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Pathfinder Module: Tears at Bitter Manor

By (author) Steven Helt, Edited by Paizo Staff

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A retired cadre of lifelong adventurers meets every year in the city of Cassomir to embark on their latest â€œone last adventure.â€ As the aged travelers prepare for their annual reunion, one of them disappears amid signs of foul play. Concerned for their missing friend, the retired adventurers ask the player characters to locate and retrieve him before their anniversary celebration becomes a mournful wake. The challenges before them will test every bit of their mettle as they uncover a deadly secret and fight to rid Cassomir of an insidious evil. A deluxe urban mystery Pathfinder adventure for 5th-level characters written by Steven Helt, the 2013 winner of Paizo Publishingâ€™s annual RPG Superstar contest, Tears at Bitter Manor includes 64 action-packed pages of adventure and a beautiful, two-sided, full-color poster map.

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