Pathfinder Campaign Setting Ships Of The Inner Sea Paizo Inc by Paizo Inc. 9781601257024, 1601257023 instant download after payment.

High Seas, High Adventure!
Not all adventures take place on land—the ships that sail the waters of the Inner Sea and surrounding oceans provide countless sources of excitement, plunder, and naval exploits. Whether the adventurers are simple passengers attacked by pirates or intrepid sailors running an enemy blockade, the ships presented in this book give Game Masters the tools they need to run fantastic adventures on the open sea.
Inside you’ll find seven unique ships, each with a captivating history, a detailed map with deck-by-deck descriptions, and backgrounds and statistics for the ship’s captain and crew. Whether they’re part of the Skulls & Shackles Adventure Path or a seaworthy campaign of your very own, the following vessels are sure to spice up any nautical adventure:
• The Burnt  Saffron, a slave galley said to have strange powers granted by Asmodeus in exchange for spreading slavery throughout the Inner Sea.
• The  Cetaceal, an Andoren ship serving the Gray Corsairs­, the naval branch of the abolitionist Eagle Knights.
• The  Hu-Hazhong, a Tian junk from the distant Dragon Empires, traversing the waters of the Inner Sea with ambitions of lucrative trading.
• The  Impervious, a Chelish man-o’-war carrying a contingent of merciless Hellknights and part of the blockade against Pezzack.
• The  Kraken’s  Spite, a viking longship built from the wreckage of a doomed invasion fleet, now serving no king and calling no port home.
• The  Mark  of  Yunnarius, a ghost ship captained by a vengeful banshee, haunting the edge of the Eye of Abendego.
• The  Ravishing  Ruby, a pirate ship with a ruthless captain intent on retrieving her stolen magical treasure map, no matter the cost.
Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Ships of the Inner Sea is intended for use with the Pathfinder campaign setting, but can be easily adapted to any fantasy world.
Written by Benjamin Bruck, Paris Crenshaw, Chris A. Jackson, Amanda Hamon Kunz, Philip A. Lee, John Mangrum
Cover Art by Alex Aparin