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If you want a high-level AP (especially if you just came from Hellbreakers, natch), I can't reccomend this enough. Paizo's gotten really good at writing for high-level characters without arbitrarily nerfing their abilities or juicing levels or DCs beyond plausibility. The skirmish battle system plays a big role in that here, putting them in battles at a larger scale, while still, y'know, playing their actual character. The plot is suitably epic as well, starting out with "just" wanting to liberate a crucial city, and escalating until the PCs actions are key to the entire Cheliax-Andoran war. Speaking of, the Path touches on many themes particularly. . . relevant. . . to current events*. They're handled exceedingly well, with respect and intelligence, and they're a big plus for me, but if you're looking for more escapism right now. . . you might look elsewhere (I'd recommend Curtain Call!) I've enjoyed this Path at least as much as I did Revenge of the Runelords, and I ADORED that one, so if punching fascist devil-worshippers in the face sounds like fun to you, don't hesitate.

Well done.

Books were in pristine condition and well packaged. They arrived on time and actually on the early side of their estimate. All in all a good purchase.

Maps, Pawns, The Solo adventure, The Guidance needed for a new person to do a first group adventure- all this is outstanding! Your Character sheets need to be more. . . variable? Also, consider Spell/Cantrip Cards for the new sheets. Maybe that's too much freedom for an intro game.

The art work was amazing