Fantasy Grounds - Pathfinder RPG - Reign Of Winter AP 5: Rasputin Must Die! (PFRPG)
It's a World War One style adventure on the unkinda* planet of Earth! The Dancing Hut voyages to Russia where it will encounter a multitude of wonderful new monsters, firearms, and war machines! Be sure to pick up the Reign of Winter Adventure Path to have a complete campaign setting in this great world!
*It's not actually unkind, it's just that it's an Earth-like planet and Earth is the only planet with a reasonably developed space program, so we have to use it.
This game can easily be played with a rulebook, or with just the rules as listed. There are no extensive stats on all of the new creatures, just enough to help you make intelligent decisions about how to best arm your band of adventurers against them.
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The Dancing Hut
The Dancing Hut is a two-person vehicle that travels on the surface of the mad planet of Earth, a gift from the surface inhabitants to an alien race hoping to make contact with them.
The Dancing Hut never met an object it didn't like.
The Dancing Hut travels throughout the world making contact with bizarre and dangerous new creatures to learn about Earth's history and make new friends. In the process, the Hut travels to new and exciting places to learn about the surface culture and "civilization" of Earth, much like other members of the Pathfinder Adventure Path are doing on one of their worlds.
The Dancing Hut is constructed of a series of rigid stone slabs from the surface with a roof made of metal.
The Dancing Hut is driven by two members, the "driver" and "navigator" who take up residence in their own "cabins" built into the stone. Each member controls a set of on-board controls for the vehicle.
The controls allow the members of the Dancing Hut to maneuver, fire weapons, and create magical effects.
The controls can be used by either member, and they are required to stay safe in their cabin.
Both members of the Dancing Hut are fully capable of creating and commanding magic and psionics while in the cabin.
The cabin can be modified to hold supplies, food, and a sleeping area for one to two players.
The Dancing Hut was built to handle a party of up to four characters, but can be modified to work with any size party.
The Dancing Hut will accommodate a party of three to six characters.
The Dancing Hut's cargo space is more than capable of handling a party of five to seven characters.
A mysterious figure appears in Tsar Peter's court, claiming to have the powers of a deity. He says that his name is Rasputin and that he'll guide the emperor toward a restoration of Russia's past greatness. The empress insists that Rasputin is a madman and a traitor. However, Rasputin's followers are convinced that he's a power so pure that he can somehow improve the fortunes of Russia.
Unaware of the danger ahead, the heroes travel to Russia--after all, the old witch has already gone there and gotten into trouble, so it can't be that bad. After crossing the border in Finland, they walk through a mountain pass and into the valley of Siberia.
The Dancing Hut travels through the snow-swept forests of Karelia toward a village called Yevvanovka. In the village, they hear stories of the "Mad Monk" from the locals and from travelers. The monastery they seek is deep in the woods nearby. But the townspeople warn them that the monastery is the home of evil spirits and dangerous creatures. To make matters worse, Russian troops have surrounded Yevvanovka.
On their way into the monastery, the party encounters soldiers and a strange, armor-clad figure on horseback. The helmet on his head hides his face. When they fight him, he proves to be too powerful for the group. The soldiers later tell them that the mysterious figure has been watching the party all along. The Dancing Hut races for the monastery, hoping to find Grigori Rasputin.
After arriving at the monastery, the heroes locate Baba Yaga's hut. She won't give them any help in defeating her son. However, the party learns that her name is Irina Pavlovna and that she's the Queen of Witches. Her son Grigori Rasputin still remains hidden. Just like Irina, Rasputin is something of a summoner; his true form is invisible and fully-realized only by him. He can transform the appearance of others and possesses the ability to turn people's personality into a hideous, bestial form. He can use these powers to make himself appear as a monstrous creature. Rasputin must also be dealt with directly. But how?
Can the Dancing Hut make it to Grigori Rasputin and free Baba Yaga in time to save the witch from his power? Can they overcome the soldiers that stand in their way and deal with the wrath of Rasputin
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Pathfinder RPG: Reign of Winter AP 5: Rasputin Must Die! presents you with a horrific tale of Siberia in 1918. You, the player characters, have been hired as mercenaries to assassinate an old comrade of Baba Yaga. She has been targeted for the murder of the Tsar and the Tsarina, her own son, along with his wife, Elena. Her husband is gone, now, and the young Vladimir is leading the nation. The story takes place against a backdrop of revolutionary terror, civil war, and World War I, all melting together in the chaos of upheaval in one of the most brutal countries in Europe.
Game "Fantasy Grounds - Pathfinder RPG: Reign of Winter AP 5: Rasputin Must Die!" [Other]:
Pathfinder RPG: Reign of Winter AP 5: Rasputin Must Die! will increase the Game Master's toolkit with the power to produce the best mercenaries ever assembled. The toolkit contains all the rules needed to play in the Pathfinder RPG and Epic Level Games ruleset. This has been made possible with the conversion work of Christopher Ward. The included Pathfinder ruleset allows your GM to set up the game exactly how they want, in a way that was previously impossible with the older ruleset. As a result, the GM is now in complete control of the game, can easily set up settings and stories, and play in any game that contains their favorite system. Additionally, many Pathfinder rules have been converted and the new sets of classes and races have been designed to take advantage of the new rules, as well as the ability to play with multiple class options, both for players and even other players. With a simple conversion, the Game Master is able to use the new tools like never before.
Game "Pathfinder RPG: Reign of Winter AP 5: Rasputin Must Die!" Pathfinder RPG.
Pathfinder RPG: Reign of Winter AP 5: Rasputin Must Die! allows you to play in the Pathfinder RPG ruleset, as well as the world’s best fantasy RPG.
Includes rules for the new classes and races, as well as the new detailed setting.
Includes Fast Combat for all encounters.
Requirements:
“Fantasy Grounds” for Windows and Mac on an active subscription or purchase of a one time license
Pathfinder RPG: Reign of Winter AP 5: Rasputin Must Die!
Pathfinder RPG: Reign of Winter AP 5: Rasputin Must Die

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