ATG Comic Review: Pathfinder Spiral of Bones #1

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The book we had this past week was the first issue of Pathfinder Spiral of Bones. I’m honestly not in the know on most things pathfinder except for the fact that it is like Dungeons and Dragons. I never got to play it in the past but that’s because I was a D&D kind of guy and was well ensconced with hundreds of dollars of AD&D books and such by the time I found out about Pathfinder and I didn’t want to get that far into something else. Now that it is many many years later I think I may want to try it sometime because I don’t have any AD&D players here and AD&D has moved so far away from where I had played it that no one else down here would most likely recognize the rules I went by. So anyways on to the comic review!

This was a cool little comic following the adventures of one of the groups of the pathfinders guild. It looked like your typical AD&D session and since Pathfinder is a version of that tabletop game it’s no wonder the comics would read like a session of it. A cool little insert in this comic was a piece of map for your adventures that on the flip side is a lovely fantasy art print. Also in the comic was a small few page comic for Starfinder a cool space version of Pathfinder just like how D&D had Spelljammer as a space version. Add all of this together and I think this is a great little comic well worth its price and then some. There’s a decent story, plenty of action and a great captivating art style that I really enjoyed. I think Dynamite hit it out of the park with this comic as I am curious to see what happens in both the Pathfinder and Starfinder parts!