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Help Paizo out! We need bucket rules ASAP

CIA Director Leon Panetta Aug 14, 2009, 04:12 PM

A concerned overseas consumer wrote:

Considering that I paid $50 American for this book, I would expect that such an obvious error wouldn't be overlooked. That's what the alpha and beta editions were there to catch. How do you plan to correct this mistake? The answer had better not be "nothing".

It's come to the attention of the United States government, that certain international countries are concerned about the quality of American produced 'roleplaying games'.

Specifically, the lack of rules pertaining to buckets, barrels, and blankets are undermining their ability to enjoy our American 'roleplaying games'.

I'm calling on all loyal Americans to help international community by quantifying the purpose of bells and backpacks, so that they can be described accurately and expressed in an algorithmic equation. This should help shore up the value of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game.

Your country thanks you in advance.

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