of
Lastwall. His focus is on the training and care of mounts
for the Knights. He specifically favors large and unusual
mounts, as much of his experience came with his time
dealing with the beasts of Belkzen. While Khagrig is
typically stoic, he opens up more when discussing the
mounts he trains. Khagrig has plenty of experience
dealing with undead directly and offers numerous
combat strategies focused on exploiting the weaknesses
of undead. More information on Khagrig appears in Lost
Omens Knights of Lastwall.
A. ADVANCE FORCES MODERATE
Geir pioneered several magical developments within
Ghasterhall while biding his time for Tar-Baphon’s
return. Among these developments was the ability for
Geir to connect his magic to his undead creations.
This connection allowed Geir to use any of his
undead as the origin point for his spells, even at
great distances. This magical connection had its
limitations, however, and Geir mostly used it as
a conduit for divination magic to keep an eye on
his forces.
During a routine observation of his forces, Geir
noticed a pair of half-orcs some distance away from
his troops. These half-orcs were the Burning Sun
scouts that later reported the army to Mahja. Aware
that his element of surprise was likely ruined, Geir
formulated a plan. He gathered a separate, but still
large, group of undead to send to Urgir as an advance
force. He believed that Urgir would be expecting undead,
and he could fool the city’s defenders with a large enough
force. With the “army” defeated, Urgir would let their
guard down, assuming the worst had passed, and leave
the city open for the main force to attack.
The encounter uses the map on page 8. The PCs begin
on the western side of the pass. The rock walls on either
side of the pass are short enough for a creature to move to
the upper part of the pass without needing to climb. Instead,
moving up or down the wall is difficult terrain.
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A. Advance Forces

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Creatures: Geir commanded hundreds of sulfur swarm makes use of more involved tactics. It begins by
zombies (or the more volatile combustive zombies, for charging the largest collection of PCs, hoping to gnaw on
levels 11–12), clacking skull swarms, and other minor as many of them as possible. It then moves away, hoping
undead to act as his advance force. While he had no to lure PCs to move closer to the zombies. It uses its
hopes that this force could overtake Urgir, he believed it Shrieking Scream to attack the PCs from afar, again trying
could soften the city’s defenses. Specifically, the volatile to affect as many PCs as possible. The swarm tries to keep
zombies could damage to the city walls, making it easier mobile, forcing the PCs to move between the zombies
for his army to destroy them later. This army of undead scattered throughout the battlefield.
intercepts the PCs and their traveling group a few hours
into their journey to Freedom Town. Both sides are Levels 9–10
caught by surprise, but the Burning Suns orcs and rest
of their allies are quick to jump into action to destroy SULFUR ZOMBIES (3) CREATURE 6
these undead. While there is a massive amount of fighting Page 22, art on page 43
going on, this encounter represents only the slice of the
battle that involves the PCs. WEAK CLACKING SKULL SWARM CREATURE 9
The encounter begins with the zombies and swarm Page 22, art on page 42
spread out on the far side of the pass. During combat, the
zombies mindlessly shamble toward the nearest target, Levels 11–12
retaliating against any aggressors. The clacking skull
COMBUSTIVE ZOMBIES (3) CREATURE 8
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ELITE CLACKING SKULL SWARM CREATURE 11

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Freedom Town
After the encounter with Geir’s advance forces, Mahja
insists on hurrying to Freedom Town. The remaining
journey takes several hours, with the PCs and the rest
of the forces reaching the town shortly after sunset.
Freedom Town is active when the PCs arrive, with many
of the citizens milling about, preparing to evacuate.
Two half-orcs approach the PCs and Mahja Firehair
as they arrive in Freedom Town. They are Bovar
Ashcaller (CG male half-orc barbarian) and Namiri
Ashcaller (NG female half-orc kineticist), Mahja’s
trusted scouts. After reporting Geir’s army to Mahja,
they returned to Freedom Town in hopes of preparing
the town for the upcoming ambush. Bovar and Namiri
encountered a fair amount of resistance, however, and
eventually dedicated their time to assessing the town’s
current defenses. The twins assumed they could share
their assessments with Mahja once the rest of the
Burning Suns arrived and allow her to take command
of preparing the town.
Mahja takes a moment to introduce Bovar and
Namiri before taking them aside to debrief. After a few
minutes, Mahja returns to the PCs and asks them for
help. Mahja explains that she’s going to help find shelter
CLACKING SKULL SWARM for her people, unload supplies, and generally get the
Burning Suns ready for a fight, so she’s trusting the PCs
to take charge on preparing Freedom Town’s defenses.

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DEFENDING FREEDOM TOWN minimum preparations required to keep undead forces

Mahja gives the PCs a brief list of the major tasks
required to prepare Freedom Town. The Ashcallers’
latest reconnaissance determined the undead army was
relatively close, with their estimates placing the army at
Freedom Town by morning. This gives the PCs only a
few hours to handle these tasks and prepare the town’s
defenses. The list of different tasks begins on page 11.
The PCs have 6 hours to work with, after which most
of the Burning Suns and their other allies will stop to
rest for the night. While some individuals will stay up
to cover watches and work on small tasks throughout
the night, the bulk of the work needs to be done during
these six hours. PCs make progress toward completing
this work by using the Prepare Freedom Town activity
on page 11. The PCs receive 3 rounds to prepare the
town, with each round representing 2 hours of work.
PCs who succeed or critically succeed at their checks
earn Defense Points (DP) for the respective task they’re
coordinating. This adventure assumes that the PCs
earn at least 1 DP for each task, which represents the
at bay. Tasks with 0 DP grant benefits to enemies in
later encounters, while tasks with more than 1 DP
grant advantages to the PCs or disadvantages to
enemies. Each task can gain up to 3 DP. Once a given
task has 3 DP, no further checks for that task can be
made, as the task is fully complete and other tasks take
priority.
The initial DC for all checks is DC 26 (DC 28 for
levels 11–12). The DC for a given task increases by 2
for each Defense Point already earned for the task. For
example, the DC for a task with 2 DP is DC 30 (DC 32
for levels 11–12). An initial check for a task covers most
of the simple or obvious steps toward completing a task.
The increased DC represents the very specific aspects of
a task that take more effort to complete.
While the main means of success is using skill checks,
consider granting successes (but not critical successes)
for creative solutions. For example, a PC might use one
or two castings of wall of stone instead of attempting
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don’t change the amount of time needed to complete
the activity, as the PC is spending the rest of the time
directing other workers and contributing in other ways.
Take note of the number of DP that the PCs earn for
their tasks. Each task can have a different effect on later
encounters in this adventure, including an encounter that
interrupts these preparations. Encounter B (see page 13)
takes place after the second round of preparations.
PREPARE FREEDOM TOWN
You spend two hours directing others and helping with
important tasks around Freedom Town. Choose a specific task
you’d like to address. Attempt a skill check listed for your chosen
task. Only one character can attempt a check for a given task at
a time, though other characters can Aid your check instead of
making their attempt to Prepare Freedom Town.
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Critical Success Your contributions toward your task are
significant. You earn 2 Defense Points for your task.
Success You complete a fair amount of work. You earn 1
Defense Point for your task.
Failure While you put in work toward your task, there is still a
lot of work to do. You don’t earn any Defense Points.
Critical Failure A major setback such as an accident, injury,
destruction of supplies, and so on puts you behind schedule.
You don’t lose Defense Points, but you can’t Prepare Freedom
Town for 1 round as you work to make up for lost time on
your task. You can still Aid on a different character’s check
to Prepare Freedom Town in the next round.
Barricades
While Freedom Town has a small fort near its center,
most of the town is made of wooden dwellings that lack
Fort Freedom’s palisades. PCs can help erect barricades
at key locations throughout the town, as well as digging
simple trenches or placing smaller barricades outside of
the town.
Applicable Skills: Athletics, Crafting, Warfare Lore
0 Defense Points: Without any suitable defenses, enemy
forces move in and around Freedom Town with ease.
Enemies in encounter C and D gain a +1 circumstance
bonus to their initiative rolls.
1 Defense Point: The PCs set up a few defenses that help
slow down the undead forces.
2 Defense Points: The town’s defenses impede the
undead forces. Enemies in encounter C and D take a –1
circumstance penalty to their initiative rolls.
3 Defense Points: The town’s defenses severely hamper
the undead forces. Enemies in encounter C and D take
a –2 circumstance penalty to their initiative rolls and are
slowed 1, or increase their slowed value by 1, during the
first round of combat.
Evacuation
Many of Freedom Town’s citizens are still in the town.
While many of the citizens are planning to keep out of
the way during the attack, they still represent a liability,
especially if the fighting spills into the town itself.
Mahja prefers that any citizens not willing to fight
be evacuated instead. She has set some of her hold’s
members aside to serve as escorts for these citizens
and lead them toward the safety of Urgir.
PCs who critically succeeded at their Society
check to learn about Freedom Town might
remember that the citizens are typically not the
kind to ask for help, which is part of the reason that
evacuating the town is taking so long. If a PC keeps
this in mind and is tactful with their attempt, such as
by being clear that they’re here to help or by acting
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as an authority figure with the citizens’ best interests in
mind, it goes a long way toward a successful evacuation.
A PC who does this gains a +2 circumstance bonus to
their check in this situation.
Applicable Skills: Deception, Diplomacy, Intimidation,
Performance, Society
0 Defense Points: Citizens are scattered throughout
the town and surrounding wilderness, making them
easy prey for the undead. Enemies in encounter C and
D begin combat with temporary Hit Points equal to
their level.
1 Defense Point: Enough of the citizens have left
Freedom Town to avoid getting in the way. Some of the
citizens thank the PCs for the help by giving them a gift
of family heirlooms and other valuables.
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2 Defense Points: Several of the citizens make their
way out of Freedom Town. The citizens share some of
their knowledge of the town and its surroundings, which
help the PCs navigate the area easier. The PCs gain a +1
status bonus to their initiative rolls during encounter B,
C, and D. Additionally, an elderly, retired criminal hands
the PCs her +1 striking disrupting battle axe, a prized
possession that she never took the time to fence.
3 Defense Points: The PCs convince all of the town’s
non-combatants to evacuate. As they leave, the citizens
share their knowledge of Freedom Town and the
surrounding wilderness. The PCs gain a +2 status bonus
to their initiative rolls during encounter B, C, and D.
Rewards: The gift of heirlooms and other valuables
aren’t worth a great deal individually, but the large
number gifted to the PCs ends up totaling 120 gp if
sold to the right collector. For levels 11–12, a group of
wealthy merchants are visiting some relatives and they
add several finely cut gems to the reward, increasing
the total to 450 gp. In addition, the battle axe is an
especially storied relic for levels 11–12 and is instead a
+2 striking disrupting battle axe.
Scouting
Expecting much of the ambush and subsequent battle
to occur outside of Freedom Town, Mahja asks the PCs
to assess the town’s surroundings. The PCs must travel
throughout the surrounding wilderness, getting the lay
of the land and locating key features of the area. The
PCs can invite Bovar and Namiri Ashcaller with them
during the scouting attempt. The Ashcallers share what
they know of the wilderness and grant the PCs a +2
circumstance bonus to their checks to scout.
Applicable Skills: Athletics, Acrobatics, Perception,
Nature, Survival
0 Defense Points: The PCs’ lack of understanding of
the wilderness allows their enemies to catch them off
guard. Enemies in encounter C and D begin combat
with their reactions and are quickened 1 for the first
round of combat. They can use the extra action to Step
or Stride.
1 Defense Points: The PCs get a basic understanding
of the town’s surroundings, enough that they’re able to
avoid any ambushes.
2 Defense Points: The PCs get a better understanding
of the wilderness. The PCs ignore the natural difficult
terrain during encounters B, C, and D.
3 Defense Points: The PCs know the wilderness
well and move through it almost supernaturally.
During encounters B, C, and D, the PCs gain a +5-foot
circumstance bonus to their Speed and ignore the
natural difficult terrain.
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Tending
The Burning Sun hold makes use of several riding drakes
as battle mounts. While the Burning Sun orcs typically
use only a few drakes at a time, they plan to use all the
hold’s drakes for the assault tomorrow. This has left the
hold’s wranglers stretched thin as they work to prepare
the drakes for combat. Khagrig Daybreak is helping
where he can, but even his assistance isn’t enough. The
PCs can help by serving as impromptu wranglers for the
hold’s younger drakes.
Applicable Skills: Athletics, Diplomacy, Intimidation,
Nature, Survival
0 Defense Points: Some of the riding drakes refuse
to fly out into combat as they stay back to take care of
their neglected young. Without these drakes in the sky,
the undead can move about the battlefield much more
freely. Enemies in encounter C and D gain a +5-foot
circumstance bonus to their Speed.
1 Defense Points: All the hold’s riding drakes join the
combat, and their presence gives the undead forces pause.
2 Defense Points: The riding drakes make sure to
provide their support for the caretakers of their young.
The drakes swoop down during encounter D to breathe
fire and deal moderate damage against the undead (see
the Hazards entry of encounter D starting on page 18).
3 Defense Points: The riding drakes grant even greater
support to the caretakers of their young. The drakes
swoop down during encounter D to breathe fire and deal
major damage against the undead (see the Hazards entry
of encounter D starting on page 18).
Traps
In addition to any other fortifications, placing snares,
pitfalls, and other traps in and around Freedom Town
would go a long way to defending the town. Many of
the undead marching toward the town are stopped or
outright destroyed by simpler traps, so saturating the
area with traps is in the town’s best interest.
Applicable Skills: Crafting, Stealth, Survival, Thievery
0 Defense Points: With no traps in place, the undead
can march about with impunity. Enemies in encounter C
and D gain a +5-foot circumstance bonus to their Speed.
1 Defense Point: The limited number of traps is enough
to trip up and disrupt the undead armies.
2 Defense Points: The multitude of traps do a fair bit of
work to damage the undead before reaching the town’s
forces. Enemies in encounters B, C, and D begin combat
with 4d6 fewer Hit Points.
3 Defense Points: The countless traps severely damage
the undead before reaching the town’s forces. Enemies in
encounters B, C, and D begin combat with 6d6 fewer Hit
Points and are clumsy 1 during the first round of combat.
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Wards
Many members of the Burning Suns are worshippers of
Sarenrae. Using their knowledge of undead and divine
magic, the faithful Burning Sun orcs look to create
magical wards to repel or weaken the incoming undead.
These orcs are led by Uirch, who uses the knowledge
he acquired while restoring the Bastion of Light to help
fortify the wards. The PCs can offer their magical insight
or anatomical knowledge of undead to support in the
creation of these wards.
Applicable Skills: Arcana, Medicine, Occultism, Religion
0 Defense Points: The wards backfire, empowering
the undead. Enemies in encounter C and D gain a +1
circumstance bonus to their DCs.
1 Defense Point: A few wards are placed around
the town. While they are helpful, they don’t offer any
significant advantage during the attack.
2 Defense Points: The magical wards weaken the
undead. The enemies in encounters B, C, and D are
enfeebled 1 during the first round of combat.
3 Defense Points: The wards significantly weaken
the undead. The enemies in encounters B, C, and D are
enfeebled 2 during the first round of combat. Additionally,
the PCs gain a +1 circumstance bonus to saving throws
during encounters B, C, and D.
B. WIGHT SCOUTS MODERATE
After the PCs complete the second round of preparing
defenses for Freedom Town, a group of undead scouts
attacks the town. The PCs are the closest to the enemies
and are therefore the first to respond to the undead
incursion. This encounter uses the map on page 14.
The battle takes place at night, but there is enough light
from the moon and the town that the area has dim light
throughout. The water is shallow enough to not require
a creature to swim through it, but still deep enough that
it’s difficult terrain.
Creatures: After attempting to check back in with
his advance forces, Geir realizes that something has
destroyed his undead. Unsure as to what transpired, and
recognizing the difference solid intelligence will make in
the coming conflict, he sends several groups of wights to
scout ahead. One group arrives at Freedom Town, only
to run into the PCs as they are amid their preparations.
During combat, the archers keep to the far side of the
bridge and harry the PCs. The other wights Hide under
the bridge (rolling Stealth for initiative) and attempt to
catch the PCs unaware when they approach the bridge.
Depending on what preparations the PCs have completed,
they might have some advantages in this combat, such as
bonuses to certain rolls or even the ability to move across
the water unhindered.
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H1

A1

A2

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Levels 9–10
SMOKESIGHT HUNTER WIGHTS (2)
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SMOKESIGHT STALKER WIGHTS (2)
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Levels 11–12
SMOKESIGHT DEADEYE WIGHTS (2)
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SMOKESIGHT PROWLER WIGHTS (2)
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Rewards: In addition to their gear, this group of
wights carries a type II bag of holding used to store
CREATURE 7 grisly trophies from defeated foes. For levels 11–12, these
trophies included signet rings of wealthy families whose
scions had joined the Knights of Lastwall. They reward
CREATURE 7 anyone who can help inform them of the knights’ fates,
offering 300 gp for the return of the rings.
The Next Day
After three rounds of working to prepare Freedom Town
CREATURE 9 for the attack, the PCs have a chance to rest. PCs might
wish to continue working on Freedom Town’s defenses,
but with most of the Burning Sun orcs and their allies
CREATURE 9 choosing to rest, there aren’t enough people available to
make any significant progress.
The next day, Mahja wakes Freedom Town with a
loud note from a horn shortly before sunrise. Most of her
fellow Burning Suns are quick to prepare for battle. The
PCs have enough time to make their daily preparations
while Freedom Town readies itself. During this time
Mahja takes some time to give a speech ahead of the
day’s battle.
Read or paraphrase the following.
Mahja Firehair makes her way to the center of Freedom
Town. There is electricity in the air as warriors of all kinds
stretch and prepare for the battle ahead. A wave of murmurs
grows into a sea of stomps, rattling of weapons, and loud
growls and yelling. Once Mahja reaches the center of the
crowd, she jumps onto a wagon and raises a closed fist,
which immediately silences the town.
“Brothers, sisters, family, and friends. We don’t know why
the dead have chosen to rise and enter our lands once more,
but I know that we will respond. Belkzen is our home and we
have proven before that any undead that dare tread in our
home will only meet destruction. Be they a mass of bones or
the Tyrant himself, we will stand together, and we will tear
them down!”
A cheer erupts from the crowd. Mahja pauses
long enough to allow the moment of levity before
motioning for silence and continuing, “I can’t say for sure if
all of us are enough to stop the armies of the dead on this
day. However, I can say we will give them Hell! Whoever
these undead are, or whoever sent them, all will learn that
we are more dangerous than they’ve ever imagined. We will
fight! Dawnflower, guide us! If I must give my life to protect
Belkzen, I am ready to do so! Let’s show these shamblers
that even death can’t protect them from the might of an orc!”
Battle cries echo throughout Freedom Town and out through
the valley as Mahja leads the march out to the wilderness
around town.
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Shortly after Mahja finishes her speech, several
explosions beyond Freedom Town signal the arrival of
Geir’s forces. As dozens of zombies detonate throughout
the wilderness, the nearby fields and forests catch fire,
filling the sky with the light of a burning sunrise.
C. AN EARLY ATTACK LOW
While most of the explosions occur as Freedom Town’s
force meet with the undead army outside of the town,
there is a large explosion and cries of help from a
farmhouse on the eastern edge of town. Although the
rest of Freedom Town’s forces are focused on undead
elsewhere, the PCs hear these cries and can make their way
over to help. If you are running low on time or typically
run low on time when running scenarios with numerous
combat encounters, you can skip this encounter. If you
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do, add its treasure and associated treasure bundle to the
reward for defeating encounter D (see below.)
Creatures: Several zombies found their way to
the less fortified farmhouses on the edge of town and
detonated, setting some of the homes on fire. These
zombies are mindlessly attacking what homes they can
and occasionally detonating. While these zombies would
generally be a low priority for Freedom Town’s forces,
they could cause some major damage if they set more
of the farmhouses on fire and the fire were to spread in
the rest of the town. The zombies begin near the large
farmhouse and mindlessly attack the nearest creature.
Use the map on page 17 for this encounter.
Levels 9–10
ELITE SULFUR ZOMBIES (3) CREATURE 7
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Levels 11–12
ELITE COMBUSTIVE ZOMBIES (3) CREATURE 9
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Hazard: The fire has already spread to the nearby
trees and poses a serious risk. Creatures that end their
turn adjacent to the burning trees take 4d6 fire damage.
Creatures that enter these squares take the same amount
of damage and must attempt a DC 25 Reflex save. On
a failed save, the creature catches on fire, taking 2d6
persistent fire damage.
Rewards: While most of the farmhouses are empty,
this one isn’t. A local farmer named Trinn Jovas emerges
from the house once the PCs destroy the zombies. He
had intended to join the fight but grew apprehensive
shortly before the attack began and hid in his home,
quickly becoming surrounded by zombies. He thanks the
PCs profusely and even gives them his silver necklace—a
gift from a well-off uncle in Caliphas—as a reward for
saving his life. Now reinvigorated after having watched
the PCs fight, he makes his way to Freedom Town to join
the battle. This piece of jewelry is a masterpiece necklace
worth 200 gp. For level 11–12, small sapphires accent
the piece, increasing its value to 500 gp.
D. BATTLE AMONG THE FLAMES SEVERE
The main battle takes place in the wilderness surrounding
the town. A large portion of the undead forces are weak
undead such as skeletons and zombies, which the Burning
Sun orcs, Pathfinders, Knights of Lastwall, townsfolk, and
the PCs’ defenses dispatch with ease. Freedom Town’s
forces make use of their knowledge of the environs, hit and
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Z3
Z2

Z1

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run tactics, and their general combat prowess to catch these
undead off guard. More powerful undead such as ghouls
and wights are mixed in along with these other forces. While
they pose a greater threat, many of Freedom Town’s skilled
warriors, including the PCs, can face off with these undead
without issue. This is a good opportunity to ask the players
for descriptions of their PCs cutting through weaker swaths
of undead as they make their way toward more powerful
undead forces. You can also describe key NPCs facing off
with undead and giving an acknowledgement to the PCs
before returning to battle. The general atmosphere is one of
chaos, but also of mounting success as the forces push the
undead back over the span of several hours.
Creatures: Later in the battle, the PCs cross paths with
some of the powerful undead leading Geir’s army. Geir
tasked several powerful wight captains and commanders
to lead the charge and face off with the more powerful
warriors of Urgir. Various squads of wights move
throughout the fight and once such group catches wind
of the PCs as they move through the burning wilderness.
The wights begin in the upper portion of the area, with
the archers using their ranged attacks to pepper the PCs
as they approach. The stealthier stalker or prowler wight
disguises themself as a corpse and lies in wait near the leader,
hoping to ambush the PCs once they close the distance. The
wight leader does their best to keep on the move when
necessary to avoid flanking and suboptimal positioning.
The wights try to focus on the same target, when possible,
to take advantage of flanking and other benefits of good
positioning. Use the map on page 19 for this encounter.
Hazards: The rocky steps in this area are difficult terrain.
As with the burning trees at the farmhouse, the burning
trees here can burn creatures. Creatures that end their
turn adjacent to the burning trees take 4d6 fire damage.
Creatures that enter these squares take the same amount
of damage and must
attempt a DC 25 Reflex
save. On a failed save, the
creature catches on fire,
taking 2d6 persistent fire
damage.
In addition to the burning trees, the
massive forest fire threatens to further harm
and hamper the combatants. The dangers of
the forest fire grow more dire as the combat
continues as noted here.
• Round 1: The heat of the forest fire causes all
creatures on the battlefield to take 2d6 fire damage
at the end of each of their turns.

Levels 9–10
SMOKESIGHT HUNTER WIGHTS (2) CREATURE 7
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SMOKESIGHT STALKER WIGHT CREATURE 7

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SMOKESIGHT WIGHT CAPTAIN CREATURE 10

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Levels 11–12
SMOKESIGHT DEADEYE WIGHTS (2) CREATURE 9
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SMOKESIGHT PROWLER WIGHT CREATURE 9

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COMMANDER
SMOKESIGHT WIGHT COMMANDER CREATURE 12
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D. Battle Among the Flames
PCs Begin Here

Enemies Begin Here

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• Round 2: Smoke begins to spread throughout the
battlefield, causing all creatures in the combat
to become concealed. As noted in the undead’s
statistics, they can all see through the smoke and
ignore the concealment.
• Round 3: The heat grows more intense, causing all
creatures to take 4d6 fire damage at the end of each
their turns. If the PCs earned 2 or 3 Defense Points
while tending to the drakes, they swoop in now to
unleash their fire breath against the undead. This
deals 6d6 fire damage to the undead, or 8d6 fire
damage if the PCs earned 3 DP.
• Round 4: The smoke grows thicker, causing anyone
who breathes it to become sickened 1, creatures
can hold their breath to avoid being sickened. Geir
intercedes for his commanders and uses one of his
magical developments in Ghasterhall to grant the
undead fire resist 5 to help reduce the effects of the
forest fire. The undead must still contend with the
smoke’s sickening effects.
• Round 5: The heat is nearly unbearable, dealing 8d6
fire damage to all creatures at the end of each of
their turns for the remainder of the combat.
• Round 6: The smoke is so thick that it’s nearly
impossible to breathe. Creatures must hold their
breath or begin suffocating (Core Rulebook 478).
Rewards: The wight’s gear is of substantial value,
including a standard grade adamantine shield. For levels
11–12, the wight commander also wears a finely wrought
mithral circlet worth 600 gp.
Conclusion
Once the PCs defeat the wights, they can move away
from the area to escape the wildfire. When they’re out in
the open, they see that the undead army has been nearly
wiped out. A combination of Freedom Town’s forces,
the PCs’ defenses, superior tactics, and the wildfire made
quick work of most of the undead. Mahja finds the PCs
shortly after the battle, wounded but generally well. She
carries a joyful look on her face and the head of one of
the powerful wights in her hand—a trophy to take back
to Urgir. She rushes to the PCs with excitement, eager
to trade tales of the day’s battles. The PCs have a few
minutes to share in this excitement with Mahja before
Geir’s secret weapon activates.
Read or paraphrase the following to proceed.
Mahja Firehair unleashes a bellowing laugh. It almost sounds
like a howl as it echoes throughout the valley. “Well, I think
we managed to stop the undead. If there are more, I’m sure
we could take them, but I think we’ve earned a bit of rest for
the moment.” She holds up the wight’s head, its eye sockets
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filled with a jet-black emptiness and thick, dark ichor dripping
from its torn neck. “I think this one will fit well among the
nine broken skulls in Urgir. I’m sure Ardax will be pleased to—”
The head’s eyes flare to life with the all-too-familiar red
glow typical of wights. Almost instantaneously, the light
shifts to a dark purple hue and a loud hissing begins to
emanate from the head. The symbol of Sarenrae pinned in
Mahja’s hair glows bright and a horrified realization flashes
across her face. Quicker than a flame burns dried grass at the
height of summer, Mahja pulls the head in to her chest and
turns away while yelling “Get back!” As she throws herself to
the ground to cover the head, the hiss becomes a deafening
pop and Mahja becomes enveloped in a pitch-black light. The
light is gone in an instant, leaving Mahja’s unresponsive body
thrown about on the ground.
Geir had placed his negative energy bomb within the
wight that Mahja slew. It detonated several minutes
after the wight’s destruction, just as Geir had designed
it. Mahja realized what was about to happen and, with
Sarenrae’s aid, absorbed the entirety of the bomb’s energy.
If the PCs check on Mahja’s body, they find that she
is dead, killed by the massive influx of negative energy.
Attempts to heal her are ineffective and even a quick
breath of life fails to help her, as the bomb is a death
effect. There is nothing the PCs can do to bring Mahja
back to life.
Eventually, the rest of Freedom Town’s forces will
learn of Mahja’s fate. The PCs could bring the body
back to the town or one of the other Burning Suns orcs
could come find Mahja and the PCs at the end of the
battle. Regardless of how the Burning Sun learns of the
death of its leader, there is immense grief. The Burning
Sun orcs believe the PCs’ explanation of the events
surrounding Mahja’s death and bear no ill will toward
them or the Pathfinders.
The PCs might take some time to mourn, or simply
look to start making their way back home. Before they
leave, Uirch finds them and thanks them for their help.
He seems in high spirits, even after the death of Mahja.
He explains that while the losses today were tragic,
there is also hope among the Burning Sun hold. First,
the undead forces were defeated and Belkzen will remain
safe for the time being. The other reason for hope is that
Mahja’s body bears a Vow Mark.
The PCs are unlikely to have heard of a Vow Mark,
so Uirch notes the significance to them. He explains that
orcs believe that they can challenge a god in the afterlife
in a process referred to as the Crucible. An orc can
declare a vow shortly before their death. Upon dying,
the orc can challenge a god directly for godhood. If the
orc wins, the god is slain, and the orc can claim divinity
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to become a god themselves. If the orc loses, their soul
is destroyed, and they can’t be resurrected or move
elsewhere in the afterlife. An orc undergoing the Crucible
always manifests a symbol, like a glowing scar, known
as a Vow Mark. Uirch excitedly shares that Mahja’s
body had a Vow Mark on her neck, showing that she’s
undergoing the Crucible.
Uirch can’t explain much more about the Crucible,
as it’s a mysterious phenomenon. He does note that
disturbing a body bearing a Vow Mark risks drawing
bad luck or a curse. They’ll be leaving Mahja’s body
here, with some members of the Burning Sun to guard
her, while she completes the Crucible. This could take
days or even months, Uirch explains, but it is an exciting
time for the Burning Sun hold.
There’s a party in Freedom Town that night as people
celebrate the destruction of the undead army, the saving
of the town, and Mahja’s undertaking of the Crucible.
The mood is one of joy and hope, even with the death of
Mahja. The PCs, along with the rest of the Pathfinders,
are celebrated as heroes of the Battle of the Burning River
and earn fame and respect among the Burning Sun hold.

REPORTING NOTES
If the PCs achieved at least 1 Defense Point in every task,
check box A. If they earned 0 points in any task, check
box B.

PRIMARY OBJECTIVES
The PCs fulfill their primary objective and earn 2
Reputation with their chosen faction if they successfully
defeat Encounter D.

SECONDARY OBJECTIVES
The PCs fulfill their secondary objective if they earn at
least 1 Defense Point on every task in Preparing Freedom
Town. Doing so earns each PC 2 additional Reputation
with their chosen faction.

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Appendix 1: Level 9–10
Encounters SCALING ENCOUNTER A
The statistics presented in this appendix include full To adjust for the PCs’ overall strength, use the
stat blocks for creatures and hazards appearing in this following Challenge Point adjustments.
scenario. These encounters are written for four 9th- 10–11 Challenge Points: Add one sulfur zombie to
level PCs. If your group has a different composition or the encounter.
size, refer to the Organized Play section on page 44 for 12–13 Challenge Points: Replace all sulfur zombies
instructions on how to use the scaling sidebars to adjust with elite sulfur zombies and add one elite sulfur
the encounters for your group. zombie to the encounter.
Some scaling sidebars reference the elite or weak 14–15 Challenge Points: Replace all sulfur zombies
adjustments. Rules for these adjustments appear on with elite sulfur zombies, replace the weak clacking
page 6 of the Pathfinder Bestiary. If a creature is marked skull swarm with a clacking skull swarm, and add one
“(0),” don’t include it in the encounter unless otherwise elite sulfur zombie to the encounter.
specified (likely from the scaling sidebars). 16–18 Challenge Points (5+ players): Replace all
sulfur zombies with elite sulfur zombies, replace
ENCOUNTER A (LEVELS 9–10) the weak clacking skull swarm with a clacking skull
swarm, and add two elite sulfur zombies to the
SULFUR ZOMBIES (3) CREATURE 6 encounter.
NE MEDIUM FIRE MINDLESS UNDEAD ZOMBIE
Pathfinder Bestiary 3 303
Perception +12; darkvision
Skills Athletics +15, Stealth +12
Str +5, Dex +2, Con +4, Int –5, Wis +2, Cha –2
Slow A sulfur zombie is permanently slowed 1 and can’t
use reactions.
AC 23; Fort +16, Ref +12, Will +10
HP 125, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease, Weaknesses area damage 10, splash damage 10; Resistances
fire, mental, paralyzed, poison, unconscious; Weaknesses bludgeoning 5, cold 10, electricity 10, fire 10, piercing 10,
positive 5, slashing 5 slashing 10
Death Throes When a sulfur zombie dies, its body explodes Boneshard Burst When a clacking skull swarm is reduced to 0
in a 30-foot burst of fire and debris that deals 2d10 Hit Points, it erupts in an explosion of foul energy and bone
bludgeoning and 2d10 fire damage to each creature in the fragments in a 30-foot burst, dealing 2d12–2 piercing damage
area (DC 21 basic Reflex save). and 2d12–2 negative damage (DC 27 basic Reflex save).
Speed 30 feet Chattering Teeth (arcane, auditory, aura, emotion,
Melee [one-action] fist +17, Damage 2d6+5 bludgeoning plus 1d6 enchantment, incapacitation, mental) 60 feet. A clacking
persistent fire and blinding sulfur skull swarm emits a cacophony of chattering. A creature
Blinding Sulfur (incapacitation) A sulfur zombie burns with entering or beginning its turn within the area must succeed
putrid inner fire. A creature hit by a sulfur zombie’s fist at a DC 27 Will save or become confused for 1 round. A
Strike must attempt a DC 22 Fortitude save. On a failure, creature that successfully saves is immune to that swarm’s
the creature is blinded for 1 round, or for 1 minute on a chattering teeth for 24 hours. The swarm can stop or
critical failure. resume this ability as a free action.
Speed 25 feet
WEAK CLACKING SKULL SWARM CREATURE 9 Shrieking Scream [two-actions] (auditory, emotion, enchantment, fear,
UNCOMMON NE LARGE MINDLESS SWARM UNDEAD mental) The clacking skull swarm emits a terrifying, painful
Pathfinder Bestiary 3 6, 244 scream that deals 10d6–4 sonic damage to all creatures
Perception +16; darkvision in a 30-foot cone (DC 27 basic Will save). A creature that
Skills Acrobatics +17 fails this save is also frightened 1 (frightened 2 on a critical
Str –3, Dex +3, Con +4, Int –5, Wis +2, Cha +4 failure). The swarm can’t use Frightening Scream again for
AC 27; Fort +18, Ref +17, Will +14 1d4 rounds.
HP 100, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease, Swarming Gnaw [one-action] Each enemy in the swarm’s space takes
mental, paralyzed, poison, precision, unconscious; 4d8–2 piercing damage (DC 27 basic Reflex save).

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ELITE SULFUR ZOMBIE (0) CREATURE 7 CLACKING SKULL SWARM (0) CREATURE 10
UNCOMMON NE MEDIUM FIRE MINDLESS UNDEAD ZOMBIE NE LARGE MINDLESS SWARM UNDEAD
Pathfinder Bestiary 3 6, 303 Pathfinder Bestiary 3 244
Perception +14; darkvision Perception +18; darkvision
Skills Athletics +17, Stealth +14 Skills Acrobatics +19
Str +5, Dex +2, Con +4, Int –5, Wis +2, Cha –2 Str –3, Dex +3, Con +4, Int –5, Wis +2, Cha +4
Slow A sulfur zombie is permanently slowed 1 and can’t use AC 29; Fort +20, Ref +19, Will +16
reactions. HP 120, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease,
AC 25; Fort +18, Ref +14, Will +12 mental, paralyzed, poison, precision, unconscious;
HP 145, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease, Weaknesses area damage 10, splash damage 10;
fire, mental, paralyzed, poison, unconscious; Weaknesses Resistances bludgeoning 5, cold 10, electricity 10, fire 10,
positive 5, slashing 5 piercing 10, slashing 10
Death Throes When a sulfur zombie dies, its body explodes Boneshard Burst When a clacking skull swarm is reduced to 0
in a 30-foot burst of fire and debris that deals 2d10+2 Hit Points, it erupts in an explosion of foul energy and bone
bludgeoning and 2d10+2 fire damage to each creature in fragments in a 30-foot burst, dealing 2d12 piercing damage
the area (DC 23 basic Reflex save). and 2d12 negative damage (DC 29 basic Reflex save).
Speed 30 feet Chattering Teeth (arcane, auditory, aura, emotion,
Melee [one-action] fist +19, Damage 2d6+7 bludgeoning plus 1d6 enchantment, incapacitation, mental) 60 feet. A clacking
persistent fire and blinding sulfur skull swarm emits a cacophony of chattering. A creature
Blinding Sulfur (incapacitation) A sulfur zombie burns with entering or beginning its turn within the area must succeed
putrid inner fire. A creature hit by a sulfur zombie’s fist at a DC 29 Will save or become confused for 1 round. A
Strike must attempt a DC 24 Fortitude save. On a failure, creature that successfully saves is immune to that swarm’s
the creature is blinded for 1 round, or for 1 minute on a chattering teeth for 24 hours. The swarm can stop or
critical failure. resume this ability as a free action.
Speed 25 feet
Shrieking Scream [two-actions] (auditory, emotion, enchantment, fear,
mental) The clacking skull swarm emits a terrifying, painful
scream that deals 10d6 sonic damage to all creatures in a
30-foot cone (DC 29 basic Will save). A creature that fails
this save is also frightened 1 (frightened 2 on a critical
failure). The swarm can’t use Frightening Scream again for
1d4 rounds.
Swarming Gnaw [one-action] Each enemy in the swarm’s space takes
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ENCOUNTER B (LEVELS 9–10) SCALING ENCOUNTER B
To adjust for the PCs’ overall strength, use the
SMOKESIGHT HUNTER WIGHTS (2) CREATURE 7 following Challenge Point adjustments.
UNCOMMON LE MEDIUM UNDEAD WIGHT 10–11 Challenge Points: Add one hunter wight to
Variant hunter wight (Book of the Dead 168) the encounter.
Perception +16; darkvision 12–13 Challenge Points: Replace both hunter
Languages Common, Necril wights with elite hunter wights and add one hunter
Skills Athletics +14, Crafting +14, Intimidation +12, Stealth +17 wight to the encounter.
Str +3, Dex +4, Con +2, Int +1, Wis +3, Cha +2 14–15 Challenge Points: Replace both hunter
Items +1 composite longbow, leather armor, snare kit wights with elite hunter wights, replace both stalker
Smoke Vision The hunter wight ignores the concealed wights with elite stalker wights, and add one hunter
condition from smoke. wight to the encounter.
AC 24; Fort +13, Ref +17, Will +14 16–18 Challenge Points (5+ players): Replace both
HP 112, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease, stalker wights with elite stalker wights, and add two
paralyzed, poison, unconscious elite hunter wights to the encounter.
Final Snare [reaction] Trigger The hunter wight is reduced to 0 Hit
Points; Effect The hunter wight has rigged their own body
with a snare, which they trigger before being destroyed.
Slivers of bone launch at an adjacent creature, dealing 4d8
piercing damage (DC 25 basic Reflex save).
Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] claw +16 (agile), Damage 1d8+9 slashing plus
drain life
Ranged [one-action] composite longbow +18 (deadly d10, propulsive,
range increment 100 feet, volley 30 feet), Damage 1d8+7
piercing plus drain life
Drain Life (divine, necromancy) When the hunter wight
damages a living creature using an unarmed attack or their
bound weapon, they gain 7 temporary Hit Points, and the
creature must succeed at a DC 22 Fortitude save or become
drained 1. Further damage dealt by the hunter wight’s
unarmed and bound weapon attacks increases the value of
the drained condition by 1 on a failed save, to a maximum
of drained 4.
Spawn Hunter Wight (divine, necromancy) A living humanoid
killed by a hunter wight’s weapon or claw Strike rises as
a hunter wight after 1d4 rounds. This spawn is under the
command of the hunter wight that killed them. They don’t
have drain life or spawn hunter wight and are clumsy 2
for as long as they’re a hunter wight spawn. If the creator
of the hunter wight spawn dies, the hunter wight spawn
becomes a fully autonomous hunter wight; they regain
their free will, gain drain life and spawn hunter wight, and
are no longer clumsy.

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SMOKESIGHT STALKER WIGHTS (2) CREATURE 7
UNCOMMON LE MEDIUM UNDEAD WIGHT
Variant prowler wight (Book of the Dead 168)
Perception +15; darkvision
Languages Common, Necril
Skills Acrobatics +15, Deception +15 (+17 to Feint), Stealth +17
Str +4, Dex +5, Con +2, Int +1, Wis +3, Cha +3
Items +1 striking dagger, leather armor
Smoke Vision The stalker wight ignores the concealed
condition from smoke.
AC 25; Fort +14, Ref +17, Will +13
HP 115, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease,
paralyzed, poison, unconscious
Final Spite [reaction] Trigger The stalker wight is reduced to 0 Hit
Points; Effect The stalker wight makes a Strike before
being destroyed. They don’t gain any temporary HP from
drain life on this Strike.
Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] dagger +18 (agile, finesse, magical, versatile S),
Damage 2d4+4 piercing plus drain life
Melee [one-action] claw +17 (agile, finesse), Damage 1d8+4 slashing
plus drain life
Drain Life (divine, necromancy) When the stalker wight
damages a living creature using an unarmed attack or their
bound weapon, they gain 7 temporary Hit Points, and the
creature must succeed at a DC 22 Fortitude save or become
drained 1. Further damage dealt by the stalker’s wight’s
unarmed and bound weapon attacks increases the value of
the drained condition by 1 on a failed save, to a maximum
of drained 4.
Feign Death [one-action] (concentrate) The stalker wight quenches the
telltale red glow in their eye sockets, falls prone, and lies
completely still. Until the next time they act, the stalker
wight appears to be an ordinary corpse. They have an
automatic result of 35 on Deception checks and DCs to
pass as an ordinary corpse.
Sneak Attack The stalker wight deals an additional 2d6
precision damage to flat-footed creatures.
Spawn Stalker Wight (divine, necromancy) A living humanoid
killed by a stalker wight’s weapon or claw Strike rises as
a stalker wight after 1d4 rounds. This spawn is under the
command of the stalker wight that killed them. They don’t
have Drain Life or Spawn Stalker Wight and are clumsy 2
for as long as they’re a stalker wight spawn. If the creator
of the stalker wight spawn dies, the stalker wight spawn
becomes a fully autonomous stalker wight; they regain
their free will, gain Drain Life and Spawn Stalker Wight,
and are no longer clumsy.
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ELITE SMOKESIGHT HUNTER WIGHT (0) CREATURE 8
UNCOMMON LE MEDIUM UNDEAD WIGHT
Variant hunter wight (Book of the Dead 168)
Perception +18; darkvision
Languages Common, Necril
Skills Athletics +16, Crafting +16, Intimidation +14, Stealth +19
Str +3, Dex +4, Con +2, Int +1, Wis +3, Cha +2
Items +1 composite longbow, leather armor, snare kit
Smoke Vision The hunter wight ignores the concealed
condition from smoke.
AC 26; Fort +15, Ref +19, Will +16
HP 132, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease,
paralyzed, poison, unconscious
Final Snare [reaction] Trigger The hunter wight is reduced to 0 Hit
Points; Effect The hunter wight has rigged their own body
with a snare, which they trigger before being destroyed.
Slivers of bone launch at an adjacent creature, dealing
4d8+4 piercing damage (DC 27 basic Reflex save).
Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] claw +18 (agile), Damage 1d8+11 slashing plus drain life
Ranged [one-action] composite longbow +20 (deadly d10, propulsive,
range increment 100 feet, volley 30 feet), Damage 1d8+9
piercing plus drain life
Drain Life (divine, necromancy) When the hunter wight
damages a living creature using an unarmed attack or their
bound weapon, they gain 8 temporary Hit Points, and the
creature must succeed at a DC 24 Fortitude save or become
drained 1. Further damage dealt by the hunter wight’s
unarmed and bound weapon attacks increases the value of
the drained condition by 1 on a failed save, to a maximum
of drained 4.
Spawn Hunter Wight (divine, necromancy) A living humanoid
killed by a hunter wight’s weapon or claw Strike rises as
a hunter wight after 1d4 rounds. This spawn is under the
command of the hunter wight that killed them. They don’t
have drain life or spawn hunter wight and are clumsy 2
for as long as they’re a hunter wight spawn. If the creator
of the hunter wight spawn dies, the hunter wight spawn
becomes a fully autonomous hunter wight; they regain
their free will, gain drain life and spawn hunter wight, and
are no longer clumsy.
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ELITE SMOKESIGHT STALKER WIGHT (0) CREATURE 8
UNCOMMON LE MEDIUM UNDEAD WIGHT
Variant prowler wight (Book of the Dead 168)
Perception +17; Darkvision
Languages Common, Necril
Skills Acrobatics +17, Deception +17 (+19 to Feint), Stealth +19
Str +4, Dex +5, Con +2, Int +1, Wis +3, Cha +3
Items +1 striking dagger, leather armor
Smoke Vision The stalker wight ignores the concealed
condition from smoke.
AC 27; Fort +16, Ref +19, Will +15
HP 135, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease,
paralyzed, poison, unconscious
Final Spite [reaction] Trigger The stalker wight is reduced to 0 Hit
Points; Effect The stalker wight makes a Strike before
being destroyed. They don’t gain any temporary HP from
drain life on this Strike.
Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] dagger +20 (agile, finesse, magical, versatile S),
Damage 2d4+6 piercing plus drain life
Melee [one-action] claw +19 (agile, finesse), Damage 1d8+6 slashing
plus drain life
Drain Life (divine, necromancy) When the stalker wight
damages a living creature using an unarmed attack or their
bound weapon, they gain 8 temporary Hit Points, and the
creature must succeed at a DC 24 Fortitude save or become
drained 1. Further damage dealt by the stalker’s wight’s
unarmed and bound weapon attacks increases the value of
the drained condition by 1 on a failed save, to a maximum
of drained 4.
Feign Death [one-action] (concentrate) The stalker wight quenches the
telltale red glow in their eye sockets, falls prone, and lies
completely still. Until the next time they act, the stalker
wight appears to be an ordinary corpse. They have an
automatic result of 37 on Deception checks and DCs to
pass as an ordinary corpse.
Sneak Attack The stalker wight deals an additional 2d6
precision damage to flat-footed creatures.
Spawn Stalker Wight (divine, necromancy) A living humanoid
killed by a stalker wight’s weapon or claw Strike rises as
a stalker wight after 1d4 rounds. This spawn is under the
command of the stalker wight that killed them. They don’t
have Drain Life or Spawn Stalker Wight and are clumsy 2
for as long as they’re a stalker wight spawn. If the creator
of the stalker wight spawn dies, the stalker wight spawn
becomes a fully autonomous stalker wight; they regain
their free will, gain Drain Life and Spawn Stalker Wight,
and are no longer clumsy.

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ENCOUNTER C (LEVELS 9–10) SCALING ENCOUNTER C
To adjust for the PCs’ overall strength, use the
ELITE SULFUR ZOMBIES (3) CREATURE 7 following Challenge Point adjustments.
NE MEDIUM FIRE MINDLESS UNDEAD ZOMBIE 10–11 Challenge Points: Add one sulfur zombie to
Pathfinder Bestiary 3 6, 303 the encounter.
Perception +14; darkvision 12–13 Challenge Points: Add two sulfur zombies to
Skills Athletics +17, Stealth +14 the encounter.
Str +5, Dex +2, Con +4, Int –5, Wis +2, Cha –2 14–15 Challenge Points: Add three sulfur zombies
Slow A sulfur zombie is permanently slowed 1 and can’t to the encounter.
use reactions. 16–18 Challenge Points (5+ players): Add three
AC 25; Fort +18, Ref +14, Will +12 elite sulfur zombies to the encounter.
HP 145, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease,
fire, mental, paralyzed, poison, unconscious; Weaknesses
positive 5, slashing 5
Death Throes When a sulfur zombie dies, its body explodes
in a 30-foot burst of fire and debris that deals 2d10+2
bludgeoning and 2d10+2 fire damage to each creature in
the area (DC 23 basic Reflex save).
Speed 30 feet
Melee [one-action] fist +17, Damage 2d6+7 bludgeoning plus 1d6
persistent fire and blinding sulfur
Blinding Sulfur (incapacitation) A sulfur zombie burns with
putrid inner fire. A creature hit by a sulfur zombie’s fist
Strike must attempt a DC 24 Fortitude save. On a failure,
the creature is blinded for 1 round, or for 1 minute on a
critical failure.

SULFUR ZOMBIE (0) CREATURE 6

NE MEDIUM FIRE MINDLESS UNDEAD ZOMBIE
Pathfinder Bestiary 3 303
Perception +12; darkvision
Skills Athletics +15, Stealth +12
Str +5, Dex +2, Con +4, Int –5, Wis +2, Cha –2
Slow A sulfur zombie is permanently slowed 1 and can’t
use reactions.
AC 23; Fort +16, Ref +12, Will +10
HP 125, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease,
fire, mental, paralyzed, poison, unconscious; Weaknesses
positive 5, slashing 5
Death Throes When a sulfur zombie dies, its body explodes
in a 30-foot burst of fire and debris that deals 2d10
bludgeoning and 2d10 fire damage to each creature in the
area (DC 21 basic Reflex save).
Speed 30 feet
Melee [one-action] fist +17, Damage 2d6+5 bludgeoning plus 1d6
persistent fire and blinding sulfur
Blinding Sulfur (incapacitation) A sulfur zombie burns with
putrid inner fire. A creature hit by a sulfur zombie’s fist
Strike must attempt a DC 22 Fortitude save. On a failure,
the creature is blinded for 1 round, or for 1 minute on a
critical failure.

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ENCOUNTER D (LEVELS 9–10) SCALING ENCOUNTER D
To adjust for the PCs’ overall strength, use the
SMOKESIGHT HUNTER WIGHTS (2) CREATURE 7 following Challenge Point adjustments.
UNCOMMON LE MEDIUM UNDEAD WIGHT 10–11 Challenge Points: Add one elite stalker wight
Variant hunter wight (Book of the Dead 168) to the encounter.
Perception +16; darkvision 12–13 Challenge Points: Replace the stalker wight
Languages Common, Necril with an elite stalker wight, replace the wight captain
Skills Athletics +14, Crafting +14, Intimidation +12, Stealth +17 with an elite wight captain, and add one elite stalker
Str +3, Dex +4, Con +2, Int +1, Wis +3, Cha +2 wight to the encounter.
Items +1 composite longbow, leather armor, snare kit 14–15 Challenge Points: Add one elite stalker wight
Smoke Vision The hunter wight ignores the concealed and one wight captain to the encounter.
condition from smoke. 16–18 Challenge Points (5+ players): Replace the
AC 24; Fort +13, Ref +17, Will +14 wight captain with an elite wight captain, add one
HP 112, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease, elite wight captain, and add one stalker wight to the
paralyzed, poison, unconscious encounter.
Final Snare [reaction] Trigger The hunter wight is reduced to 0 Hit
Points; Effect The hunter wight has rigged their own body
with a snare, which they trigger before being destroyed.
Slivers of bone launch at an adjacent creature, dealing 4d8
piercing damage (DC 25 basic Reflex save).
Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] claw +16 (agile), Damage 1d8+9 slashing plus
drain life
Ranged [one-action] composite longbow +18 (deadly d10, propulsive,
range increment 100 feet, volley 30 feet), Damage 1d8+7
piercing plus drain life
Drain Life (divine, necromancy) When the hunter wight
damages a living creature using an unarmed attack or their
bound weapon, they gain 7 temporary Hit Points, and the
creature must succeed at a DC 22 Fortitude save or become
drained 1. Further damage dealt by the hunter wight’s
unarmed and bound weapon attacks increases the value of
the drained condition by 1 on a failed save, to a maximum
of drained 4.
Spawn Hunter Wight (divine, necromancy) A living humanoid
killed by a hunter wight’s weapon or claw Strike rises as
a hunter wight after 1d4 rounds. This spawn is under the
command of the hunter wight that killed them. They don’t
have drain life or spawn hunter wight and are clumsy 2
for as long as they’re a hunter wight spawn. If the creator
of the hunter wight spawn dies, the hunter wight spawn
becomes a fully autonomous hunter wight; they regain
their free will, gain drain life and spawn hunter wight, and
are no longer clumsy.

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SMOKESIGHT STALKER WIGHT CREATURE 7
UNCOMMON LE MEDIUM UNDEAD WIGHT
Variant prowler wight (Book of the Dead 168)
Perception +15; darkvision
Languages Common, Necril
Skills Acrobatics +15, Deception +15 (+17 to Feint), Stealth +17
Str +4, Dex +5, Con +2, Int +1, Wis +3, Cha +3
Items +1 striking dagger, leather armor
Smoke Vision The stalker wight ignores the concealed
condition from smoke.
AC 25; Fort +14, Ref +17, Will +13
HP 115, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease,
paralyzed, poison, unconscious
Final Spite [reaction] Trigger The stalker wight is reduced to 0 Hit
Points; Effect The stalker wight makes a Strike before
being destroyed. They don’t gain any temporary HP from
drain life on this Strike.
Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] dagger +18 (agile, finesse, magical, versatile S),
Damage 2d4+4 piercing plus drain life
Melee [one-action] claw +17 (agile, finesse), Damage 1d8+4 slashing
plus drain life
Drain Life (divine, necromancy) When the stalker wight
damages a living creature using an unarmed attack or their
bound weapon, they gain 7 temporary Hit Points, and the
creature must succeed at a DC 22 Fortitude save or become
drained 1. Further damage dealt by the stalker’s wight’s
unarmed and bound weapon attacks increases the value of
the drained condition by 1 on a failed save, to a maximum
of drained 4.
Feign Death [one-action] (concentrate) The stalker wight quenches the
telltale red glow in their eye sockets, falls prone, and lies
completely still. Until the next time they act, the stalker
wight appears to be an ordinary corpse. They have an
automatic result of 35 on Deception checks and DCs to
pass as an ordinary corpse.
Sneak Attack The stalker wight deals an additional 2d6
precision damage to flat-footed creatures.
Spawn Stalker Wight (divine, necromancy) A living humanoid
killed by a stalker wight’s weapon or claw Strike rises as
a stalker wight after 1d4 rounds. This spawn is under the
command of the stalker wight that killed them. They don’t
have Drain Life or Spawn Stalker Wight and are clumsy 2
for as long as they’re a stalker wight spawn. If the creator
of the stalker wight spawn dies, the stalker wight spawn
becomes a fully autonomous stalker wight; they regain
their free will, gain Drain Life and Spawn Stalker Wight,
and are no longer clumsy.
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SMOKESIGHT WIGHT CAPTAIN CREATURE 10
RARE LE MEDIUM UNDEAD WIGHT
Variant wight commander (Book of the Dead 169)
Perception +19 (+23 when rolling initiative); darkvision
Languages Common, Necril; tongues
Skills Athletics +21, Intimidation +22, Warfare Lore +22
Str +6, Dex +3, Con +4, Int +5, Wis +3, Cha +3
Items full plate, +1 striking longsword, standard-grade
adamantine shield (Hardness 10, HP 40, BT 20)
Smoke Vision The wight captain ignores the concealed
condition from smoke.
AC 29 (31 with shield raised); Fort +21, Ref +16, Will +18
HP 180, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease,
paralyzed, poison, unconscious
Attack of Opportunity [reaction]
Final Spite [reaction] (auditory, divine, necromancy) Trigger The
wight captain is reduced to 0 Hit Points; Effect The wight
captain blows a battered war horn before being destroyed.
The unnerving blast summons reinforcements, raising 1d4
corpses in a 200-foot emanation as wights.
Shield Block [reaction]
Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] longsword +24 (magical, versatile P), Damage
2d8+11 slashing plus drain life
Melee [one-action] claw +23 (agile), Damage 2d8+11 slashing plus
drain life
Divine Innate Spells DC 26; Constant (5th) tongues
Coordinated Strike The wight captain flanks with an ally
as long as the target is within both their reaches, even if
captain and ally aren’t on opposite sides.
Drain Life (divine, necromancy) When the wight captain
damages a living creature using an unarmed attack or their
bound weapon, they gain 10 temporary Hit Points, and the
creature must succeed at a DC 26 Fortitude save or become
drained 1. Further damage dealt by the wight captain’s
unarmed and bound weapon attacks increases the value of
the drained condition by 1 on a failed save, to a maximum
of drained 4.
Spawn Wight Soldier (divine, necromancy) A living humanoid
killed by a wight captain’s weapon or claw Strike rises as
a stalker wight after 1d4 rounds. This spawn is under the
command of the wight captain that killed them. They don’t
have Drain Life or Spawn Stalker Wight and are clumsy 2
for as long as they’re a stalker wight spawn. If the creator
of the stalker wight spawn dies, the stalker wight spawn
becomes a fully autonomous stalker wight; they regain
their free will, gain Drain Life and Spawn Stalker Wight,
and are no longer clumsy.
Tactical Direction [two-actions] (auditory) Each wight ally in a 30-foot
emanation gains the Attack of Opportunity reaction until
the end of their next turn.
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ELITE SMOKESIGHT STALKER WIGHT (0) CREATURE 8
UNCOMMON LE MEDIUM UNDEAD WIGHT
Variant prowler wight (Book of the Dead 168)
Perception +17; Darkvision
Languages Common, Necril
Skills Acrobatics +17, Deception +17 (+19 to Feint), Stealth +19
Str +4, Dex +5, Con +2, Int +1, Wis +3, Cha +3
Items +1 striking dagger, leather armor
Smoke Vision The stalker wight ignores the concealed
condition from smoke.
AC 27; Fort +16, Ref +19, Will +15
HP 135, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease,
paralyzed, poison, unconscious
Final Spite [reaction] Trigger The stalker wight is reduced to 0 Hit
Points; Effect The stalker wight makes a Strike before
being destroyed. They don’t gain any temporary HP from
drain life on this Strike.
Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] dagger +20 (agile, finesse, magical, versatile S),
Damage 2d4+6 piercing plus drain life
Melee [one-action] claw +19 (agile, finesse), Damage 1d8+6 slashing
plus drain life
Drain Life (divine, necromancy) When the stalker wight
damages a living creature using an unarmed attack or their
bound weapon, they gain 8 temporary Hit Points, and the
creature must succeed at a DC 24 Fortitude save or become
drained 1. Further damage dealt by the stalker’s wight’s
unarmed and bound weapon attacks increases the value of
the drained condition by 1 on a failed save, to a maximum
of drained 4.
Feign Death [one-action] (concentrate) The stalker wight quenches the
telltale red glow in their eye sockets, falls prone, and lies
completely still. Until the next time they act, the stalker
wight appears to be an ordinary corpse. They have an
automatic result of 37 on Deception checks and DCs to
pass as an ordinary corpse.
Sneak Attack The stalker wight deals an additional 2d6
precision damage to flat-footed creatures.
Spawn Stalker Wight (divine, necromancy) A living humanoid
killed by a stalker wight’s weapon or claw Strike rises as
a stalker wight after 1d4 rounds. This spawn is under the
command of the stalker wight that killed them. They don’t
have Drain Life or Spawn Stalker Wight and are clumsy 2
for as long as they’re a stalker wight spawn. If the creator
of the stalker wight spawn dies, the stalker wight spawn
becomes a fully autonomous stalker wight; they regain
their free will, gain Drain Life and Spawn Stalker Wight,
and are no longer clumsy.
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ELITE SMOKESIGHT WIGHT CAPTAIN (0) CREATURE 11
RARE LE MEDIUM UNDEAD WIGHT
Variant wight commander (Book of the Dead 169)
Perception +21 (+25 when rolling initiative); darkvision
Languages Common, Necril; tongues
Skills Athletics +23, Intimidation +24, Warfare Lore +24
Str +6, Dex +3, Con +4, Int +5, Wis +3, Cha +3
Items full plate, +1 striking longsword, standard-grade
adamantine shield (Hardness 10, HP 40, BT 20)
Smoke Vision The wight captain ignores the concealed
condition from smoke.
AC 31 (33 with shield raised); Fort +23, Ref +18, Will +20
HP 200, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease,
paralyzed, poison, unconscious
Attack of Opportunity [reaction]
Final Spite [reaction] (auditory, divine, necromancy) Trigger The
wight captain is reduced to 0 Hit Points; Effect The wight
captain blows a battered war horn before being destroyed.
The unnerving blast summons reinforcements, raising 1d4
corpses in a 200-foot emanation as wights.
Shield Block [reaction]
Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] longsword +26 (magical, versatile P), Damage
2d8+13 slashing plus drain life
Melee [one-action] claw +25 (agile), Damage 2d8+13 slashing plus
drain life
Divine Innate Spells DC 28; Constant (5th) tongues
Coordinated Strike The wight captain flanks with an ally
as long as the target is within both their reaches, even if
captain and ally aren’t on opposite sides.
Drain Life (divine, necromancy) When the wight captain
damages a living creature using an unarmed attack or their
bound weapon, they gain 11 temporary Hit Points, and the
creature must succeed at a DC 28 Fortitude save or become
drained 1. Further damage dealt by the wight captain’s
unarmed and bound weapon attacks increases the value of
the drained condition by 1 on a failed save, to a maximum
of drained 4.
Spawn Wight Soldier (divine, necromancy) A living humanoid
killed by a wight captain’s weapon or claw Strike rises as
a stalker wight after 1d4 rounds. This spawn is under the
command of the wight captain that killed them. They don’t
have Drain Life or Spawn Stalker Wight and are clumsy 2
for as long as they’re a stalker wight spawn. If the creator
of the stalker wight spawn dies, the stalker wight spawn
becomes a fully autonomous stalker wight; they regain
their free will, gain Drain Life and Spawn Stalker Wight,
and are no longer clumsy.
Tactical Direction [two-actions] (auditory) Each wight ally in a 30-foot
emanation gains the Attack of Opportunity reaction until
the end of their next turn.
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Appendix 2: Level 11–12 SCALING ENCOUNTER A
Encounters To adjust for the PCs’ overall strength, use the
The statistics presented in this appendix include full following Challenge Point adjustments.
stat blocks for creatures and hazards appearing in this 19–22 Challenge Points: Add one combustive
scenario. These encounters are written for four 11th- zombie to the encounter.
level PCs. If your group has a different composition or 23–27 Challenge Points: Replace all the combustive
size, refer to the Organized Play section on page 44 for zombies with elite combustive zombies and add one
instructions on how to use the scaling sidebars to adjust elite combustive zombie to the encounter.
the encounters for your group. 28–32 Challenge Points: Replace all combustive
Some scaling sidebars reference the elite or weak zombies with elite combustive zombies and add one
adjustments. Rules for these adjustments appear on elite clacking skull swarm to the encounter.
page 6 of the Pathfinder Bestiary. If a creature is marked 33+ Challenge Points: Replace all combustive
“(0),” don’t include it in the encounter unless otherwise zombies with elite combustive zombies, add one elite
specified (likely from the scaling sidebars). combustive zombie, and add one elite clacking skull
swarm to the encounter.
ENCOUNTER A (LEVELS 11–12)
COMBUSTIVE ZOMBIES (3) CREATURE 8
UNCOMMON NE MEDIUM FIRE MINDLESS UNDEAD ZOMBIE
Variant sulfur zombie (Pathfinder Bestiary 3 303)
Perception +15; darkvision
Skills Athletics +18, Stealth +15
Str +5, Dex +2, Con +4, Int –5, Wis +2, Cha –2
Slow A sulfur zombie is permanently slowed 1 and can’t use
reactions.
AC 26; Fort +19, Ref +15, Will +13
HP 175, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease,
fire, mental, paralyzed, poison, unconscious; Weaknesses
positive 7, slashing 7
Death Throes When a combustive zombie dies, its body
explodes in a 30-foot burst of fire and debris that deals
3d10 bludgeoning and 3d10 fire damage to each creature in
the area (DC 24 basic Reflex save).
Speed 30 feet
Melee [one-action] fist +20, Damage 2d6+8 bludgeoning plus 1d6
persistent fire and blinding sulfur
Blinding Sulfur (incapacitation) A combustive zombie burns
with putrid inner fire. A creature hit by a combustive
zombie’s fist Strike must attempt a DC 25 Fortitude save.
On a failure, the creature is blinded for 1 round, or for 1
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ELITE CLACKING SKULL SWARM CREATURE 11 ELITE COMBUSTIVE ZOMBIE (0) CREATURE 9
UNCOMMON NE LARGE MINDLESS SWARM UNDEAD UNCOMMON NE MEDIUM FIRE MINDLESS UNDEAD ZOMBIE
Pathfinder Bestiary 3 6, 244 Variant sulfur zombie (Pathfinder Bestiary 3 303)
Perception +20; darkvision Perception +17; darkvision
Skills Acrobatics +21 Skills Athletics +20, Stealth +17
Str –3, Dex +3, Con +4, Int –5, Wis +2, Cha +4 Str +5, Dex +2, Con +4, Int –5, Wis +2, Cha –2
AC 31; Fort +22, Ref +21, Will +18 Slow A sulfur zombie is permanently slowed 1 and can’t use
HP 140, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease, reactions.
mental, paralyzed, poison, precision, unconscious; AC 28; Fort +21, Ref +17, Will +15
Weaknesses area damage 10, splash damage 10; HP 195, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease,
Resistances bludgeoning 5, cold 10, electricity 10, fire 10, fire, mental, paralyzed, poison, unconscious; Weaknesses
piercing 10, slashing 10 positive 7, slashing 7
Boneshard Burst When a clacking skull swarm is reduced to Death Throes When a combustive zombie dies, its body
0 Hit Points, it erupts in an explosion of foul energy and explodes in a 30-foot burst of fire and debris that deals
bone fragments in a 30-foot burst, dealing 2d12+2 piercing 3d10+2 bludgeoning and 3d10+2 fire damage to each
damage and 2d12+2 negative damage (DC 31 basic Reflex creature in the area (DC 26 basic Reflex save).
save). Speed 30 feet
Chattering Teeth (arcane, auditory, aura, emotion, Melee [one-action] fist +22, Damage 2d6+10 bludgeoning plus 1d6
enchantment, incapacitation, mental) 60 feet. A clacking persistent fire and blinding sulfur
skull swarm emits a cacophony of chattering. A creature Blinding Sulfur (incapacitation) A combustive zombie burns
entering or beginning its turn within the area must succeed with putrid inner fire. A creature hit by a combustive
at a DC 31 Will save or become confused for 1 round. A zombie’s fist Strike must attempt a DC 27 Fortitude save.
creature that successfully saves is immune to that swarm’s On a failure, the creature is blinded for 1 round, or for 1
chattering teeth for 24 hours. The swarm can stop or minute on a critical failure.
resume this ability as a free action.
Speed 25 feet
Shrieking Scream [two-actions] (auditory, emotion, enchantment, fear,
mental) The clacking skull swarm emits a terrifying, painful
scream that deals 10d6+4 sonic damage to all creatures
in a 30-foot cone (DC 31 basic Will save). A creature that
fails this save is also frightened 1 (frightened 2 on a critical
failure). The swarm can’t use Frightening Scream again for
1d4 rounds.
Swarming Gnaw [one-action] Each enemy in the swarm’s space takes
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ENCOUNTER B (LEVELS 11–12) SCALING ENCOUNTER B
To adjust for the PCs’ overall strength, use the
SMOKESIGHT DEADEYE WIGHTS (2) CREATURE 9 following Challenge Point adjustments.
UNCOMMON LE MEDIUM UNDEAD WIGHT 19–22 Challenge Points: Add one prowler wight to
Variant hunter wight (Book of the Dead 168) the encounter.
Perception +19; darkvision 23–27 Challenge Points: Replace both prowler
Languages Common, Necril wights with elite prowler wights and add one prowler
Skills Athletics +17, Crafting +17, Intimidation +15, Stealth +20 wight to the encounter.
Str +3, Dex +4, Con +2, Int +1, Wis +3, Cha +2 28–32 Challenge Points: Replace both prowler
Items +1 composite longbow, leather armor, snare kit wights with elite prowler wights, replace both
Smoke Vision The deadeye wight ignores the concealed deadeye wights with elite deadeye wights, and add
condition from smoke. one prowler wight to the encounter.
AC 27; Fort +16, Ref +20, Will +17 33+ Challenge Points: Replace both deadeye wights
HP 152, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease, with elite deadeye wights, and add two elite prowler
paralyzed, poison, unconscious wights to the encounter.
Final Snare [reaction] Trigger The hunter wight is reduced to 0 Hit
Points; Effect The hunter wight has rigged their own body
with a snare, which they trigger before being destroyed.
Slivers of bone launch at an adjacent creature, dealing 4d8
piercing damage (DC 25 basic Reflex save).
Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] claw +19 (agile), Damage 1d8+12 slashing plus drain
life
Ranged [one-action] composite longbow +21 (deadly d10, propulsive,
range increment 100 feet, volley 30 feet), Damage 1d8+10
piercing plus drain life
Drain Life (divine, necromancy) When the deadeye wight
damages a living creature using an unarmed attack or their
bound weapon, they gain 9 temporary Hit Points, and the
creature must succeed at a DC 25 Fortitude save or become
drained 1. Further damage dealt by the deadeye wight’s
unarmed and bound weapon attacks increases the value of
the drained condition by 1 on a failed save, to a maximum
of drained 4.
Spawn Deadeye Wight (divine, necromancy) A living humanoid
killed by a deadeye wight’s weapon or claw Strike rises as
a deadeye wight after 1d4 rounds. This spawn is under the
command of the deadeye wight that killed them. They don’t
have drain life or spawn deadeye wight and are clumsy 2
for as long as they’re a deadeye wight spawn. If the creator
of the deadeye wight spawn dies, the deadeye wight spawn
becomes a fully autonomous deadeye wight; they regain
their free will, gain Drain Life and Spawn Deadeye Wight,
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SMOKESIGHT PROWLER WIGHTS (2) CREATURE 9
UNCOMMON LE MEDIUM UNDEAD WIGHT
Book of the Dead 168
Perception +18; Darkvision
Languages Common, Necril
Skills Acrobatics +18, Deception +18 (+20 to Feint), Stealth
+20
Str +4, Dex +5, Con +2, Int +1, Wis +3, Cha +3
Items +1 striking dagger, leather armor
Smoke Vision The prowler wight ignores the concealed
condition from smoke.
AC 28; Fort +17, Ref +20, Will +16
HP 155, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease,
paralyzed, poison, unconscious
Final Spite [reaction] Trigger The prowler wight is reduced to 0 Hit
Points; Effect The prowler wight makes a Strike before
being destroyed. They don’t gain any temporary HP from
drain life on this Strike.
Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] dagger +21 (agile, finesse, magical, versatile S),
Damage 2d4+7 piercing plus drain life
Melee [one-action] claw +20 (agile, finesse), Damage 1d8+7 slashing
plus drain life
Drain Life (divine, necromancy) When the prowler wight
damages a living creature using an unarmed attack or their
bound weapon, they gain 9 temporary Hit Points, and the
creature must succeed at a DC 25 Fortitude save or become
drained 1. Further damage dealt by the prowler wight’s
unarmed and bound weapon attacks increases the value of
the drained condition by 1 on a failed save, to a maximum
of drained 4.
Feign Death [one-action] (concentrate) The prowler wight quenches the
telltale red glow in their eye sockets, falls prone, and lies
completely still. Until the next time they act, the prowler
wight appears to be an ordinary corpse. They have an
automatic result of 38 on Deception checks and DCs to
pass as an ordinary corpse.
Sneak Attack The prowler wight deals an additional 2d6
precision damage to flat-footed creatures.
Spawn Prowler Wight (divine, necromancy) A living humanoid
killed by a prowler wight’s weapon or claw Strike rises as
a prowler wight after 1d4 rounds. This spawn is under the
command of the prowler wight that killed them. They don’t
have drain life or spawn prowler wight and are clumsy 2
for as long as they’re a prowler wight spawn. If the creator
of the prowler wight spawn dies, the prowler wight spawn
becomes a fully autonomous prowler wight; they regain
their free will, gain Drain Life and Spawn Prowler Wight,
and are no longer clumsy.
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ELITE SMOKESIGHT DEADEYE WIGHT (0) CREATURE 10
UNCOMMON LE MEDIUM UNDEAD WIGHT
Variant hunter wight (Book of the Dead 168)
Perception +21; darkvision
Languages Common, Necril
Skills Athletics +19, Crafting +19, Intimidation +17, Stealth +22
Str +3, Dex +4, Con +2, Int +1, Wis +3, Cha +2
Items +1 composite longbow, leather armor, snare kit
Smoke Vision The deadeye wight ignores the concealed
condition from smoke.
AC 29; Fort +18, Ref +22, Will +19
HP 172, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease,
paralyzed, poison, unconscious
Final Snare [reaction] Trigger The hunter wight is reduced to 0 Hit
Points; Effect The hunter wight has rigged their own body
with a snare, which they trigger before being destroyed.
Slivers of bone launch at an adjacent creature, dealing
4d8+4 piercing damage (DC 27 basic Reflex save).
Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] claw +21 (agile), Damage 1d8+14 slashing plus drain life
Ranged [one-action] composite longbow +23 (deadly d10, propulsive,
range increment 100 feet, volley 30 feet), Damage 1d8+12
piercing plus drain life
Drain Life (divine, necromancy) When the deadeye wight
damages a living creature using an unarmed attack or their
bound weapon, they gain 10 temporary Hit Points, and the
creature must succeed at a DC 27 Fortitude save or become
drained 1. Further damage dealt by the deadeye wight’s
unarmed and bound weapon attacks increases the value of
the drained condition by 1 on a failed save, to a maximum
of drained 4.
Spawn Deadeye Wight (divine, necromancy) A living humanoid
killed by a deadeye wight’s weapon or claw Strike rises as
a deadeye wight after 1d4 rounds. This spawn is under the
command of the deadeye wight that killed them. They don’t
have drain life or spawn deadeye wight and are clumsy 2
for as long as they’re a deadeye wight spawn. If the creator
of the deadeye wight spawn dies, the deadeye wight spawn
becomes a fully autonomous deadeye wight; they regain
their free will, gain Drain Life and Spawn Deadeye Wight,
and are no longer clumsy.
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ELITE SMOKESIGHT PROWLER WIGHT (0) CREATURE 10
UNCOMMON LE MEDIUM UNDEAD WIGHT
Book of the Dead 168
Perception +20; Darkvision
Languages Common, Necril
Skills Acrobatics +20, Deception +20 (+22 to Feint), Stealth
+22
Str +4, Dex +5, Con +2, Int +1, Wis +3, Cha +3
Items +1 striking dagger, leather armor
Smoke Vision The prowler wight ignores the concealed
condition from smoke.
AC 30; Fort +19, Ref +22, Will +18
HP 175, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease,
paralyzed, poison, unconscious
Final Spite [reaction] Trigger The prowler wight is reduced to 0 Hit
Points; Effect The prowler wight makes a Strike before
being destroyed. They don’t gain any temporary HP from
drain life on this Strike.
Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] dagger +23 (agile, finesse, magical, versatile S),
Damage 2d4+9 piercing plus drain life
Melee [one-action] claw +22 (agile, finesse), Damage 1d8+9 slashing
plus drain life
Drain Life (divine, necromancy) When the prowler wight
damages a living creature using an unarmed attack or their
bound weapon, they gain 10 temporary Hit Points, and the
creature must succeed at a DC 27 Fortitude save or become
drained 1. Further damage dealt by the prowler wight’s
unarmed and bound weapon attacks increases the value of
the drained condition by 1 on a failed save, to a maximum
of drained 4.
Feign Death [one-action] (concentrate) The prowler wight quenches the
telltale red glow in their eye sockets, falls prone, and lies
completely still. Until the next time they act, the prowler
wight appears to be an ordinary corpse. They have an
automatic result of 40 on Deception checks and DCs to
pass as an ordinary corpse.
Sneak Attack The prowler wight deals an additional 2d6
precision damage to flat-footed creatures.
Spawn Prowler Wight (divine, necromancy) A living humanoid
killed by a prowler wight’s weapon or claw Strike rises as
a prowler wight after 1d4 rounds. This spawn is under the
command of the prowler wight that killed them. They don’t
have drain life or spawn prowler wight and are clumsy 2
for as long as they’re a prowler wight spawn. If the creator
of the prowler wight spawn dies, the prowler wight spawn
becomes a fully autonomous prowler wight; they regain
their free will, gain Drain Life and Spawn Prowler Wight,
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ENCOUNTER C (LEVELS 11–12) SCALING ENCOUNTER C
To adjust for the PCs’ overall strength, use the
ELITE COMBUSTIVE ZOMBIES (3) CREATURE 9 following Challenge Point adjustments.
UNCOMMON NE MEDIUM FIRE MINDLESS UNDEAD ZOMBIE 19–22 Challenge Points: Add one combustive
Variant sulfur zombie (Pathfinder Bestiary 3 303) zombie to the encounter.
Perception +17; darkvision 23–27 Challenge Points: Add two combustive
Skills Athletics +20, Stealth +17 zombies to the encounter.
Str +5, Dex +2, Con +4, Int –5, Wis +2, Cha –2 28–32 Challenge Points: Add three combustive
Slow A sulfur zombie is permanently slowed 1 and can’t use zombies to the encounter.
reactions. 33+ Challenge Points: Add three elite combustive
AC 28; Fort +21, Ref +17, Will +15 zombies to the encounter.
HP 195, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease,
fire, mental, paralyzed, poison, unconscious; Weaknesses
positive 7, slashing 7
Death Throes When a combustive zombie dies, its body
explodes in a 30-foot burst of fire and debris that deals
3d10+2 bludgeoning and 3d10+2 fire damage to each
creature in the area (DC 26 basic Reflex save).
Speed 30 feet
Melee [one-action] fist +22, Damage 2d6+10 bludgeoning plus 1d6
persistent fire and blinding sulfur
Blinding Sulfur (incapacitation) A combustive zombie burns
with putrid inner fire. A creature hit by a combustive
zombie’s fist Strike must attempt a DC 27 Fortitude save.
On a failure, the creature is blinded for 1 round, or for 1
minute on a critical failure.

COMBUSTIVE ZOMBIES (0) CREATURE 8

UNCOMMON NE MEDIUM FIRE MINDLESS UNDEAD ZOMBIE
Variant sulfur zombie (Pathfinder Bestiary 3 303)
Perception +15; darkvision
Skills Athletics +18, Stealth +15
Str +5, Dex +2, Con +4, Int –5, Wis +2, Cha –2
Slow A sulfur zombie is permanently slowed 1 and can’t use
reactions.
AC 26; Fort +19, Ref +15, Will +13
HP 175, negative healing (Bestiary 3 305); Immunities
death effects, disease, fire, mental, paralyzed, poison,
unconscious; Weaknesses positive 7, slashing 7
Death Throes When a combustive zombie dies, its body
explodes in a 30-foot burst of fire and debris that deals
3d10 bludgeoning and 3d10 fire damage to each creature in
the area (DC 24 basic Reflex save).
Speed 30 feet
Melee [one-action] fist +20, Damage 2d6+8 bludgeoning plus 1d6
persistent fire and blinding sulfur
Blinding Sulfur (incapacitation) A combustive zombie burns
with putrid inner fire. A creature hit by a combustive
zombie’s fist Strike must attempt a DC 25 Fortitude save.
On a failure, the creature is blinded for 1 round, or for 1
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ENCOUNTER D (LEVELS 11–12) SCALING ENCOUNTER D
To adjust for the PCs’ overall strength, use the
SMOKESIGHT DEADEYE WIGHTS (2) CREATURE 9 following Challenge Point adjustments.
UNCOMMON LE MEDIUM UNDEAD WIGHT 19–22 Challenge Points: Add one elite prowler
Variant hunter wight (Book of the Dead 168) wight to the encounter.
Perception +19; darkvision 23–27 Challenge Points: Replace the prowler
Languages Common, Necril wight with an elite prowler wight, replace the wight
Skills Athletics +17, Crafting +17, Intimidation +15, Stealth +20 commander with an elite wight commander, and add
Str +3, Dex +4, Con +2, Int +1, Wis +3, Cha +2 one elite prowler wight to the encounter.
Items +1 composite longbow, leather armor, snare kit 28–32 Challenge Points: Add one elite prowler
Smoke Vision The deadeye wight ignores the concealed wight and one wight captain to the encounter.
condition from smoke. 33+ Challenge Points: Replace the wight
AC 27; Fort +16, Ref +20, Will +17 commander with an elite wight commander, add one
HP 152, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease, elite wight commander, and add one prowler wight to
paralyzed, poison, unconscious the encounter.
Final Snare [reaction] Trigger The hunter wight is reduced to 0 Hit
Points; Effect The hunter wight has rigged their own body
with a snare, which they trigger before being destroyed.
Slivers of bone launch at an adjacent creature, dealing 4d8
piercing damage (DC 25 basic Reflex save).
Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] claw +19 (agile), Damage 1d8+12 slashing plus drain
life
Ranged [one-action] composite longbow +21 (deadly d10, propulsive,
range increment 100 feet, volley 30 feet), Damage 1d8+10
piercing plus drain life
Drain Life (divine, necromancy) When the deadeye wight
damages a living creature using an unarmed attack or their
bound weapon, they gain 9 temporary Hit Points, and the
creature must succeed at a DC 25 Fortitude save or become
drained 1. Further damage dealt by the deadeye wight’s
unarmed and bound weapon attacks increases the value of
the drained condition by 1 on a failed save, to a maximum
of drained 4.
Spawn Deadeye Wight (divine, necromancy) A living humanoid
killed by a deadeye wight’s weapon or claw Strike rises as
a deadeye wight after 1d4 rounds. This spawn is under the
command of the deadeye wight that killed them. They don’t
have drain life or spawn deadeye wight and are clumsy 2
for as long as they’re a deadeye wight spawn. If the creator
of the deadeye wight spawn dies, the deadeye wight spawn
becomes a fully autonomous deadeye wight; they regain
their free will, gain Drain Life and Spawn Deadeye Wight,
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SMOKESIGHT PROWLER WIGHT CREATURE 9
UNCOMMON LE MEDIUM UNDEAD WIGHT
Book of the Dead 168
Perception +18; Darkvision
Languages Common, Necril
Skills Acrobatics +18, Deception +18 (+20 to Feint), Stealth
+20
Str +4, Dex +5, Con +2, Int +1, Wis +3, Cha +3
Items +1 striking dagger, leather armor
Smoke Vision The prowler wight ignores the concealed
condition from smoke.
AC 28; Fort +17, Ref +20, Will +16
HP 155, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease,
paralyzed, poison, unconscious
Final Spite [reaction] Trigger The prowler wight is reduced to 0 Hit
Points; Effect The prowler wight makes a Strike before
being destroyed. They don’t gain any temporary HP from
drain life on this Strike.
Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] dagger +21 (agile, finesse, magical, versatile S),
Damage 2d4+7 piercing plus drain life
Melee [one-action] claw +20 (agile, finesse), Damage 1d8+7 slashing
plus drain life
Drain Life (divine, necromancy) When the prowler wight
damages a living creature using an unarmed attack or their
bound weapon, they gain 9 temporary Hit Points, and the
creature must succeed at a DC 25 Fortitude save or become
drained 1. Further damage dealt by the prowler wight’s
unarmed and bound weapon attacks increases the value of
the drained condition by 1 on a failed save, to a maximum
of drained 4.
Feign Death [one-action] (concentrate) The prowler wight quenches the
telltale red glow in their eye sockets, falls prone, and lies
completely still. Until the next time they act, the prowler
wight appears to be an ordinary corpse. They have an
automatic result of 38 on Deception checks and DCs to
pass as an ordinary corpse.
Sneak Attack The prowler wight deals an additional 2d6
precision damage to flat-footed creatures.
Spawn Prowler Wight (divine, necromancy) A living humanoid
killed by a prowler wight’s weapon or claw Strike rises as
a prowler wight after 1d4 rounds. This spawn is under the
command of the prowler wight that killed them. They don’t
have drain life or spawn prowler wight and are clumsy 2
for as long as they’re a prowler wight spawn. If the creator
of the prowler wight spawn dies, the prowler wight spawn
becomes a fully autonomous prowler wight; they regain
their free will, gain Drain Life and Spawn Prowler Wight,
and are no longer clumsy.
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SMOKESIGHT WIGHT COMMANDER CREATURE 12
RARE LE MEDIUM UNDEAD WIGHT
Book of the Dead 169
Perception +22 (+26 when rolling initiative); darkvision
Languages Common, Necril; tongues
Skills Athletics +24, Intimidation +25, Warfare Lore +25
Str +6, Dex +3, Con +4, Int +5, Wis +3, Cha +3
Items full plate, +1 striking longsword, standard-grade
adamantine shield (Hardness 10, HP 40, BT 20)
Smoke Vision The wight commander ignores the concealed
condition from smoke.
AC 32 (34 with shield raised); Fort +24, Ref +19, Will +21
HP 220, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease,
paralyzed, poison, unconscious
Attack of Opportunity action[reaction]
Final Spite [reaction] (auditory, divine, necromancy) Trigger The
wight commander is reduced to 0 Hit Points; Effect The
wight commander blows a battered war horn before being
destroyed. The unnerving blast summons reinforcements,
raising 1d4 corpses in a 200-foot emanation as wights.
Shield Block [reaction]
Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] longsword +27 (magical, versatile P), Damage
2d8+14 slashing plus drain life
Melee [one-action] claw +26 (agile), Damage 2d8+14 slashing plus
drain life
Divine Innate Spells DC 29; Constant (5th) tongues
Coordinated Strike The wight commander flanks with an ally
as long as the target is within both their reaches, even if
commander and ally aren’t on opposite sides.
Drain Life (divine, necromancy) When the wight commander
damages a living creature using an unarmed attack or their
bound weapon, they gain 12 temporary Hit Points, and the
creature must succeed at a DC 29 Fortitude save or become
drained 1. Further damage dealt by the wight commander’s
unarmed and bound weapon attacks increases the value of
the drained condition by 1 on a failed save, to a maximum
of drained 4.
Spawn Wight Soldier (divine, necromancy) A living humanoid
killed by a wight commander’s weapon or claw Strike rises
as a prowler wight after 1d4 rounds. This spawn is under
the command of the wight commander that killed them.
They don’t have drain life or spawn prowler wight and are
clumsy 2 for as long as they’re a prowler wight spawn. If
the creator of the prowler wight spawn dies, the prowler
wight spawn becomes a fully autonomous prowler wight;
they regain their free will, gain Drain Life and Spawn
Prowler Wight, and are no longer clumsy.
Tactical Direction [two-actions] (auditory) Each wight ally in a 30-foot
emanation gains the Attack of Opportunity reaction until
the end of their next turn.
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ELITE SMOKESIGHT PROWLER WIGHT (0) CREATURE 10
UNCOMMON LE MEDIUM UNDEAD WIGHT
Book of the Dead 168
Perception +20; Darkvision
Languages Common, Necril
Skills Acrobatics +20, Deception +20 (+22 to Feint), Stealth +22
Str +4, Dex +5, Con +2, Int +1, Wis +3, Cha +3
Items +1 striking dagger, leather armor
Smoke Vision The prowler wight ignores the concealed
condition from smoke.
AC 30; Fort +19, Ref +22, Will +18
HP 175, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease,
paralyzed, poison, unconscious
Final Spite [reaction] Trigger The prowler wight is reduced to 0 Hit
Points; Effect The prowler wight makes a Strike before
being destroyed. They don’t gain any temporary HP from
drain life on this Strike.
Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] striking dagger +23 (agile, finesse, magical, versatile
S), Damage 2d4+9 piercing plus drain life
Melee [one-action] claw +22 (agile, finesse), Damage 1d8+9 slashing
plus drain life
Drain Life (divine, necromancy) When the prowler wight
damages a living creature using an unarmed attack or their
bound weapon, they gain 10 temporary Hit Points, and the
creature must succeed at a DC 27 Fortitude save or become
drained 1. Further damage dealt by the prowler wight’s
unarmed and bound weapon attacks increases the value of
the drained condition by 1 on a failed save, to a maximum
of drained 4.
Feign Death [one-action] (concentrate) The prowler wight quenches the
telltale red glow in their eye sockets, falls prone, and lies
completely still. Until the next time they act, the prowler
wight appears to be an ordinary corpse. They have an
automatic result of 40 on Deception checks and DCs to
pass as an ordinary corpse.
Sneak Attack The prowler wight deals an additional 2d6
precision damage to flat-footed creatures.
Spawn Prowler Wight (divine, necromancy) A living humanoid
killed by a prowler wight’s weapon or claw Strike rises as
a prowler wight after 1d4 rounds. This spawn is under the
command of the prowler wight that killed them. They don’t
have drain life or spawn prowler wight and are clumsy 2
for as long as they’re a prowler wight spawn. If the creator
of the prowler wight spawn dies, the prowler wight spawn
becomes a fully autonomous prowler wight; they regain
their free will, gain Drain Life and Spawn Prowler Wight,
and are no longer clumsy.
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ELITE SMOKESIGHT WIGHT COMMANDER (0)
CREATURE 13
RARE LE MEDIUM UNDEAD WIGHT
Book of the Dead 169
Perception +24 (+28 when rolling initiative); darkvision
Languages Common, Necril; tongues
Skills Athletics +26, Intimidation +27, Warfare Lore +27
Str +6, Dex +3, Con +4, Int +5, Wis +3, Cha +3
Items full plate, +1 striking longsword, standard-grade
adamantine shield (Hardness 10, HP 40, BT 20)
Smoke Vision The wight commander ignores the concealed
condition from smoke.
AC 34 (36 with shield raised); Fort +26, Ref +21, Will +23
HP 240, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease,
paralyzed, poison, unconscious
Attack of Opportunity [reaction]
Final Spite [reaction] (auditory, divine, necromancy) Trigger The
wight commander is reduced to 0 Hit Points; Effect The
wight commander blows a battered war horn before being
destroyed. The unnerving blast summons reinforcements,
raising 1d4 corpses in a 200-foot emanation as wights.
Shield Block [reaction]
Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] longsword +29 (magical, versatile P), Damage
2d8+16 slashing plus drain life
Melee [one-action] claw +28 (agile), Damage 2d8+16 slashing plus
drain life
Divine Innate Spells DC 31; Constant (5th) tongues
Coordinated Strike The wight commander flanks with an ally
as long as the target is within both their reaches, even if
commander and ally aren’t on opposite sides.
Drain Life (divine, necromancy) When the wight commander
damages a living creature using an unarmed attack or their
bound weapon, they gain 13 temporary Hit Points, and the
creature must succeed at a DC 31 Fortitude save or become
drained 1. Further damage dealt by the wight commander’s
unarmed and bound weapon attacks increases the value of
the drained condition by 1 on a failed save, to a maximum
of drained 4.
Spawn Wight Soldier (divine, necromancy) A living humanoid
killed by a wight commander’s weapon or claw Strike rises
as a prowler wight after 1d4 rounds. This spawn is under
the command of the wight commander that killed them.
They don’t have drain life or spawn prowler wight and are
clumsy 2 for as long as they’re a prowler wight spawn. If
the creator of the prowler wight spawn dies, the prowler
wight spawn becomes a fully autonomous prowler wight;
they regain their free will, gain Drain Life and Spawn
Prowler Wight, and are no longer clumsy.
Tactical Direction [two-actions] (auditory) Each wight ally in a 30-foot
emanation gains the Attack of Opportunity reaction until
the end of their next turn.
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Appendix 3: Game Aids

Geir Mahja Firehair

Uirch Khagrig Daybreak

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Freedom Town

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Bovar Namiri
Clacking Skull Swarm Hunter Wight

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Sulfur Zombie Wight Commander

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Organized Play Challenge Points
Treasure Table CP TOTAL LEVEL RANGE
LEVEL TREASURE BUNDLE 8–15 9–10
9 44 gp 16–18 (5+ players) 9–10
10 60 gp 16–18 (4 players) 11–12
11 86 gp 19+ 11–12
12 124 gp
Challenge Points are a system for scaling the difficulty
Treasure Bundles of encounters appropriately for groups of mixed size
□ Evacuations, page 11: 1 Treasure Bundle for earning and level. Total up the number of Challenge Points your
at least 1 Defense Point and being rewarded by the group has.
townsfolk with their heirlooms. 9th-level PCs = 2 points each
□ □ Evacuations, page 11: 2 Treasure Bundles for 10th-level PCs = 3 points each
earning at least 2 Defense Points and being rewarded 11th-level PCs = 4 points each
with the magical battle axe. 12th-level PCs = 6 points each
□ □ □ Encounter B, page 13: 3 Treasure Bundles for Now use the table above to determine which level
defeating the wight scouts and obtaining their bag of range is appropriate for your PCs. Level 9–10 encounters
holding. appear in Appendix 1, and level 11–12 encounters appear
□ Encounter C, page 16: 1 Treasure Bundle for obtaining in Appendix 2.
the silver necklace.
□ □ □ Encounter D, page 16: 3 Treasure Bundles for
defeating the final wight forces and obtaining their gear.

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Character Name Organized Play # Character #

Adventure Summary

When a massive undead army threatened the orc capital of Urgir in Belkzen, the Burning Sun hold called upon the Pathfinder Society
for help. You traveled to Belkzen and joined the Burning Sun orcs as they prepared for battle. You made use of the small settlement
of Freedom Town as your staging area and were tasked with preparing the city’s defenses. There was a lot of work to do and little
time to do it, but once Freedom Town was as ready as you could get it, you faced off against the powerful undead that lead the army.

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Items Notes

standard grade adamantine shieldU (item 8, 440 gp)

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