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Just finished Elantris by Brandon Sanderson. I loved it and it was the first book I've ever read by this popular author. I'll likely start his Mistborn series at some point.

I would think Farscape

So many awesome stretch goals...I had to show my love and support for the ideas...I had already backed as a Veteran...but went in there and changed my pledge to add another $100.00

Congratulations

Glad to see you are now funded and we are hitting stretch goals now. Congratulations. I am sure it makes you feel good to see this happening as this is like your child. Quick question, if we spend the extra money to add on the Crucible as an example in softcover, do we receive the Crucible PDF as well at no charge if we buy the Crucible softcover? Same with the other modules as well. Thank you

Just backed this puppy. Best of luck Lord Pett !

Curse of the Crimson Throne for sure. Wow seems like there is an interest there. Who needs sleep JJ?

Just received my Anniversary edition in the mail and I just wanted to say thank you for all that you do. I have the original ROTRL Pathfinders but couldn't resist the hardcover and it is obvious that it was a labor of love. Kudos to you, as well as a dove-clap. It is just beautiful.

I hope that sales of this anniversary edition go very well for you as that may entice you to do something like it again down the road.

Any chance of an Age of Worms hardcover with a Golarion setting? Not sure if there would be copyright problems there.

So my characters are behind a level. Currently they are assaulting the Thistletop goblin fort, and I have a feeling that they will only make it to level 3 by the end of it.

The Skinsaw Murders says its for 4th level characters so I was thinking of running a short side adventure to advance them a level.I wanted to get some advice on what might be some good published adventures from either Dungeon, Pathfinder, or some other source I could adapt with little work to fit the AP.

Thanks!

How about a Sandpoint Devil sidequest? There are a number of things you can do. Perhaps a rival group of hunters or adventurers might give your group some problems as well.

Now that we have the Players Guide....and shipping is to begin shortly....what is the recommended number of starting players for Burnt Offerings?

I see that in the campaign journal the playtest group started with 5. A paladin, dwarven barbarian, warlock, rogue, and Cleric of Saranae.

The esteemed Mr. Jacobs said given a choice he might pick a cleric of Desnae.

Curious...what are the recommendations for classes to best succeed overall to 20th level as a group and how many? Thanks in advance. This will help with character creation