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Liz Courts's page
Webstore Gninja Minion. RPG Superstar 2013 Star Voter. Pathfinder Society GM. 5,128 posts (14,277 including aliases). 21 reviews. 1 list. 4 wishlists. 1 Pathfinder Society character. 10 aliases.
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Doug, the biggest swing factor in shipping costs is weight. For a lot of upcoming product (such as the t-shirts), or for dice (which we may not have received in our warehouse before), we have to guesstimate how big the product is or how heavy it is. As we actually get the final product in-hand, our warehouse staff will measure and weigh the product and update it in our system, but until that happens, we have a default weight that may not always be accurate, and there is some rounding to err on the side of caution, and depending on the product, we may have to use different packaging (cardboard envelope vs. box, for example). Further, shipping prices can be considerably less depending on the volume that you ship out through a particular carrier—in my experience with several different companies and postal carriers, this can mean anywhere between a couple of cents to several dollars per package. In addition, our warehouse takes great pride in ensuring that your order is securely packed so that your product arrive in mint condition (nobody likes a dinged-up hardcover that looks like it's chewed upon by goblins when they've paid full price for it). Packaging material has weight, and again, weight is everything for shipping prices, but we want your product to arrive in the best condition possible, and in some circumstances, we actually lose money on shipping to keep it reasonable for the customer.
Something that works pretty well for me is using the Evernote Web Clipper and Evernote Clearly extensions for Chrome. Clearly strips the page down to just text (sadly while removing who posted what), while the Evernote Web Clipper allows you to save whatever you have selected to your Evernote account. (Only works on a per-page basis, mind you.)
If you're setting it in our campaign setting, the Community Use Policy is the correct license to use, and it cannot be sold for money.
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Cthulhudrew wrote: Azure_Zero wrote: The warehouse crew have their own system of how they do the order of shipments. And it involves bribes and coercion.
And kittens. Lots and lots of kittens. :) Pretty sure kittens are not an accepted form of currency for the warehouse crew. For the cave raptors though, kittens are definitely accepted in whatever denomination you have.
Yora wrote: That's great. Is there a place where I can look the rules up online? The PRD only seems to have the material from the main books and I don't see it on d20pfsrd.com either. We haven't released Ultimate Campaign yet, but there is usually a delay between the release of the PDF and when it gets to the Pathfinder Reference Document (should we decide to do it) and d20pfsrd.com or similar sites. If a third-party site has the kingdom building rules from Kingmaker on a website, I'm not familiar with it.
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Cheapy wrote: Are there any alchemist discoveries in here? No. This book is very much focused on enhancing roleplaying options through backgrounds, story feats, things to do during downtime, traits, and the like. There *are* alchemist-specific downtime events though...
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Damien_DM wrote: All the old 3.5 Paizo modules converted to Pathfinder and republished as a hardcover book, with Pathfinder Support for all adventures. That is not something that would be $14.99.
Yora wrote: I am wondering. Would the Build Point rules become part of the SRD, so I could include them in documents for a homebrew setting that I make publically available? Ultimate Campaign is already listed in the Products Which May Be Referenced for the Pathfinder Compatibility License, and the kingdom building rules have always been Open Game Content since we first released them in the Kingmaker Adventure Path (which allowed for third-party products like Book of the River Nations by Jon Brazer Enterprises). So yes, you could. :)
Interjection Games wrote: Liz Courts wrote: There is an official Pathfinder Reference Document, with Words of Power detailed in it. d20pfsrd.com is operating under the Pathfinder Compatibility License, but was previously under the Pathfinder Community Use Policy, but I believe they're still in the process of extricating our intellectual property (which they could mention and use under the terms of the CUP) to match the Compatibility License (which is more restrictive). There is Open Game Content in just about every Pathfinder and 3.5 product that we've released, but as a third-party publisher you need to be careful how you use it in your product if it's not under Exhibit B: List of Products That May Be Referenced. In other words, riff off of the crunch, hide from the fluff? Pretty much.
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Eric Hinkle wrote: Doubtless a silly question, but can anyone tell me if this book contains any expanded information on the Empyreal Lords Andoletta/Grandmother Crow and Arshea? Yes and yes.
There is an official Pathfinder Reference Document, with Words of Power detailed in it. d20pfsrd.com is operating under the Pathfinder Compatibility License, but was previously under the Pathfinder Community Use Policy, but I believe they're still in the process of extricating our intellectual property (which they could mention and use under the terms of the CUP) to match the Compatibility License (which is more restrictive). There is Open Game Content in just about every Pathfinder and 3.5 product that we've released, but as a third-party publisher you need to be careful how you use it in your product if it's not under Exhibit B: List of Products That May Be Referenced.
This and the other volumes of "Fell Beasts" are no longer available for purchase on Paizo.com.
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"Insomniacs also pray to Uskyeria to bless them with deep and restful sleep." —Chronicle of the Righteous
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And updated with final cover image!
*flips through copy* Triaxus sounds pretty awesome, and there's a wide variety of excellent art in this volume. :P
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You can order the books now (even on backorder) and they will be fulfilled when we get stock in to cover it.
The 29th is the retail release date: if you're a subscriber, there's a decent chance that you'll receive it before then, and when your product ships, you'll get the PDF to download and roll around in. (Figuratively, of course. Unless you print out a few pages...then it's literal.)
Sidecart means it will ship with a future subscription shipment.
I recently made crispy Chinese pork belly at home... It was delightful.
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"Not Dead Yet!" is the appropriate catchphrase here, I think.
Fenixfyre wrote: Liz Courts wrote: You could probably do something like that for free under the Community Use Policy, but you couldn't charge for it or earn a profit. Thanks for the tip Liz. I wouldn't mind doing so, but to do a great job, I would need to know the font used for the titling and have a flattened background template file to lay into place as my shell. Otherwise, folks would have to content themselves with a lesser quality scanned version of it. I guess it would depend on the overall community interest. Both policies prohibit making any commercial or creative endeavor to be a 100% imitation of our trade dress (how our products look). I do know that Saber is very similar to the font used in the logo (it was used in the Wayfinder logo, for example), but again, you can't make your products look like ours (the specific terms are under the Usage Requirements for the Community Use Policy).
Steve Geddes wrote: Isnt that a zip file of lots of individual scenarios? What I mean is I'd like to have one continuous PDF file. It is a ZIP file of the individual scenarios, not a continuous PDF file. Having it broken into individual scenarios allows us to update each one individually (if needed).
You probably could add some class levels to some of the opponents in this module and create quite a nice fight for higher level groups.
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Damn it, I keep meaning to go to Din Tai Fung...
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Do Not Miss Paseo's.
At all. Worth the wait.
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John Doe 207 357 wrote: Is the Dungeoneer's Handbook sort of a companion to Dungeons of Golarion? The Dungeoneer's Handbook is meant to be a first-time dungeon delver's guide, and doesn't necessarily tie into Dungeons of Golarion.
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