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Please cancel my subscription to Pathfinder.
I love the adventure paths, but money is tight right now. Plus, I still haven't finished playing through The Age of Worms, let alone the next two paths. I have enough material to last me at least five years.

Rob Johanek

I recently have started playing Chainmail again with some of my college friends but I've lost that really long pdf file they released right before they discontinued the game. I've looked everywhere on the internet and can find nothing that has the simple how to use command points chart and what each spell and ability does. Wizards.com has posted a "DnD Miniatures Errata" file that has info on how to play the new plastic dnd miniatures game, but its missing a lot of elements that Chainmail had.

If anyone has this pdf file, please let me know how I can get one too.

I Miss Chainmail,

Osprey J.

James,
Hmmm, I hadn't looked at it that way. Now it makes more sense. Thanks for the quick reply (something I love about the Paizo boards, by the way).

Osprey J.

I am confused by the descriptions of the preservative properties of Runeforge/Ravenous Crypts. For instance, area F1 of the Ravenous Crypts states “- all are empty save for a few silk funeral shrouds and scented herbs, preserved by Runeforge for eternity.” This sentence makes it sound like Runeforge keeps objects/things from decaying, in effect “preserving them for eternity”.

In area F3, it describes the appalling, cloying reek from a half-dozen brutally savaged bodies in the read-aloud text, but then goes on to say further down in the passage that “The bodies themselves are preserved from decay by the crypts aura, and although it’s been years, Kazaven works slowly and carefully.” If the bodies are magically preserved, why is there an appalling, cloying reek? You would only get that if the bodies are decaying.

In area F4, it states that the wine in the bottles has long since spoiled, but if there is some magical preservative property in the Runeforge/Ravenous Crypts (one part says Runeforge, another says crypts) why are the shrouds and herbs preserved, but not the wine? Most players might not notice these inconsistencies, but astute/perceptive players might, and the lack of consistency could throw them off.

My question is, is there a preservative quality active in Runeforge? Is it active in all of Runeforge, or just the Ravenous Crypts? Does it preserve some things but not others? I realize that this is kind of nitpicky, but it bothered me enough to make me wonder about this question rather than focus on the actual adventure itself.

Osprey J.

Osprey J wrote:

Paizo Customer Service,

I would like to change the mailing address on Order #732990, Expedition to Castle Greyhawk. My old mailing address was to Bamford Ct in Maryland, but I have since moved to California. My new address is the same as the one I just updated for my subscriptions to Dungeon, Dragon, and Pathfinder. I couldn't find a way to update the order address online, or I would have done it that way. Thanks for your time.

Rob J.

P.S. Please let me know if you need any other info from me

Rob,

I have changed the address for your order, recalculated the shipping, and sent you a new confirmation email that reflects the changes. Please take a moment to review the email and/or your Order History to ensure that everything is set up as you need it to be. If you need to make any further changes, please let me know.

Thanks,
cos

Thanks for the quick response Cosmo.

Rob J.

Paizo Customer Service,
I would like to change the mailing address on Order #732990, Expedition to Castle Greyhawk. My old mailing address was to Bamford Ct in Maryland, but I have since moved to California. My new address is the same as the one I just updated for my subscriptions to Dungeon, Dragon, and Pathfinder. I couldn't find a way to update the order address online, or I would have done it that way. Thanks for your time.

Rob J.

P.S. Please let me know if you need any other info from me

Strike that, I just received issue #350 in the mail. Pretend you never saw these posts.

I have not yet received Dragon #350, which shows as having shipped on 7 Nov 06. I have received Dungeon #142, which shows as having shipped on 14 Nov 06. I have received two copies of Dungeon (#141 and #142) since the last issue of Dragon that I received (#349). Do you guys normaly send out another copy when this happens, or am I S.O.L.?

Yeah, that was strange. I have no idea what happened, but it's fixed now. Sorry for the delay, there are some things I can't do from home. :-)

Thanks for fixing the problem for me. I'm a Signal Corps Officer (computers, radios, etc.) in the Army, and I deal with crazy problems like this all of the time. Sometimes electronics/computers just don't work right, and you can't always figure out why.

I bought three downloads last night (1980 Greyhawk Folio, Fate of Istus, and Treasure Hunt), went through the purchasing process and finalized my purchase. The three items disappeared from my shopping cart, but when I went to My Account to see my authorized downloads it only listed one old download, not any of the three new ones. I also never received a confirmation e-mail. Did the purchase actually go through, or should I try and purchase those three items again? If it did go through, when will I be able to see them in my authorized downloads?

Osprey J wrote:

The Map Key does not list a black triangle. Can anyone help me out?

Osprey J.

It's a Free City. We forgot to include the symbol on the final map key.

--Erik Mona
Editor-in-Chief
Dragon & Dungeon

Thanks Erik!

I love the fact that you guys read these message boards on a regular basis. Being able to ask "The Source" questions is just outstanding.

I have found a black triangle on the Greyhawk Poster Maps and I can't figure out what it stands for.

The location is listed as "Dekspoint", located on the coast of Grendep Bay, to the East of the Loftwood. It is North of the North Kingdom and South-Southeast of Ratik.

The Map Key does not list a black triangle. Can anyone help me out?

Osprey J.