Pathfinder's Best Adventure Paths, Ranked

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There are so many incredible, official Adventure Paths that it can be difficult to choose just one — but some are certainly better than others. Covering diverse genres, players can explore campy horror romps, Western revenge tales, and martial arts tournaments, to name just a few. Adventure Paths vary in terms of length, themes, scale, and breadth of choice. Some have a greater focus on combat, exploration, or roleplaying than others. Some are better for beginners, while others are targeted at veteran players. With so many unique choices, there's an Adventure Path for just about everyone.

The prospect of crafting a campaign from scratch can be daunting to beginners who want to play a game. That's where pre-written Adventure Paths come in. They provide GMs and players alike with all the tools necessary to play through a richly detailed, complete campaign without spending weeks preparing. The following are some of 's best Adventure Paths to suit a variety of player and GM needs.

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Fists of the Ruby Phoenix is a combat-focused campaign that takes inspiration from classic martial arts films like. It begins with players receiving an invitation from the powerful sorcerer Hao Jin to participate in the Ruby Phoenix Tournament. The tournament pits players against some of Golarion's toughest warriors and fiercest monsters in a three-part gauntlet for the championship — and all the bragging rights that come along with it.

Fists of the Ruby Phoenix is great for players who can't get enough of combat. Barbarian, Monk, and Fighter Pathfinder player characters will love this option, along with anybody who wants to blow off some steam with flying fantasy