What Should I Do For My First Pathfinder Campaign?

[wargamingCalligrapher]

I just ran the beginner box session with my brothers and dad, and for Xmas, I got the Core Rulebook. I am wanting to start a campaign with them, as well as my school friends later this month. What modules/ adventure paths, if any should I use? If not, where should I go to find a good campaign or adventure? 

 

Thanks to to all those who help out

[andozane]

The revised Rise of the Runelords is still considered the go to Adventure Path I believe.  They updated it to actual Pathfinder rules and put it in one nice big book.  It is a great story, and you really can't go wrong with it IMO.

[Raindog]

I loved playing in Skulls and Shackles. It is a pirate themed adventure. Rise of The Runelord is a classic. There are many themed for what you are interested: Gothic Horror, Alien Tech,  Rebellion, Quashing Rebellion, building a kingdom, Egyptian themed, Cthulhu themed.....

[Duckman]

While it is nice to have the hardcover, Paizo publishes all their material and markets through their own website.  Make sure you look for the free PDF resources there.

http://paizo.com/pathfinder/pfsScenarios

http://paizo.com/pathfinder/adventurePath

They are numbered in the order published.  You can probably get upwards of 100 free adventures in PDF format.  Grab the first 3-5 and read through them and see what you like.

[Guest]

There's a one session scenario for Pathfinder, called "The Confirmation" which is just great. It's supposed to be an introduction to the pathfinder society, but really, it's a good intro to any new adventure group. And this is really cool because it's randomized somewhat, so players that have done it before can get surprised. http://paizo.com/products/btpy92ci?Pathfinder-Society-Scenario-5-08-The-Confirmation