STARFINDER SOLES MUERTOS 6 LA IMPERIO DE LOS HUESOS

• The Empire of Bones, a Starfinder adventure for Level 11 characters, by Owen K.C. Stephens
• Tips for continuing your campaign behind the scenes, plus details of the infiigid devastation to the galaxy in case the heroes fail, by John Compton
• An archive of creatures, including a plethora of undead monstrossities and a crystalline humanoid that can redirect energetic rays, by Owen K.C. Stephens and Larry Wilhelm
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The Corpse Fleet of Undead has appeared in the orbit of the Portal of the Twelve Suns, trying to take over the ancient alien superweapon known as the Star Degenerator. The heroes are outgrown in number and their only hope to defeat the Cadaver Fleet lies in infiltrating the flagship of the Navy and take over its command bridge, then pilot the ship and crush it against the superweapon, in a desperate attempt to end once and for all with both threats. If they succeed, the heroes will have destroyed the Star Degenerator, but they will have to run away from the butcher shop to count it. This volume of the Starfinder Adventure Paths is the continuation of the Dead Suns and includes: The Empire of the Bones, a Starfinder adventure for Level 11 characters, by Owen K.C. Stephens. Tips for continuing your campaign after the scene plus details of the devastation infiigid to the galaxy in case the heroes fail, by John Compton. Technological specifications for extraordinary size and power ships by Owen K.C. Stephens. A collection of ships from the dreaded Armada of the Living Dead known as the Cadaver Fleet, by Jason Keeley. A file of creatures, including a plethora of dead dead monsters and a crystalline humanoid that can redirect energetic rays, by Owen K.C. Stephens and Larry Wilhelm. Owen K.C. Stephens, in addition to an introduction to a planet constantly flopped by energy storms, by Larry Wilhelm.