The Sinister Secrets of Silvermote – Pathfinder Dungeon Crawl Adventure

Silvermote is not a dungeon that was built — it was accumulated. Over a decade of frustration, bitterness, spite, and creeping madness, the elven lich Temerlyth constructed this underground lair piece by twisted piece: part cathedral, part crypt, part alchemical laboratory. The result is a 64-page dungeon crawl for the Pathfinder RPG, scaled for characters of 7th–12th level, and not for the faint of heart.

The Lair of an Elven Lich

This is the first full-length adventure from Total Party Kill Games, and it's built to be dropped into any campaign — either as a hyper-challenging one-shot or as a recurring site that defeated parties may find themselves returning to again and again. Silvermote is a strange place from a lost age, as twisted as its undead owner and just as filled with ancient spite and untold secrets. The adventure features an unhealthy mixture of lycanthropy, undead, traps, tricks, new magic items, and rules for crafting intricate magical tomes — locked, trapped, and ready to fill a library of rewards.

You don't need Infamous Adversaries: Temerlyth the Undying to enjoy this adventure, but owning both will significantly deepen your experience. The 64-page PDF features high-quality art, a detailed full-color map of Silvermote, and full hyperlinks to for quick rules reference.

You asked for it — your players can blame us.

Related Products

• Infamous Adversaries: Temerlyth the Undying – The elven lich villain at the heart of this adventure
• Infamous Adversaries: Urizen the Bleak Lord – Another TPK Games villain sourcebook
• Rawr! Volume I: Fear and Dread – Fear mechanics and undead options for Pathfinder
• Pathfinder Bestiary 1 – Core monster reference for Pathfinder
• Pathfinder Bestiary 2 – Expanded monsters for your dungeon

Specifications

• Publisher: Total Party Kill Games
• System: Pathfinder RPG
• Level Range: 7th–12th level
• Length: 64 pages
• Includes: Full-color map, new magic items, magical tome crafting rules
• Format: PDF