Pathfinder Legends: Rise of the Runelords: Burnt Offerings

Pathfinder Legends: Rise of the Runelords: Burnt Offerings

26 March 2014 · James Jacobs · Directed by John Ainsworth · Pathfinder Legends #1 · at Big Finish

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Sandpoint. An ordinary town on the Lost Coast of Varisia. When Ezren, Merisiel, Valeros and Harsk arrive, seeking rest from their adventures, it seems the town's annual Swallowtail Festival will give them what they need - until goblins attack during a ceremony to consecrate the town's rebuilt church. After defending Sandpoint, the adventurers discover a sinister plot to return an ancient evil to Varisia. Can they discover the sinister connection between the goblin attack and the removal of mortal remains from a crypt in the town's graveyard?
violenceRomance not assessedInferred themesheroismconspiracyghosts-hauntingsmystery
A classic adventure of heroes defending a town from an ancient, sinister threat.
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Wikipedia: James Jacobs (author)

Cast · 11 voices

Duncan WisbeyHelen GoldwynIan BrookerKatarina OlssonKerry SkinnerKevin ShenStewart AlexanderSunny OrmondeToby LongworthTrevor LittledaleYuriri Naka

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Directed by John Ainsworth

Written by James Jacobs

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