The Pathfinder Extinction Curse is a tabletop role-playing game adventure path published by Paizo Inc. It is set in the world of Golarion, a fictional fantasy setting. The adventure path focuses on a traveling circus troupe called the Circus of Wayward Wonders, which has unknowingly become entangled in a curse that threatens the very existence of all circuses in the world. The curse that plagues the circus is known as the Extinction Curse, and it is tied to an ancient and powerful magic artifact called the Ovinrbaane. The Ovinrbaane is a sword that contains the essence of an evil deity known as Balisse, the Watcher of Extermination. When the sword is used in battle, it feeds off the fear and suffering of its victims, becoming more powerful with each kill.
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When the sword is used in battle, it feeds off the fear and suffering of its victims, becoming more powerful with each kill. Unfortunately, the circus troupe inadvertently obtained the Ovinrbaane from a mysterious benefactor who claimed it was a valuable prop for their performances. Little did they know that the sword was cursed, and using it on stage would unleash the Extinction Curse.
The Magic School Bus 1994 Cartoon is still great edutainment
I’ve written about the Magic School Bus a few times before but I’ve never talked about the actual show besides that it had an amazing theme song but now with a new show it seems right time to look back at the original cartoon.
Scholastic was a powerhouse back in the 90s and this TV show is one of the things that came out of it. Based on the children’s book where a freaky teacher teaches science through field trips using a magical bus that actually takes them to the source of the topic being taught so they can learn it through first hand experience. The bus’ transformations are pretty cool as it is to see them go all these places that it makes the edutainment part of the show fun.
The characters are a typical 90s diversity cast and that’s the way I like it and should remain, most characters have a specific character trait and none of them are too annoying. There really isn’t a stand out character though unless we count Liz the lizard. If we go by the cartoon we just have to assume that Ms. Frizzle is absolutely insane and not someone you’d want to leave your kids with but I”m overthinking, wish she had a bit more depth than just being the odd teacher but I guess as a kid you don’t really see a teacher more than a 2D personality.
In each episode you end up learning something and having fun, it might not be the greatest or most engaging cartoon but I know I didn’t flip the channel as a kid and apparently kids today actively choose it since it’s one of the most popular shows with kids. Watching it now it is still just a neat show and at least with it we know that future kids will learn that Pluto was once a planet.
The show is quite quotable with so many catchy phrases or Carlos’ puns which is why it’s often brought up and people want more from it even if it had a decent 52 episode run, I guess you can say that it’s puntastic.
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This curse causes all circuses to slowly lose their audiences, their performers, and eventually their very existence. The adventurers in the game take on the roles of members of the circus troupe, and it is up to them to uncover the truth behind the curse and find a way to break it. They must travel to various locations, defeat dangerous enemies, and solve intricate puzzles to unravel the mystery and save not only their circus but all circuses across Golarion. Throughout the adventure path, the players will encounter a diverse cast of characters, from fellow performers to powerful sorcerers and menacing monsters. They will also have the opportunity to explore different locations, including haunted forests, haunted villages, and eerie ruins. The Pathfinder Extinction Curse is a thrilling and suspenseful adventure that combines elements of mystery, horror, and fantasy. It challenges players to think strategically, make tough choices, and work together as a team to overcome the obstacles they face. Overall, the Pathfinder Extinction Curse is a compelling adventure path that offers a unique and immersive experience for tabletop role-playing game enthusiasts. It combines rich storytelling, challenging gameplay, and a fascinating setting to create a memorable and exciting gaming experience..
Reviews for "The Role of Religion and Deities in the Pathfinder Extinction Curse"
1. John - 2 stars
I was really disappointed with Pathfinder Extinction Curse. The story felt disjointed and lacked depth. The characters were one-dimensional and difficult to connect with. The pacing was off, with long stretches of boredom followed by rushed action scenes. The combat mechanics also didn't sit well with me, as they felt clunky and unbalanced. Overall, I did not enjoy my experience with this game and would not recommend it.
2. Sarah - 1 star
I couldn't even finish Pathfinder Extinction Curse due to how frustrating and tedious it was. The gameplay felt repetitive and overly difficult. The quests were uninspiring and failed to engage me. Additionally, the graphics were lackluster and the controls were clunky. It felt like a chore to play, and I would not recommend wasting your time on this game.
3. Alex - 2 stars
Pathfinder Extinction Curse was a letdown for me. The dialogue was cheesy and the voice acting was subpar. The story lacked depth and failed to hold my interest. The gameplay mechanics were confusing and the tutorials were not helpful. I found myself getting frustrated more often than enjoying the game. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this game to fans of the Pathfinder series.