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Is there a list of PF2E Remastered Adventure Paths and their level ranges?
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My new Pathfinder group started The Menace in Otari adventure from the Beginner Box yesterday and i am looking for an adventure path for them starting after this. I have read Trouble in Otari is a good next adventure, but also that it is still fairly basic. So we may want something more advanced. I have been looking at different APs but not all have their starting level listed. Is there a compiled list of all of them with the level ranges? So far my internet searches are not turning up anything.
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My new Pathfinder group started The Menace in Otari adventure from the Beginner Box yesterday and i am looking for an adventure path for them starting after this. I have read Trouble in Otari is a good next adventure, but also that it is still fairly basic. So we may want something more advanced. I have been looking at different APs but not all have their starting level listed. Is there a compiled list of all of them with the level ranges? So far my internet searches are not turning up anything.
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My new Pathfinder group started The Menace in Otari adventure from the Beginner Box yesterday and i am looking for an adventure path for them starting after this. I have read Trouble in Otari is a good next adventure, but also that it is still fairly basic. So we may want something more advanced. I have been looking at different APs but not all have their starting level listed. Is there a compiled list of all of them with the level ranges? So far my internet searches are not turning up anything.The number of APs that qualify as "remastered" is fairly limited. We're really just talking about Wardens of Wildwood and later. That means Wardens, Curtain Call, Triumph of the Tusk, Spore War, Shades of Blood, and Myth-Speaker. Of these, I don't think any of them easily follow from Menace Under Otari or Trouble in Otari. Seven Dooms of Sandpoint, though, is a pretty good fit level-wise, but it's not remastered, and it has enemies in it that utilize alignment damage. [Some small efforts would need to be taken to adjust for the removal of alignment from the game](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sC2R-kp94Tk).