Will this gazetteer repeat the content in the Pathfinder adventure paths? I love all the Pathfinder stuff but not as much as to pay for reprinted material... Keep up the great work!
Awww, damn. May. Oh well, these things happen I guess. I'm just glad I had the forsight to get the UPS delivery option. 1 week Australian delivery FTW!
Is there any way to get the MAP pdf if you are not a Chronicles subscriber? I've bought the product and I don't want to subscribe to everything in Chronicles. But the pdf map sounds very useful.
Is there any way to get the MAP pdf if you are not a Chronicles subscriber? I've bought the product and I don't want to subscribe to everything in Chronicles. But the pdf map sounds very useful.
Any chance?
You cannot get a Map PDF separate from the whole shebang. However, once the Gaz hits its street date you can purchase the PDF with the map in it. As a subscriber you get 15% off the PDF once it hits.
You cannot get a Map PDF separate from the whole shebang. However, once the Gaz hits its street date you can purchase the PDF with the map in it. As a subscriber you get 15% off the PDF once it hits.
There ya have it!
I'm disappointed, you didn't harumph or anything! ;)
I have to say that the Gazetteer is definitely worth it. It took me about two days to read through it. Read most of it on Thursday and finished it up today. It was too bad I was running RotRL on Saturday cause I would have had it finished yesterday ;)
The map is awesome as is the races section, the class mods, and deities section.
Zootcat(Pathfinder Charter Superscriber; Pathfinder Battles Case Subscriber)
I agree. Totally worth it. If fact, you might want get more than one, as this if perfect for passing out to your players. It's a great overview of the worth.
How big is the pull out poster? Want to get an idea of how much space I need to make on my wall! ;)
BenS(Pathfinder Campaign Setting Charter Superscriber)
Just read through my copy this weekend, and can't say enough (good things) about it! Wonderful. Echoes of Greyhawk/Oerth, echoes of Earth, and lots of other fine stuff thrown in there to encompass different play styles, different types of fantasy, etc. Considering this covers only most of 1 hemisphere (as far as I can tell from the map and book's descriptions) of Golarion--not to mention the tantalizing hints about the 2 nearby planets--and you've got the campaign setting of a lifetime.
Now I just need to survive until August to see the massive hardback campaign setting, and all this wonderful material fleshed out even more.
Thank you Erik, Jason, and all the Paizo crew who worked on this.
I'm very pleased with the gazetteer and am going to use it when I start my 4E campaign this summer. I posted this question in the thread gazetteer thread below but no one's answered; how do you pronounce Cheliax? Is it Chel-e-ax, CHEL-e-aa, or Chel-e-az?
Regards,
V
Cpt_kirstov(Pathfinder Charter Superscriber; GameMastery Maps Subscriber)
SO I was reading through the #pathfinder thread again and I came across Eric saying if a certain number of gazeteers sold, he would entertain the Idea of a globe.... did enough sell?
SO I was reading through the #pathfinder thread again and I came across Eric saying if a certain number of gazeteers sold, he would entertain the Idea of a globe.... did enough sell?
If not, sign me up for a few more. A globe of Golarion is top on my list of dream products.
Oh Wow! I've been buying Pathfinder products since they first started arriving at the game/book store where I work! This one is well above anything I've seen like it in years...The closest sourcebook that I have sampled was the original Kalamar atlas, and that was a while ago: Version 3.0 if that says anything! The Gazetteer reminds me of the old Gazetteers from Basic D&D rules fame. For those of you who remember, I still wish I could find them somewhere, but Pathfinder feels like I'm back home! I hope you folks can keep it coming! My group is really enjoying the first adventure path, although they're taking their good old time completeing anything! (it seems to me they're having too much fun with the encounters in Sandpoint to leave on adventure!)
This world has everything! I fully intend to start writing a campaign for the River Kingdoms/Ustalav ending up most likely in the Worldwound or Belkzan! That region feels like a good home for me, so if there are any towns/city maps out there for those regions, I'd love to see them!
Near as I can tell from checking Diamond's database, Diamond (from whom Ingram orders the books) has more than 500 in stock, and has for some time. It does appear that Ingram has an "invoice pending" for 30 copies, which I think means that the fulfillment of that order is in progress.
I know for a fact that Diamond has the books in stock, so you should be able to get them from Ingram shortly, if not immediately.
Also, am I right to think the flags on p30 and 53 are Cheliax & Shackles, respectively and the picture on p37 is a representation of Sovyrian Stone?
Cheliax and the Sodden Lands. Page 37 is an elf gate.
In fact, the flag is supposed to be the pirate flag of the Shackles (at least according to the art order), but Mike, dread editor of the hardcover, may have pulled a switcheroo.
The Sodden Lands doesn't so much need a flag, as it is a couple of nations that basically no longer exist.
... The Gazetteer reminds me of the old Gazetteers from Basic D&D rules fame...That region feels like a good home for me, so if there are any towns/city maps out there for those regions, I'd love to see them!
Above and beyond Folks!!!!!!! Thank You!
Heheh it seems you read my mind!! I know theres a gazetteer of Korvosa, but is it likely that thre will be gazetteers of each individual nation (Can't wait for Geb if there is!) I'm sure there is that plan in the long term butI was also curious if theres a rough timeline for publishing these? Like maybe one every 6 months or something??
EDIT:
Scratch that! I've just taken another look at the products page and ity appears to be roughly every other month.
Joe Kushner(Pathfinder Adventure Path Subscriber; GameMastery Superscriber)
And how does the distribution work with Amazon.com?