Bring the House Down

Stage Fright

Singer, Stalker, Skinsaw Man

Monster Core

Dark Archive

Graveclaw

Head Shot the Rot

The Summer that Never Was

Let the Leaves Fall

Book of the Dead

Field of Maidens

No Breath to Cry

To Bloom Below the Web

Core Book Hardcover

Wan Shi Tong's Adventure Guide Hardcover

A Taste of Ashes

Ghost King's Rage

The Rakshasa's Court

Mantle of Gold

Cult of the Cave Worm

Player Core 2 NEXUS+ Edition

Player Core 2

Tomorrow Must Burn

Burning Tundra

The Island of the Vibrant Dead

The Ghouls Hunger

Heavy is the Crown

The Choosing

The Destiny War

Lost Omens: The Grand Bazaar

Lost Omens: The Mwangi Expanse

The Worst of All Possible Worlds

Devil at the Dreaming Palace

Lost Omens: Pathfinder Society Guide

Lost Omens: Tian Xia Character Guide

Lost Omens: Impossible Lands

Sixty Feet Under

All or Nothing

Assault on Hunting Lodge Seven

Belly of the Black Whale

Ruins of the Radiant Siege

Republic City Hardcover

Republic City

Second Inquisition Hardcover

Core Book

Lost Omens: World Guide

Lost Omens: Highhelm

Lost Omens: Monsters of Myth

Lost Omens: Gods & Magic

Lost Omens: Legends

Lost Omens: Divine Mysteries

Lost Omens: Ancestry Guide

Poisonous Council

Equal Exchanges – Necessary Introductions

Lost Omens: Knights of Lastwall

Sundered Waves

Troubles in Otari

Rusthenge

Prey for Death

Mark of the Mantis

X-Men Expansion

The Cataclysm of Kang

The Murderworld That Time Forgot

Deadpool Role-Plays the Marvel Universe

The Enmity Cycle

Zombie Feast

Fires of the Haunted City

Doorway to the Red Star

Cult of Cinders

Life’s Long Shadows

Gamemastery Guide

Treasure Vault

Lost Omens: Firebrands

The Apocalypse Prophet

Broken Promises

Cleansing the Flame

GM Core

Pactbreaker

Broken Tusk Moon

Equal Exchanges - The Hidden Current

Kindled Magic

Secrets of Magic

Rage of Elements

Air & Wind

Pathfinder 2e Nexus - Seven Dooms for Sandpoint: Player's Guide - A player-friendly, spoiler-free information and tips to help you make an exciting new character perfect for the Seven Dooms for Sandpoint Adventure Path.

Seven Dooms for Sandpoint: Player's Guide - Digital Reader - Pathfinder 2e Nexus

Sign in or Sign up to get access to our free Pathfinder 2E Primer!

Home

Sources

Support

Quick Links

Alchemist

Barbarian

Bard

Champion

Cleric

Druid

Fighter

Gunslinger

View All

Classes

Dwarf

Gnome

Goblin

Halfling

Human

Ancestries

Pathfinder 2e

Just as your character’s ancestry plays a key role in expressing their identity and worldview, their class indicates the training they have and will improve upon as an adventurer. Choosing your character’s class is perhaps the most important decision you will make for them.

CLASSES

Your character’s ancestry determines which people they call their own. A character’s ancestry and their experiences prior to their life as an adventurer—represented by a background—might be key parts of their identity, shape how they see the world, and help them find their place in it.

ANCESTRIES

The peoples of Golarion are many, and they have a long history of intermingling. The inevitable offspring of these mixed unions share physiological features with both their parents, manifesting as a specific heritage.

HERITAGES

There are infinite possible character concepts, but you might find that the feats and skill choices from a single class aren’t sufficient to fully realize your character. Archetypes allow you to expand the scope of your character’s class.

ARCHETYPES

SPELLS

name

Source

traditions

details

CREATURES

BACKGROUNDS

Ability

Skills

Details

FEATS

benefits

ITEMS

price

CONDITIONS

Name

Group

DEITIES

Domains

Divine Font

RULES

FAMILIARS

Abilities

ANIMAL COMPANIONS

Size

Support Benefit

TRAITS

ACTIVE

Inside the Seven Dooms for Sandpoint Player&rsquo;s Guide, you&rsquo;ll find player-friendly, spoiler-free information and tips to help you make an exciting new character perfect for the Seven Dooms for Sandpoint Adventure Path.
Varisia&rsquo;s Lost Coast has seen more than its fair share of danger over the past few decades, and the town of Sandpoint, known also as the &ldquo;Light of the Lost Coast,&rdquo; has been at the epicenter of much of that danger. Goblin invasions, attacks from giants and dragons, deadly fires, murderous rampages, and natural disasters have tested the limits of those who dwell here, and many have wondered why the Lost Coast, and Sandpoint in particular, has had such a run of bad luck recently.&nbsp;
There is a reason. And now, nearly two decades after Runelord Karzoug rose from his slumber to threaten the realm, those reasons are coming to a boil. A new band of heroes must step up to save the town from a sinister conspiracy that would bring doom seven times over to Sandpoint.
Seven Dooms for Sandpoint is a very special adventure: it marks the 200th volume of the Pathfinder Adventure Paths by returning to the town where it all began! Serving as a sequel to Burnt Offerings, the first adventure in Rise of the Runelords, Seven Dooms for Sandpoint is a fully self-contained campaign in a single 200-page volume that brings your characters from 4th to 12th level. Along the way, you&rsquo;ll discover the true nature of the supernatural forces that have loomed in the background of all that has occurred in this small coastal town.
The Player's Guide includes:
<ul>
<li>Character suggestions, including recommendations for ancestries, classes, faiths, languages, skills, feats, archetypes, and gear well suited for this Adventure Path.</li>
<li>Advice for how to tie your Seven Dooms for Sandpoint campaign to previous adventures, be they recent releases like Rusthenge, or old classics like Burnt Offerings.</li>
<li>Eight new backgrounds to contextualize your character&rsquo;s history in Sandpoint.</li>
<li>A gazetteer of the town of Sandpoint that provides new information on influential factions in the town (from established groups like the Sandpoint Cathedral and the Town Watch to newcomers such as the Runewatchers or the Scarnetti Consortium), details on living in Sandpoint (including tips on earning income, earning reputation with the town&rsquo;s seven most influential factions, or securing downtime support from individual NPCs and locations), and a gazetteer of 50 of the town&rsquo;s most important locations.</li>
<li>An interactive narrative that you and the other players can read through as a group to help generate a brand new &ldquo;adventuring history&rdquo; for your first three levels of experience, if you prefer to build brand new 4th-level characters to play this Adventure Path rather than bring in established characters from a previous adventure.</li>
</ul>
This digital title includes the content in the digital reader on Pathfinder NEXUS, as well as in additional tools as they become available during Early Access.

A player-friendly, spoiler-free information and tips to help you make an exciting new character perfect for the Seven Dooms for Sandpoint Adventure Path.

Seven Dooms for Sandpoint: Player's Guide

How to Use This Guide

Character Suggestions

Sandpoint Gazetteer 

Your First Adventure

Credits

What Came Before

Burnt Offerings

Sandpoint, Light of the Lost Coast

Brand New to Town

Alignments

Common Ancestries

Uncommon Ancestries

Rare Ancestries

Faiths

Languages

Skills and Feats

Archetypes

Gear

Backgrounds

Standard Backgrounds

Seven Dooms for Sandpoint Backgrounds

Sandpoint Factions

Living in Sandpoint

Earning Income

Earning Reputation

Earning Support

Benefits of Support

Exploring the Town

The alchemist uses their skill at crafting to create alchemical items—such as bombs, elixirs, and poisons—that they use to defeat foes and aid allies. Smart and resourceful, an alchemist often has just the right tool for the job and esoteric knowledge to help their friends get out of a jam.

The alchemist throws alchemical bombs and drinks concoctions of their own making.

The barbarian is a fearsome embodiment of rage, focusing the deadly power of their anger against anyone who stands in their way. A barbarian is quick to enter battle and, once their fury has been unleashed, is immensely strong, often unpredictable, and nearly unstoppable.

The barbarian flies into a rage on the battlefield, smashing foes with abandon.

An artist and a scholar, the bard uses performance and esoteric learning to bolster their companions and foil their enemies. Sometimes sneaky and quite often charming, the bard adventures with pizzazz and talent backed up by an impressive repertoire of occult magic.

Skilled performances and secrets of the occult enable the bard to distract foes and inspire allies.

A defender of good who straps on armor and wields a righteous weapon, the champion protects the innocent and vanquishes evil. Steadfast in their beliefs, and devoted to both a deity and an aspect of good, they follow a strict code as they fight to make the world a better place.

A warrior dedicated to a deity, the champion uses divine power to enhance their abilities and protect allies.

The cleric is dedicated to the worship of a single deity and draws divine magic from this devotion. Clerics can be vastly different depending on who they worship, and whether they’re cloistered clerics who pursue one of their deity’s domains or war priests who serve as the sword arm of their god.

The cleric calls on the power of a deity to cast spells that can heal allies or harm foes.

The druid walks the wild, primordial places of the world without fear, harnessing the primal magic of nature and controlling it with calm purpose. A devotee of the wilderness, the druid finds nourishment in its power, allies among its creatures, and strength in its fury.

The druid uses the magic of the natural world to bolster allies and strike down enemies.

With calculated daring and fearless determination, the fighter tracks down and confronts their enemies while defending allies from harm. A master of the battlefield, the fighter is quick to exploit opportunities and strike any who stumble within reach of their sword or bow.

The fighter is a master of weapons, martial techniques, and powerful attack combinations.

While most people can fire a gun or crossbow, a gunslinger knows such weapons better than anyone. From reloading to customization, a gunslinger demands more from their weapons, though demanding too much can result in a misfire. Gunslingers remain unrivaled in their skill and accuracy with weapons that strike hard from afar.

Gunslingers use firearms and crossbows to perform trick shots and take down their enemies while remaining at a safe distance.

Any tinkerer can follow a diagram to make a device, but the inventor creates the impossible and challenges the boundaries of reality. An inventor remains on the verge of the next great breakthrough, and every trial and tribulation presents another opportunity to test and tune their contraptions.

Inventor

The inventor battles enemies with a groundbreaking innovation only they can use.

Clever and insightful, the investigator solves mysteries and teems with knowledge. In battle, they play out every possibility in advance, striking true when the time is right. Their methodology grants them an edge, and their high Intelligence and number of skills mean they almost always have the right tool for the job.

Investigator

The investigator uses knowledge to uncover mysteries and best their foes.

The magus, a polymath of battle, trains in both spells and strikes. Combining these arts, a magus channels spells into their weapon or body to inflict devastating wounds upon their foes. The magus’s versatility in combat and knowledge of the arcane makes them a welcome addition to any party.

Magus

The magus, a polymath of battle, trains in both spells and strikes.

Library

Game Rules

Characters

Groups

Sign up / Sign in

How to Use This Guide

Character Suggestions

Sandpoint Gazetteer

Your First Adventure

Credits