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Pathfinder—Origins #1: Valeros (Standard Cover—Stjepan Sejic)

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Story by Erik Mona
Interior Art by Tom Garcia

An exciting new Pathfinder adventure begins! To prove themselves to the Pathfinder Society, Valeros the fighter and his companions must recount tales of their early exploits in a world beset by magic and evil. In this issue, Valeros crosses swords with the brazen barbarian Amiri when both serve as hired guards escorting a doomed caravan through the treacherous Bloodsworn Vale. Sword and sorcery thrills from Pathfinder publisher Erik Mona (Pathfinder: Goblins!) and art from rising star Tom Garcia (Mercy Thompson)!

Come see why Pathfinder is the industry's best-selling fantasy tabletop game. Each issue features an EXCLUSIVE removable, playable tactical map and poster!

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<< Pathfinder—City of Secrets #6 (Standard Cover—Genzoman)
<< Pathfinder—City of Secrets #6 (Standard Cover—Carlos Gomez)
<< Pathfinder—City of Secrets #6 (Standard Cover—Sean Izaakse)
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Pathfinder—Origins #3: Seoni (Standard Cover—Stjepan Sejic) Pathfinder—Origins #3: Seoni (Standard Cover—Tom Garcia) Pathfinder—Origins #3: Seoni (Standard Cover—Sean Izaakse) >>

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I've read the Dark Waters Rising and City of Secrets 6 part adventures and this first Origins story continued my enjoyment of the comics line. In many ways I enjoyed this tale of Valeros and Amiri working together to defeat an evil cult more than the 6-part comics. In the relatively small space of a standard issue comic there are numerous plot twists and surprises in the story, its never predictable from first page to last. There is a good sense of black humour running through. And as a DM the story gave me numerous ideas for a side quest along similar lines which is gold-dust to a DM. The poster map of a temple is excellent and a different style than other temple poster maps I've seen which is a bonus. I am looking forward to reading the other Origins. The backstory idea works really well and I think its gives more freedom to the writers than when parties of iconics are all in the same location on the same adventure. I hope Dynamite do another line of them, perhaps after Hollow Mountain.

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