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AUTHOR
Alexi Greer Table of Contents
DEVELOPMENT LEAD Adventure 3
Thurston Hillman

ADDITIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Appendix: Game Aids 8
Linda Zayas-Palmer
Organized Play 9
EDITING LEAD
K. Tessa Newton

EDITORS
Avi Kool and Solomon St. John GM Resources
COVER ARTIST
Sebastian Rodriguez Books: Pathfinder Core Rulebook, Pathfinder Bestiary 3, and Pathfinder Gamemastery Guide
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Jason Engle

ART DIRECTION AND GRAPHIC DESIGN

Justin Lucas
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Adventure Background
The hamlet of Bulviss was one of the Fifth Mendevian
Crusade’s many casualties, but there’s more to its story
than just the hamlet’s destruction. When demons crossed
the border and broke the crusaders’ rear line, Bulviss
had little warning before they’d be overrun. Despite
this, the hamlet overwhelmingly voted to take up arms
rather than flee, and used their wits to rig the town with
defenses. They constructed traps and hazards meant to
either kill, hamper, or annoy the invaders, hoping to
buy the crusaders time. By some miracle, this defense
worked—but it came at a high cost.
When the crusaders arrived, the settlement’s defiance
had left the demons furious and injured, but none of
the population remained. The demons fled without
facing the reinforcements, and what could’ve been a
disastrous break in Mendev’s lines became little more
than a battlefield footnote. The crusaders assumed that
Bulviss had been sacked and the war moved on, unaware
of the towns’ sacrifice. Years later, the Fifth Crusade was
triumphant. Now, the brother of one townsperson is left
searching for answers.
Summary
The PCs investigate the ruins of a crumbling hamlet to
help a grieving architect recover a lost deed, and to find
the truth of his brother’s death. Throughout the search,
the PCs uncover evidence of this small town’s heroic
actions during the Fifth Mendevian Crusade, as well
as their ultimate demise. The adventure culminates in
a chance to lay the unquiet dead of these townsfolk to
rest. In the end, the PCs can share the tale with their
employer, potentially giving him a chance to move on
from his grief.
Getting Started
The adventure begins in Nerosyan, the capital of Mendev
and once–central command for the war against the
demonic hordes that spilled out of the Worldwound.
The PCs are assumed to already be in the city when they
answer a bounty posted by Castor Lebris (LN male half‑elf
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Where on Golarion?
This adventure takes place in the nation of Mendev, which
is in the process of moving on from the Fifth Mendevian
Crusade against the former blight of the Worldwound.
The PCs begin in the city of Nerosyan before moving
to the destroyed hamlet of Bulviss, which is a nearby
unremarked ruin. More information on Mendev can be
found on page 28 of Pathfinder Lost Omens World Guide.
MENDEV
Nerosyan
builder). They meet with Castor at his architectural firm
office, where he explains the details of the job.
“Have you heard of the settlement of Bulviss? It was a small
hamlet near the border with the old Worldwound.” Castor
sighs. “No, you probably haven’t. It was wiped off the map
by demons during the Fifth Mendevian Crusade, when the
crusaders fought the demons. I want you to travel there and
retrieve a deed that should be among the rubble. Mendevian
law says you’re entitled to whatever else you find, as the only
others who may claim it are the villagers’ next of kin. And
since I’m the only next of kin that survived the town…”
Castor trails off as his gaze drops to his desk. His
expression is full of barely repressed grief. “My brother,
Pellas, and I grew up in Bulviss. I’d acquired a valuable tract
of land after settling here in the capital, but I sent the deed
to him for safekeeping. Now he’s missing, and I don’t know
what happened to him.
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“My hope is that by scouring the town, you’ll find clues
about my brother’s fate. You can’t be less helpful than the
crusaders, at least. Help me recover my deed and bring back
information about my brother. Whatever else you find at
Bulviss is yours to keep.”
Castor answers questions as best he can, but he lacks
details beyond the crusaders’ reports on their findings.
Demons sacked Bulviss after they broke through Mendev’s
backlines. Though crusader reinforcements routed the
demons soon after, those few hours were enough for the
demons to destroy Bulviss. Castor asked the crusaders
to investigate again, but they only confirmed that the
area was free of demons before advising him to hire
adventurers. After providing this explanation, Castor
shares a physical description of his brother and marks
the town’s location on a map.
A PC who succeeds at a DC 16 Perception check
to Sense Motive can tell that Castor’s resentment
goes deeper than he’s letting on. With some prodding,
Castor admits to this, and that he fears too much time
has passed to find either the deed or answers to his
brother’s fate. Adventurers started leaving Nerosyan
once the Worldwound closed, so his calls for help went
unanswered for months. The crusaders are equally
uninterested in helping beyond hunting for lingering
demons. Castor actually plans on selling the deed and
leaving Mendev behind, but he needs closure before he
can move on.
Society (Recall Knowledge) or
Warfare Lore (Recall Knowledge)
A PC who succeeds at a DC 18 Society or Warfare Lore
check to Recall Knowledge can glean insight to what
they might find at Bulviss. Remember that this check
should be rolled secretly.
Critical Success It’s odd that the demons broke through the
crusader’s ranks and were behind the lines for hours but
only managed to ransack a small town. Even a small unit
of demons could’ve wreaked havoc from that position,
yet they were ultimately routed before going any farther
than Bulviss.
Success Being that close to the Worldwound, even a
settlement like Bulviss should’ve had some kind of watch
system. Though the grace period would’ve been small,
they still should’ve gotten early warning about the demons
approaching. The lack of apparent survivors or refugees
implies that few people fled.
Critical Failure Based on the total destruction of the town, the
PC infers that no one from Bulviss had a chance to flee. The
most likely scenario is that the town was overrun before
ever realizing their peril.
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The Ruins of Bulviss
The trip to Bulviss takes a day and is uneventful, save for
the sign of patrols of hired mercenaries who lazily watch
out for demonic threats. The approach to the hamlet
shows evidence of an attack. Farmhouses are destroyed
and fields lay fallow. The town itself is little more than
the shells of buildings and a ruined well. A survey of the
area indicates three buildings with the least amount of
damage, the most promising places to search for clues.
A1 OVERGROWN HOUSE LOW
This house’s interior is largely intact and light filters
through closed shutters that haven’t opened in years.
Creatures: A swarm of bats in the rafters panics when
the PCs enter the house. Their rush to escape breaks
objects and scatters clues, but even worse, they visually
obscure the hazards in the floor. The bats don’t attack
the PCs unless attacked first. The PCs can calm the bat
swarm with a DC 20 Survival check to stop its attack,
or shoo the bat swarm outside by opening the stuck
windows with a DC 18 Athletics check (though doing so
is likely to expose the PCs to the hazards on the floor).
If the PCs have other ideas for how to stop the swarm,
use these DCs as a guide. After a total of three successful
checks in any combination, all bats have either been
calmed or fled the area.
The bats leave the area on their own after 3 rounds,
but by that time, their movements have trashed the room
and made investigation more difficult.
Hazards: Jagged holes in the floorboards conceal
cunning foot traps filled with inward facing barbs. While
normally fairly straightforward to spot, the presence of
the bats makes avoiding stepping in these traps more
difficult (see Development on page 6).
PANICKED BAT SWARM CREATURE 2
UNCOMMON N LARGE ANIMAL SWARM
Variant vampire bat swarm (Pathfinder Bestiary 39)
Perception +11; echolocation (precise) 20 feet, low-light vision
Skills Acrobatics +8, Athletics +5 (+8 to Climb), Stealth +8
Str +1, Dex +4, Con +1, Int –4, Wis +3, Cha –3
Echolocation A bat swarm can use its hearing as a precise
sense at the listed range.
AC 16; Fort +7, Ref +10, Will +7
HP 25; Immunities precision, swarm mind; Weaknesses area
damage 3, splash damage 3; Resistances bludgeoning 6,
piercing 6, slashing 3
Speed 5 feet, fly 30 feet
Panicked Flutter [one-action] Each enemy in the bat swarm’s space
takes 1d6 piercing damage from a combination of bites and
claw scratches (DC 17 basic Reflex save). On a failure, the
creature is also dazzled for 1 round by the flurry of wings.
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A. The Ruins of Bulviss

A1

A2

A3

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FOOT PINCERS (6) HAZARD 1
MECHANICAL TRAP
Stealth DC 10 (trained); DC 20 when the bat swarm is active
Description A metal pincer trap lies hidden at the bottom of a
weakened spot in the floor.
Disable DC 17 Thievery to jam the pincer’s trigger mechanism
AC 16; Fort +10, Ref +4
Pincer Hardness 5; Pincer HP 20 (BT 10); Immunities critical
hits, object immunities, precision damage
Slam Shut [reaction] Trigger A creature steps onto a foot pincer;
Effect The trap slams shut on the triggering creature’s foot.
The creature must succeed at a DC 18 Reflex save or take
1d6+5 slashing damage and 1d4 persistent bleed damage.
Reset The foot pincer must be reset manually before it can
activate again.
Development: If the PCs calm the bats or get them to
clear out before the 3 rounds expire, the house is easy to
search. Though most objects are just ruined accoutrement,
a half-burned roll of parchment can be found in the
fireplace. It shows detailed instructions for making foot
traps and conceal them with rugs or debris, including a
note that says if they have questions, ask Pellas for help.
If the bats escape the house, then they knock enough
debris to the ground that it makes finding clues harder.
The schematics are now at the bottom of a foot trap, and
the PCs must succeed at a DC 20 Perception check while
Searching the room to find it. If the PCs don’t want to
disable the trap, they can use effects like a spell, setting
the trap off on purpose from a distance, or other creative
solutions to extract the schematics safely. Otherwise,
reward the PCs for creative thinking in this situation to
uncover more clues about the hamlet’s fate.
A2 CENTRAL HALL
The large building at the center of Bulviss used to act as a
catch-all gathering place, but its final function was as the
townsfolk’s last defense.
The signs of battle are obvious upon entering the
hall. Battered and torn remnants of barricades litter the
floor and dark stains have seeped into the stones. At the
back of the main hall is a shrine to Iomedae that looks
remarkably intact. Upon it lays a dusty but unharmed
copy of Iomedae’s holy book, , opened to act four—
Iomedae convincing mortally wounded soldiers to stand
against attacking wraiths until reinforcements arrive to
save them.
Hazard: Knowing the demons would attempt to defile
the shrine, the townsfolk concentrated traps around it.
The demons ended up springing all the traps, save for
a sturdy crossbow trap with a divinely blessed bolt that
remains untriggered.
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BLESSED CROSSBOW TRAP HAZARD 3
MECHANICAL TRAP
Stealth DC 23 (trained)
Description A crossbow hidden by the shrine’s back curtains
is ready to shoot. The loaded bolt is magically augmented
with holy power to strike true against demons.
Disable DC 20 Thievery (trained) to disable the trigger wire
AC 19; Fort +9, Ref +9
Hardness 5; HP 50 (BT 25); Immunities critical hits, object
immunities, precision damage
Crossbow [reaction] (attack) Trigger The holy text is touched or
moved; Effect The trap shoots a bolt, aimed where a
creature would stand in front of the altar.
Ranged [one-action] crossbow +16, Damage 2d8+12 piercing plus
1d6 good
The back of the altar has been painted with a message:
“May the Inheritor judge our final acts.” Under the
words are the names of townsfolk, nearly a hundred
people who stayed behind.
Treasure: One of the back rooms was used to
stockpile weapons. Though most were smashed by
angry demons, a crossbow with 10 bolts can be found
in the wreckage.
A3 LEBRIS RESIDENCE
Trap schematics litter the inside of this home, along
with hastily written instructions on how to install them.
Much like his brother, Pellas had a knack for engineering,
though whereas Castor focused on architecture, Pellas
enjoyed intricate mechanics. These skills would become
vital to Bulviss’ last stand, but the demons quickly
realized he was the mastermind behind their frustrations.
Pellas paid dearly for his bravery, as the PCs will see in
area A4.
Development: An intricate lockbox in Pellas’
bedroom holds the deed and other mementos from his
brother. The PCs can open the box with a successful DC
20 Thievery check to Pick the Lock, or with the turnkey
from area A4.
A4 INDIGNANT DEAD MODERATE 3
When the demons finally overran Bulviss, they turned
the town’s well into a burning pit and cast their victims
to the bottom. The townsfolks’ remains have been down
in the well ever since, slowly corrupted by suffering and
lingering demonic pollution.
Creatures: After the PCs have finished exploring the
previous areas, a mournful howling erupts from the well
as a group of beheaded emerge and begin attacking. One
of the flaming skulls matches Pellas’ description and has
a turnkey lodged inside of it.
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If the PCs run inside houses, the beheaded follow. The
ceilings indoors are only 10 feet tall, which crafty PCs
can use to their advantage to keep the undead within
Scaling Encounter A4
reach of melee weapons. To accommodate a group of more than four PCs, make
the following adjustments. The adjustments are not
SEVERED HEADS (2) CREATURE –1 cumulative.
NE TINY MINDLESS UNDEAD • 5 PCs: Add two severed heads to the encounter.
Pathfinder Bestiary 3 30 • 6 PCs: Add one severed head and one flaming
Perception +6; darkvision skull to the encounter.
Skills Acrobatics +6 (+8 to Maneuver in Flight)
Str +1, Dex +2, Con +0, Int -5, Wis +2, Cha +0
AC 15; Fort +4, Ref +6, Will +4
HP 7, negative healing; Immunities death affects, disease, Conclusion
mental, paralyzed, poison, unconscious; Weaknesses By the time the PCs collect the deed, they should also have
positive 1 pieced together the story of Bulviss’ heroism in the face
Speed 15 feet, fly 25 feet of demonic attack. The PCs can return to Castor and tell
Melee [one-action] jaws +6 (agile, finesse), Damage 1d4+1 piercing him what they found. The adventure ends on a bittersweet
Gnash [one-action] Requirements The beheaded’s previous action was note, as Castor takes the news with a mix of overwhelming
a jaws Strike that dealt damage to its target; Effect The sadness and pride at his brother’s actions. What is clear is
severed head makes a second jaws Strike as it violently that the people of Bulviss chose to put the lives of others
shakes itself, trying to rip away a mouthful of flesh. On a above their own, even understanding that it might’ve been
success, the target takes an additional 1d4 slashing damage in vain. Now armed with the truth, Castor gets to choose
and 1 persistent bleed damage. how to live the life his brother left him.

FLAMING SKULLS (2) CREATURE 2 OBJECTIVE

NE TINY MINDLESS UNDEAD The PCs fulfill the objective if they recover the deed
Pathfinder Bestiary 3 30 and tell Castor about Pellas’ death. Pathfinder Society
Perception +9; darkvision GMs, see Organized Play on page 9 to determine
Skills Acrobatics +8 (+10 to Maneuver in Flight) appropriate rewards.
Str +1, Dex +4, Con +1, Int –5, Wis +3, Cha +0
AC 18; Fort +5, Ref +10, Will +7
HP 30, negative healing; Immunities death affects, disease,
fire, mental, paralyzed, poison, unconscious; Weaknesses
positive 3
Fiery Explosion When destroyed, a flaming skull explodes
in a blast of fire and bone that deals 1d6 piercing damage
plus 1d6 fire damage to each adjacent creature (DC 18 basic
Reflex save).
Speed 15 feet, fly 30 feet
Melee [one-action] forehead +10 (finesse), Damage 1d6+3 bludgeoning
plus 1d6 fire
Ranged [one-action] spitfire +10 (agile, fire, range 20 feet), Damage
1d12+2 fire
Flaming Shroud A flaming skull is shrouded in hideous
flames. It deals 1d6 fire damage to any unattended item
it touches and on a forehead Strike. On a critical hit with
a Strike, the target catches fire, taking 1d4 persistent
fire damage. Flaming Skulls
Development: The PCs can extract the turnkey from
Pellas’ remains and use it to unlock the box in area A3 if
they haven’t already done so.

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Appendix: game aids

Ruined Home Flaming Skulls

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Organized Play
CHRONICLE SHEET
Characters playing this adventure for Pathfinder Society
credit earn a Chronicle Sheet. If the PCs defeat the
beheaded undead and recover the deed, allowing them to
complete Castor’s request, they earn 10 gp each. Bounties
do not grant Downtime.
The Pathfinder Society Organized Play program uses a
simplified experience point system, in which PCs require
only 12 XP to level up; this adventure grants 1 XP in that
system. It also grants the character 1 Reputation for a
faction of their choice.

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Event Reporting Form
Date Event Code:

Location

GM Org Play #: -2 GM Name: GM Faction:

Adventure #: Adventure Name:
Reporting Codes: (check when instructed, line through all if no conditions to report) □A □B □C □D Reputation
Earned:
Bonus Faction Goal Achieved: □ Yes □ No □ N/A Scenario-based Infamy earned? □ Yes □ No □ N/A

Faction:
□ Grand Archive □ Envoy’s Alliance □ Slow Track
Character Name:
□ Radiant Oath □ Horizon Hunters
□ Dead
□ Vigilant Seal □ Verdant Wheel
Org Play #: -2 Level □ Infamy
□

Faction:
□ Grand Archive □ Envoy’s Alliance □ Slow Track
Character Name:
□ Radiant Oath □ Horizon Hunters
□ Dead
□ Vigilant Seal □ Verdant Wheel
Org Play #: -2 Level □ Infamy
□

Faction:
□ Grand Archive □ Envoy’s Alliance □ Slow Track
Character Name:
□ Radiant Oath □ Horizon Hunters
□ Dead
□ Vigilant Seal □ Verdant Wheel
Org Play #: -2 Level □ Infamy
□

Faction:
□ Grand Archive □ Envoy’s Alliance □ Slow Track
Character Name:
□ Radiant Oath □ Horizon Hunters
□ Dead
□ Vigilant Seal □ Verdant Wheel
Org Play #: -2 Level □ Infamy
□

Faction:
□ Grand Archive □ Envoy’s Alliance □ Slow Track
Character Name:
□ Radiant Oath □ Horizon Hunters
□ Dead
□ Vigilant Seal □ Verdant Wheel
Org Play #: -2 Level □ Infamy
□

Faction:
□ Grand Archive □ Envoy’s Alliance □ Slow Track
Character Name:
□ Radiant Oath □ Horizon Hunters
□ Dead
□ Vigilant Seal □ Verdant Wheel
Org Play #: -2 Level □ Infamy
□

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Character Name Organized Play # Character #

Adventure Summary
An architect in Nerosyan hired you to retrieve a hidden deed from a hamlet destroyed during the prior war with the demons of the
old Worldwound. You traveled to the ruin, where you overcame several traps and eventually found the deed. You managed to defeat
the host of undead and learned that the hamlet’s citizens chose to sacrifice themselves in a heroic last stand rather than risk other
settlements coming under attack.

Boons Rewards
Congratulations on completing the adventure! You’ve earned Pathfinder Society (second edition) Starting XP
Achievement Points, a currency that be redeemed on our website at paizo.com for special character boons,
such as access to rare or uncommon ancestries, feats, and more! To redeem your Achievement Points, go to XP Gained
paizo.com/organizedPlay/myAccount and click on the Boons tab. Note that you must have created a paizo.
com account and registered a character before you can begin making Achievement Point transactions. Total XP

Starting GP

Reputation Gained GP Gained

Total GP

Items Purchases
Pathfinder Society characters can purchase a wide variety of items. Items Sold / Conditions Gained
For a full list of the items and other options available to Pathfinder
Society characters, visit https://paizo.com/pathfindersociety/
characteroptions. Your character can buy items from this list up
to their character level. Chronicle Sheets for Pathfinder Society
adventures sometimes include items, which your PC can buy up to
their character level +2.

TOTAL VALUE OF ITEMS SOLD

Add 1/2 this value to the GP Gained Box

Items Bought / Conditions Cleared

TOTAL COST OF ITEMS BOUGHT

Notes

FOR GM ONLY
EVENT EVENT CODE DATE GM Organized Play #
Chronicle Code: EU4R
For more information about the Pathfinder Society Organized Play program, including how to use this Chronicle Sheet, visit pathfindersociety.club