Add excitement to your Pathfinder Roleplaying Game campaigns with a Pathfinder Pawns ongoing subscription that delivers every Pathfinder Pawns release directly to your mailbox!
The Pathfinder Pawns product page features a list of upcoming releases. With your ongoing subscription, we'll automatically send you every new Pathfinder Pawns product as it is released, charging your credit card only as we ship each item. You'll only need to sign up once, and never need to worry about renewal notices or missed products!
After we ship your subscriber copy, you'lll be able to download a PDF of that pawn set for FREE! (Note that you only get free PDFs for releases shipped as part of your subscription; you do not get free PDFs when purchasing older boxes or collections that are not sent as subscriber copies.)
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A Pathfinder Pawns ongoing subscription is the best way to make sure you never miss a single creature, and that your selection of Pathfinder Pawns is as up-to-date and versatile as possible!
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Paizo Charter Superscriber, Pathfinder Comics Deluxe Subscriber
If I sign up to this subscription, what happens with previous preorders of products included? Do they automatically get 'swapped over' into the subscription or would I have to ask for the preorders to be cancelled?
If I sign up to this subscription, what happens with previous preorders of products included? Do they automatically get 'swapped over' into the subscription or would I have to ask for the preorders to be cancelled?
They cancel any preorders automatically, unless you ordered multiple copies, in which case they just cancel one of them for your sub copy.
Does being signed up for the Roleplaying Game or Adventure Path subscription still get you the free PDF for the pawns, or is it now necessary to have the Pawns subscription in order to qualify?
With the Pathfinder Battles subscription, I really can’t justify going with this, as well.
I can - minis for physical tabletop use and the PDF of the pawns for making tokens for virtual tabletop use. The physical pawns will only come out if I need something I don't have a mini for.
Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, Deluxe Comics, Battles Case Subscriber
Well, we don’t use a virtual tabletop. So again, for myself, it’s not a purchase I can really justify. If I was to get the pawns, it would be for the physical pawns themselves, and I achieve that with the miniatures.
My hope is that the subscription to the pawns will eventually give you access to the "electronic pawns" for use on the Paizo Game Space. Or...if you have a pawn subscription, you could pay say $5 more to also get the Game Space version...hint, hint Paizo.
Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, Deluxe Comics, Battles Case Subscriber
IceniQueen wrote:
I was going to subscribe but when I saw that each of the 5 was charging a $3.99 shipping fee bring each copy to over $7.00 I said FORGET IT
I would expect if you get 5 copies they all ship at once. At $3.99 for all 5 that was doable but not $3.99 for each of the 5. That is ridiculous and not worth it
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I think you meant to post this in the Pathfinder Comic Subscription thread.
But that answered one of my questions, as well. If I am getting charged shipping for each comic (not shipped together), I will have to pass.
I'd have to agree with you, I would think if you get 4 (or 5) of those comics, you should be able to have them shipped together.
Paizo Charter Superscriber, Pathfinder Battles Case Subscriber, Pathfinder Comics Deluxe Subscriber
Just checking something.
Edit: Interesting. I'm still a Superscriber even though I don't have a pawns subscription.
(Though I will in about 30 seconds)
Further Edit: Also interesting: there appears to be no tag for pawns or comics subscriptions. Unless there is but it's subsumed into the Charter Superscriber tag ...
Well dang. I had to drop my subscription to Pathfinder Battles once I saw how expensive the next shipment is and now these pawns are becoming available. They're still a little more than I want to pay but they're certainly much more affordable, especially given that you get the pdf with them.
I was going to subscribe but when I saw that each of the 5 was charging a $3.99 shipping fee bring each copy to over $7.00 I said FORGET IT
I would expect if you get 5 copies they all ship at once. At $3.99 for all 5 that was doable but not $3.99 for each of the 5. That is ridiculous and not worth it
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I think you meant to post this in the Pathfinder Comic Subscription thread.
But that answered one of my questions, as well. If I am getting charged shipping for each comic (not shipped together), I will have to pass.
I'd have to agree with you, I would think if you get 4 (or 5) of those comics, you should be able to have them shipped together.
That was a display error which has since been corrected. Multiple comics will ship together, for one shipping price (and can also be combined with other subs).
Does being signed up for the Roleplaying Game or Adventure Path subscription still get you the free PDF for the pawns, or is it now necessary to have the Pawns subscription in order to qualify?
Because there was no Pawns sub when we announced the first four products in the line, we offered a free PDF benefit tied to the subscription that was most appropriate for that product:
Bestiary Box: RPG subscribers
Rise of the Runelords Pawn Collection: AP subscribers
Skull & Shackles Pawn Collection: AP subscribers
NPC Codex Box: RPG subscribers
All of that is still true, though those four sets will now *also* provide the free PDF benefit to Pawns subscribers.
Products announced in the line from here on out, though, will *only* provide the benefit to Pawns subscribers.
Products announced in the line from here on out, though, will *only* provide the benefit to Pawns subscribers.
Duly noted (and subscription updated).
Still, I guess your cunning marketing plan worked - the 'free' PDF for the Bestiary Box is what finally nudged me into adding the Roleplaying Game subscription.
Because there was no Pawns sub when we announced the first four products in the line, we offered a free PDF benefit tied to the subscription that was most appropriate for that product:
Bestiary Box: RPG subscribers
Rise of the Runelords Pawn Collection: AP subscribers
Skull & Shackles Pawn Collection: AP subscribers
NPC Codex Box: RPG subscribers
All of that is still true, though those four sets will now *also* provide the free PDF benefit to Pawns subscribers.
Products announced in the line from here on out, though, will *only* provide the benefit to Pawns subscribers.
As a recent subscriber, one question I have is this: if I buy pawns (or anything else) at Gencon do I still get the free PDF?
I really want to buy some there to use for PFS but the PDF would be nice. I would also rather avoid the hefty international shipping charges.
As a recent subscriber, one question I have is this: if I buy pawns (or anything else) at Gencon do I still get the free PDF?
I really want to buy some there to use for PFS but the PDF would be nice. I would also rather avoid the hefty international shipping charges.
I believe that you can arrange in advance to pick up the August subscription shipment in person at Gencon. You just need to email customer services. So if you are subscribed to the pawns already, it shouldn't be a problem.
As for the shipping - yeah, ouch ~$50 on a ~$20 product!
So the shipping on this baby is ohmygodwtfbbqzomg. Guess I have to wait for Amazon with this one!
Amazon show it as unavailable. Book Depository claim to be able to get it for £16 delivered. Given the pain I went through while trying to get the Beginners Box out of Amazon, I'm reluctant to have anything to do with either of them for RPGs, but I might have to if customer services can't find a way to reduce the shipping on the upcoming minis and this.
Paizo really need a European distributer that gets the months subscriptions shipped in a container and re-posts them within the EU.
As a recent subscriber, one question I have is this: if I buy pawns (or anything else) at Gencon do I still get the free PDF?
The short answer is no.
The long answer is that, when it comes to the pawns, there are really three answers.
1. You're an Adventure Path subscriber, and the Bestiary Box—which is the set being released at Gen Con—confers a free PDF benefit only to subscribers of the RPG line or the Pawns line, not the AP line.
2. The Pawns sub benefit only applies to copies purchased as part of a subscription, not to copies you'd buy separately.
3. The RPG line sub benefit only applies to *preorders* for the Bestiary Box, and by Gen Con, it won't be a preorder anymore.
Speaking generally about subs that offer free PDFs as benefits, the answer is that if you've already told us you're picking up your subscriber copy at Gen Con, you'll get the associated PDF when you pick up your subscription copy... but the deadline for telling us you wanted to do that was yesterday; if you didn't do that, your sub is scheduled be shipped during the week of the show, and you'll get the PDF at that time.
So the shipping on this baby is ohmygodwtfbbqzomg. Guess I have to wait for Amazon with this one!
The Bestiary Box is actually heavier than the Core Rulebook, weighing in at about 4.25 pounds (and that's before adding the weight of the shipping carton and any packing material), and international parcels over four pounds can only go Priority. (I wish it weren't so, but that's how it is.)
The Rise of the Runelords Pawn Set is under 2 pounds, so international shipping will be a lot cheaper.
Though I myself do not have any interest in the pawns or paper minis. But I strongly recommend those who are not as obsessed with minis to spend thousands of dollars to create a decent collection for RPG minis use. So heartily endorse this line.
What's the price point for this subscription going to be and how frequently will releases be made?
Also, what will S&H look like when it's bundled with another subscription (i.e. i have the Adventure Path subscription already).
Thanks!
Sara Marie
Customer Service Dire Care Bear Manager
Jimmy "Big Daddy" Ho-Chunk wrote:
What's the price point for this subscription going to be and how frequently will releases be made?
Also, what will S&H look like when it's bundled with another subscription (i.e. i have the Adventure Path subscription already).
Thanks!
The price is going to vary with the different boxes, for example, the Bestiary Box is $34.99 and the Rise of the Runelords set is $15.99.
The differences in sizes are also going to affect the shipping costs. We can't hand out specific quotes for shipping because it is going to depend on what other subs a person has, which pawns set it is, the location, the shipping method, etc.
What's the price point for this subscription going to be?
The price is going to vary with the different boxes, for example, the Bestiary Box is $34.99 and the Rise of the Runelords set is $15.99.
Note that's the price before the 15% discount from Pathfinder Advantage is applied. So if you're still eligible for the discount at the time the products ship, the prices would be $29.74 and $13.59 respectively.
Does anyone know what weight of cardstock the pawns are printed on?
The only pawns I've handled are those from the Beginner Box. But assuming future pawns are of comparable quality, it would take multiple sheets of the heaviest card stock I can put through my home printer (110 lb) to match the thickness of the pawns. I don't have a pawn here to check, but I'd estimate I'd have to build at least a six-sheet laminate to get close.
You can special order sheets heavier than #110. What I planned to do was print on full sheet sticker paper then peel and stick to whatever card stock than place a clear laminate sheet over the top.
Sure. I wasn't suggesting sticking half a dozen sheets - maybe more - together as a sensible technique; I was just guessing at the rough thickness you'd be aiming for (assuming you want to be able to use the same bases as the official Paizo pawns), and 110lb stock was all I had to hand.
Putting a clear laminate on the top would ne a nice touch - I'm always a bit worried that one of the markers being used to draw maps might end up making unintended additions to a pawn. You'd also be able to write temporary tags on multiples, although in that case you could also print #1, #2, ... directly on the pawn before laminating.
I just downloaded my pdfs and I want to say that the art work on these is really beautifully done. I'm still sad that I can't afford the Battles Minis but so far these look like they're going to be an excellent cheap substitute. They really exceeded my expectations. I can't wait to see what the physical product looks like.