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Is there a reason this isn't showing up in my Pathfinder Modules subscription? My last shipped module was The Demon Within, but the next module to ship it says is Tower of the Last Baron.
The subscriptions page is a bit off. Gary, Lord of All Code, is working on making it tick better and its getting the help it needs.
Despite what it says, Flight of the Red Raven *is* the next module coming out and slated to be shipped to subscribers soon.
Is there a reason this isn't showing up in my Pathfinder Modules subscription? My last shipped module was The Demon Within, but the next module to ship it says is Tower of the Last Baron.I think it's because this is a standalone module, not part of the subscription.
This is a Pathfinder Module and so it has to be part of any pathfinder module subscription. There isn't anything like a stand alone pathfinder module.
Cheers,
Günther
Is there a reason this isn't showing up in my Pathfinder Modules subscription? My last shipped module was The Demon Within, but the next module to ship it says is Tower of the Last Baron.I think it's because this is a standalone module, not part of the subscription.This is a Pathfinder Module and so it has to be part of any pathfinder module subscription. There isn't anything like a stand alone pathfinder module.
Cheers,
Günther
As Guennarr said. It is a Pathfinder Module, so yes, it is a part of the subscription. If you're experiencing problems with your subscription you should send an email to customer service.
There actually is something like a stand-alone Pathfinder module, though, Guennarr. There are three: D0, TC1, and D1.5. I don't know if they go in the subscription or not, but they are 16 pages and therefore aren't normal Pathfinder modules.
what level are the PC's at the end?
Why can't this info be printed on the cover????
If Paizo want people to buy these Modules it would help the buyer link them together if we knew the level at the end of the mod.
The starting level is on the front cover. You can always safely assume characters will gain 1 or 2 levels in an adventure. :)
There actually is something like a stand-alone Pathfinder module, though, Guennarr. There are three: D0, TC1, and D1.5. I don't know if they go in the subscription or not, but they are 16 pages and therefore aren't normal Pathfinder modules.
None of those are part of the subscription. The subscription includes only the regularly scheduled 32-page modules.
There actually is something like a stand-alone Pathfinder module, though, Guennarr. There are three: D0, TC1, and D1.5. I don't know if they go in the subscription or not, but they are 16 pages and therefore aren't normal Pathfinder modules.None of those are part of the subscription. The subscription includes only the regularly scheduled 32-page modules.
There you go. Answers from on high.
Thanks Vic! ^_^
Thinking more about my previous post.
The prison is magic. Magic things happen. None of the following has to be the case, because it's magic.
But...
If the Jarl's Prison really were based on the topology of RP2, then interesting things happen. RP2 is non-orientable, like the Moebius band or the Klein bottle. That means that, if Geppa and the Red Raven were at P5, and the Raven went "north" to C, and passed through to the bottom of the map, and then made his way back to P5, Geppa would still be there, but they would each see the other as left-right reversed.
Which might make people suspicious. Or which might make reading notes harder.
Never mind. Math stuff. It's magic. Just go with that.
Just got this as PDF via my subscription, looks fun.
One thing that caused me immediate hilarity was the use of Finnish names. Most of the NPCs in Azurestone seem to have Finnish (or pseudo-Finnish) names, and there's a house called "Sahtisauna" -- which means pretty much what it's described as, "The Sahtisauna is a combination bathhouse and brewery".
Nothing wrong with that, it's an obscure language that probably sounds "alien" enough for most people. For us Finns, though, it's one thing that you'd have to change if running the module -- I have a hard time picturing my players talking to an inhabitant of a fantasy town named Antero Ikonen and keeping a straight face :D
One thing that caused me immediate hilarity was the use of Finnish names.Heh. When this adventure got integrated into Golarian it ended up farther south than I had expected. :-)
Yeah, I have to say Galt seemed like a pretty odd choice to me too, I think it would've made a lot more sense to place it at least as far north as Ustalav/Lastwall, if not even further.
It looks like book distribution (via Ingram) never received this one.
After checking the website of the distributor that serves Ingram, it looks like they currently have 20 on order. So, they should be showing up there soon. I have no idea why they haven't ordered it previously, but I'll do some poking around and perhaps find out.
This is a really good module.
I've made a simple map of Azuretone for use in my game. Anyone is free to use it if they like.
In Galt, huh? So will the bloody, revolutionary nature of the country be explored?
Nope. I got this module - and downloaded the PSS "To Scale the Dragon" - in the hopes that they would be affected by the revolution. They weren't. They didn't mention the revolution at all. I guess the locations were too remote to be frequented by revolutionaries.
In Galt, huh? So will the bloody, revolutionary nature of the country be explored?Nope. I got this module - and downloaded the PSS "To Scale the Dragon" - in the hopes that they would be affected by the revolution. They weren't. They didn't mention the revolution at all. I guess the locations were too remote to be frequented by revolutionaries.
Maybe because the module is not Pathfinder specific?