Whispers of the Dark Daeva (Pathfinder RPG)

Will you be next?

A Parsantium adventure for 1st-level characters

As the boat town of Flotsam gets ready to celebrate the Festival of Flowers, a series of violent deaths threatens to spoil the upcoming festivities. When the PCs delve into what’s been going on, they uncover an ancient evil lurking in the Hidden Quarter below the city streets that must be stopped before more innocents die…

Set on the run-down streets and houseboats of the Dock Ward in Parsantium’s Old Quarter, this adventure for four or five 1st level characters brings them into conflict with a powerful evil intent on increasing its power by spreading murderous carnage throughout the city.

Part mystery, part dungeon crawl, this standalone adventure for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game is the ideal way to kick off a new campaign set in Parsantium: City at the Crossroads. The scenario can also be readily adapted to other published campaign settings or your own game world.

- Designed to be easy to run by the GM – all monster and NPC stat blocks are presented alongside the encounter text

- Contains a fiendish new monster – the dark daeva

Written by Richard Green, author of Parsantium: City at the Crossroads and the Midgard Bestiary for 4th Edition D&D (Kobold Press), and featuring cover art by Joe Shawcross.

About Parsantium

Parsantium is a melting pot, a cosmopolitan city where trade routes meet and great cultures collide. Inspired by real-life Byzantium with its rich Greco-Roman heritage, the setting is packed with characters, monsters and magic from the Tales of the Arabian Nights, ancient India and the Far East, alongside traditional medieval fantasy elements.

“Parsantium BREATHES authenticity and love – New York City meets Byzantium, modern metropolis meets swords & sorcery – this book actually manages to portray a believable, interesting, unique city that oozes the spirit of Al Qadim, early weird fiction and recent phenomena like the god of war-series, all while staying believable.” Endzeitgeist