One of the great aspects of the Settlers of Catan Card Game is the ease with which it is expanded. Just buy a pack of new cards, shuffle them into your deck, and you have new strategies to explore. There have been six previous expansions to the Catan card game, and thankfully they have been gathered together in the Catan Card Game Expansion Set for one small price. But that's about to change with the release of expansion number seven!

The Catan Card Game: Artists & Benefactors Expansion Set provides you with 36 new cards that can help you enhance the "happiness" of your principality's residents. After all, happy, contented citizens have higher morale and often work harder. This allows you to constructively expand with less fear from your twin foes of randomness and luck.

If your gaming tastes run to fast rails and steam pouring from engine stacks, then you'll want to check out EuroRails—4th Edition. Discover a modern European classic. In Eurorails, you use your initial investment to build track. Then pick up commodities where they are grown, mined, or manufactured and deliver them to a lucrative place of demand. Complete a delivery and make the money you need to buy larger, faster trains, and expand your railroad empire. Win the game by building the most effective railroad empire!

With over a million variations, EuroRails never grows old. You decide where to lay your tracks. Your only obstacles are rival tracks and Europe's great mountains, channels, and rivers. So, ignore the borders. Capture the industrial spirit of Europe and learn to build an empire. Whether you share EuroRails as an evening with friends or as a rainy day activity with your family, you'll always find it captivating!

While browsing through the messageboards the other night, I came across a thread about Paizo's 7th Anniversary where messageboard member KaeYoss asked:

"So, are we getting a '7 years, 7% on 7 products' promo?"

After thinking about it for a moment, I decided to do his idea one better! Announcing the Paizo Publishing 7th Anniversary 7-7-7 Sale! For 7 days, starting on our anniversary date of 7/1 and ending at the end of the day on 7/7, we've priced 7 of our products at just $7. We've selected a sampling of the types of gaming materials that Paizo has produced over the past seven years. We hope that you'll take this chance to try a line you've never tried before!

The module Seven Swords of Sin was an easy choice because, well, it has "seven" in the title. It's also the only module that featured almost the entire company designing encounters for an old-school dungeon crawl. Another "seven" that got some love was Pathfinder #7—Curse of the Crimson Throne Chapter 1: "Edge of Anarchy". This first volume of the Curse of the Crimson Throne Adventure Path introduces you to the city of Korvosa and starts you on the adventure of a lifetime. Those of you are playing this adventure path will also want to buy a Harrow Deck for seven bucks—this fortune-telling accessory works with any game system, but it was specifically featured in Curse of the Crimson Throne. Varisian adventurers might also want to check out the Rise of the Runelords Map Folio for seven bones. Next up, our GameMastery Maps get some 7th anniversary love with Map Pack: Tournament and Flip-Mat: Mountain Pass for $7 each. Finally, we have The Anubis Murders, a Planet Stories novel from the father of roleplaying, Gary Gygax, without whom Paizo would never have been in business in the first place.

We hope you enjoy these products at these great prices in celebration of Paizo's 7th birthday. Next year... do I hear 8 products at $8 for 8 days?

School's in session for young Jedi everywhere! The new Jedi Academy Booster for Star Wars Miniatures picks up where Champions of the Force left off, introducing new Force-using characters from all the eras of the Star Wars saga. Characters in this 40-figure set are drawn from the Star Wars feature films, animated series, comic books, and novels.

Old-school Jedi from the Old Republic are represented with the Jedi Battlemaster, Crusader, and Exile. Of course, they're squared off against a bunch of Sith and more Darths than you can shake a lightsaber at. The prequel-era Dark Woman makes an appearance along with Jedi Masters Yoda, Qui-Gon Jinn and K’Kruhk. There's even a Jedi youngling to train! Master Luke Skywalker's New Republic-era Jedi Academy has enrolled Anakin Solo, Cade Skywalker, Kol Skywalker, Kyle Katarn, and Leia. Finally, there are six new fringers, a mandalorian, and three new Yuuzhan Vong.

So sharpen your number 2 pencils, and get ready be schooled!

Now that he has recovered from PAIZOCON 2009, our friend Ashton Sperry is back at it with a new release for his official line of Pathfinder Paper Minis! Continuing his mission to supply you with the major villains and monsters from the Legacy of Fire adventure path, Ashton's latest set takes on critters from Tim Hitchcock's adventure in Pathfinder Adventure Path #20: "House of the Beast".

Packed with more than a dozen monsters, the Pathfinder Paper Minis: "House of the Beast" has the figures you need. From four hyaenadons to the Carrion King himself, you get a lot of bang for your digital buck. In need of a giant centipede? Got you covered. Gnolls? Both regular-sized and large, flesh-eating ones. And more!

Check out the latest Pathfinder Paper Minis and add to your miniatures collection for the price of a PDF, paper and toner!

Earlier this month, players came to PAIZOCON from all over the globe for three days of intense gaming. Among the highlights of the con were the four Pathfinder Society scenarios we debuted at that event. The halls of the convention were bustling with attendees, only to magically empty every few hours as everyone went to their games. The buzz on these four scenarios was really strong, and now you too can join in on the fun by playing through these scenarios yourself!

In Pathfinder Society Scenario #23: Tide of Morning, by Steven Robert, Venture-Captain Dennel Hamshanks sends you to convince an Andoren druid named Hemzel to allow the Pathfinder Society to study his recently discovered lorestone, a minor magical item that unlocks some of the mysteries of the ancient Andoren druid circles. When you arrive and find Hemzel murdered and the lorestone missing, you must race against time to recover the lorestone and stop Hemzel's murderers from using it against the druids of Andoran.

When the son of a famous Pathfinder gains control of his father's holdings in Taldor during Tim Hitchcock's Pathfinder Society Scenario #24: Decline of Glory, the Pathfinder Society decides to build a new lodge there as a base to explore the ruins of that crumbling empire. Unfortunately, the Taldan Phalanx has its eye on the holdings, and an ancient curse has turned many of the residents into the walking dead. Can you survive the tangled web of Taldor's politics and fight off the echoes of the past, or will you too see your glory decline?

RPG Superstar finalist Clinton Boomer has penned a doozy of a scenario with Pathfinder Society Scenario #25: Hands of the Muted God. When the man who would be the Muted God wordlessly stepped beyond the gates of the Starstone's Cathedral, his thousand and one faithful ringing the Ascendant Court watched with the silent contemplation that is their highest sacrament. When he failed to emerge, many of his penitents abandoned their vows, but a small sect remained loyal and worshipful. You and your fellow Pathfinders are sent into the mountains north of Absalom to follow the path of a doomed party and uncover the secrets of the Muted God. His loyal band of followers, the Hand, will stop at nothing to keep you away from their shrine—even forming an alliance with some of Golarion's most evil denizens.

Finally, in Pathfinder Society Scenario #26: Lost at Bitter End, by our own Joshua J. Frost, a Pathfinder Society Priest of Nethys disappears in northern Geb while studying the Mana Wastes, and the Society sends you to uncover her whereabouts and find her journals. Arriving in the town of Bitter End, you find it deserted but for a few mysterious creatures never before seen on Golarion. Those creatures quickly lead to more, and soon you're embroiled in a mystery that could effect the very fabric of reality. Will you solve the mystery of Bitter End or find yourself lost forever in the Mana Wastes?

Given how deadly Call of Cthulhu games are, I'm surprised that more people don't play short adventures with pregenerated characters almost exclusively. Sure, it's cool to create new characters with detailed backstories, but when a single glance at some ancient horror sends your character curling up into the fetal position and blubbering, that can be a lot of time wasted. So the folks at Chaosium have a solution.

Terrors From Beyond is a collection of 1920s adventures for Call of Cthulhu, designed for play with pregenerated characters. Because the characters are intimately connected with the plot, you'll experience roleplaying challenges not normally available in published material. It's an excellent adventure collection for new and veteran Call of Cthulhu players alike.

The six adventures are:
• Ghost Light: The keepers of a remote Scottish lighthouse have vanished. What fate awaits those who come to investigate the disappearances?
• Grave Secrets: The people of Stafford, Rhode Island, live much the same as their colonial forbears, making only gradual concessions to the encroaching tread of progress. Now, a fate both formless and awful has befallen a family in town. One by one, the children succumb to a newly arrived yet ancient menace.
• The Dig: Miskatonic University students on an excavation at nearby Dunlow Woods uncover ancient secrets, murder and horrors from the past.
• A Method to Madness: The investigators have been committed to a private asylum. Are they really insane? Is their impending cure now worse than their derangements?
• Death by Misadventure:—Evidence suggests that Charles Stanhope was killed by the accidental discharge of a faulty shotgun at his home in the Lincolnshire Fens. The coroner's verdict is death by misadventure, but is there a suggestion of something far more sinister?
• The Burning Stars: The investigators recover in a US Military hospital in Haiti suffering from ongoing and prolonged blackouts. The last seven days of their lives have vanished from their minds. Can they not remember, or can't they bear to?

Everyone loves a good train game, and no designer is more experienced in the genre than Martin Wallace, also known as the godfather of railroad games. In his newest evolution of the genre, Steam: Rails to Riches, you'll build railroads and deliver goods along an ever-changing network of tracks and stations. Build racks, upgrade towns, improve your train, and grab the right goods to make the longest, most profitable deliveries. Score your deliveries and add to your income or victory points, balancing your need to invest against your quest to win.

We've also got two new board games from Rio Grande Games this week:

Cuba: El Presidente is the first expansion for the Essen hit Cuba, adding an additional game board, new laws, buildings, and ship and character cards to spice up your game. No one knows what the new president will bring to Cuba!

Māori is a new game from Gunter Burkhardt, the designer of Darjeeling. In Māori, the players explore the amazing islands of Polynesia. This medium-strategy, tile-laying game uses palms, huts, boats, and shells found on the islands to influence the scoring. Who knew exploring the islands would be this much fun?

Conan likes us! No, not Conan the Barbarian... Conan O'Brien, the new host of the Tonight Show! Monday night, Conan aired a segment where he was tooling around Los Angeles, and he ended up going into a game store called Knight Ware Inc. in Studio City, California. There, he commented on Settlers of Catan as well as Paizo's own Yetisburg! Conan didn't even need to make up his own joke—he just let the humor inherent in the product shine forth. "Yetisburg: It's the Civil War with yetis," Conan deadpanned. Yes, Conan, that's exactly what it is.

Check out the video:

Yetisburg is a fast-paced, two-player card game where the South is pitted against the North in a battle that's simultaneously brutal and hilarious. At the forefront of the fray stand the mighty Yetis, white-furred giants imported from the wilds of Canada to shred the opposing front lines. Your generals stride through the battle lines, engineering the destruction of the opposing forces while powerful mastodons hurl bombs into the fray. Carnage—and comedy—ensue.

So check out Yetisburg and see what captured Conan O'Brien's attention on the Tonight Show!

This past Saturday, the adventure game industry held the third annual Free RPG Day at game stores around the world. Game companies like Paizo created a bunch of free products to promote various games and gaming in general. Two years ago, we released Hollow's Last Hope for the event; last year, we offered Revenge of the Kobold King. This year, with the impending release of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Core Rulebook on August 13th and the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Bestiary in September, we decided to do something a little different.

The Pathfinder Roleplaying Game: Bonus Bestiary gives you your first look at the upcoming Pathfinder Roleplaying Game and the Pathfinder Bestiary with more than a dozen menacing monsters that didn't make the cut for the main Bestiary. Showcasing the new rules and flexibility of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, this collection of creatures draws from more than 30 years of gaming history and includes such creatures as allips, caryatid columns, faerie dragons, huecuvas, shadow mastiffs, and more!

It contains new rules for monstrous companions, arcane creations, sinister traps, variant creatures, and other options for use with both 3.5 and the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, along with explanations of never-before-seen rules from the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game. Finally, a list of nearly every monster that will be detailed in the Pathfinder Bestiary graces the inside front and back covers.

So pick up this reimagining of some of the most iconic creatures in gaming, vibrantly illustrated by some of the best artists in fantasy, and give yourself a sneak peek at the upcoming Pathfinder Roleplaying Game. The PDF is a FREE download, and we have limited quantities of the print edition, now available exclusively at paizo.com, for $5.

Since we debuted the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Alpha rules over a year ago, the paizo.com messageboards have been ringing with cries for a Pathfinder RPG subscription. Well, we've heard your pleas, and we're pleased to announce the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Ongoing Subscription!

Stay on top of new rules developments, exciting new classes and character abilities, and great game mastering tools with hardcover rulebooks, monster books, and rules-focused accessories aimed at giving you the best possible Pathfinder RPG experience! We're aiming to have three or four new products per year, with one probably being a monster book and one probably being something relatively small like the recently announced GM Screen or a softcover player's guide.

With your ongoing subscription, we'll automatically send you every new Paizo Pathfinder Roleplaying Game product, beginning in August with the Core Rulebook, charging your credit card only as we ship each item. You need only sign up once, and won't have to worry about renewal notices! You'll also receive a FREE PDF of your subscription product when your copy ships! Finally, you can choose the shipping method that works best for you, and you can even bundle your Pathfinder Roleplaying Game ongoing subscription with other Paizo subscriptions to save money on shipping!

Along with the RPG subscription, we've also launched what's probably our single most requested feature for the store: during checkout, you can now choose to ship most items along with pending orders, or with upcoming subscription orders. We're also giving you more visibility into upcoming shipments on your subscription and order history pages.

You'll also find that we've introduced some more messageboard tags. If you subscribe to all of the subscription products set in our Pathfinder Chronicles campaign setting—the Pathfinder Adventure Path, Pathfinder Chronicles, Pathfinder Modules and Pathfinder Companion lines—your title is now "Pathfinder Chronicles Superscriber." If you subscribe to both GameMastery Maps and GameMastery Cards, that makes you a GameMastery Superscriber. And if you subscribe to all of our subscriptions, including Planet Stories and the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, you earn the moniker "Paizo Superscriber," along with a special Paizo purple box around your avatar image.

For those with the psychic fortitude to endure the terrors or H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu mythos, Fantasy Flight's new Bag of Cthulhu is the answer to their blasphemous prayers. It contains 24 small and 6 large statuettes, carved in intricate horrific detail based on Henry Anthony Wilcox's "Horror in the Clay" from H.P. Lovecraft's Call of Cthulhu. Presented in "Color Out of Space" grey with an "Infinite Darkness" black wash, these high-quality figurines have to be seen to be believed—but even then your mind will not accept what it knows must not be true. These tiny replicas of the High Priest of Rl'yeh can be used for a variety of nefarious purposes.

Use these Cthulhus as Domain and Success tokens with Call of Cthulhu: The Card Game, or as Doom tokens for Arkham Horror. Invoke the Ancient Ones, decorate your blasphemous altar (or desk), or delight your Servitor friends with images of the Thing That Should Not Be.

Iä, Iä, Cthulhu Phtagn!

One of the neater innovations in the Star Wars Miniatures line is the new map pack idea. Each pack contains two non-random, prepainted, Light Side vs. Dark Side plastic miniatures complete with stat cards, as well as a full-color, two-sided battle map. In other words, you get a basic setup for two battle scenarios and two minis—one of them unique to the pack—for less than a 10-spot. As I have seen a number of people mention on various messageboards, the maps themselves are worth the price of admission—the minis are just an awesome bonus!

The first Star Wars Miniatures Map Pack, Attack on Teth, features maps for "Nelvaan Snow Fields" and "Teth Courtyard", as well as a Super Battle Droid mini and an exclusive Anakin Skywalker, Jedi miniature. The new pack, Showdown at Teth Palace, features "Teth Monestary" and "Rattatak Arena" maps, plus a Clone Trooper and an exclusive Asajj Ventress, Separatist Assassin figure.

All in all, you get a lot of bang for the buck here. So bring your Star Wars Miniatures battles to the next level with these new Map Packs!

With much of the RPG community focused on D&D and the upcoming Pathfinder RPG, one can forget that there are a bunch of other cool game systems out there. Mutants & Masterminds, Conan, RuneQuest, and Witch Hunter all have a good following here on paizo.com, so we're happy to announce that each has a new supplement for you to enjoy!

Not all comic books are about costumed heroes fighting crime; many classic comics have featured the fantastical adventures of sword-wielding and spellcasting heroes. Now Warriors & Warlocks takes the Mutants & Masterminds RPG to the realm of fantasy. This beautifully illustrated sourcebook includes information on character design, magic, equipment, villains, monsters, and more. It also includes a Mutants & Masterminds rules companion to Green Ronin's popular Pirate's Guide to Freeport, along with an introduction and overview of Freeport as a setting for fantasy adventures. Warriors & Warlocks is your go-to guide for comic-book sword-&-sorcery action.

Fans of the Conan RPG should have a look at the new Catacombs of Hyboria. The perfect companion to both Ruins of Hyboria and Cities of Hyboria, this book provides several fully detailed underground encounters that can be played throughout the Hyborian Kingdoms. Each is laid out to be run after just a glance, ensuring a Games Master is never caught off balance whenever his players choose to go somewhere unexpected.

Suitable for all RuneQuest settings, including Elric and Hawkmoon, Guilds, Factions and Cults opens up the possibilities to players seeking to ally their characters with greater forces. From humble craftsmen guilds and cults following demonic demigods to nation-spanning political forces and the mightiest gathering of mages, this book allows players and Games Masters to create new guilds and cults within their games, detailing their membership, benefits, and rivalries. As players ascend through the ranks of their cult, they may get embroiled in guild wars and missions vital to the survival of their allies.

Finally, we present Tide of Darkness, a new adventure for Paradigm Concept's Witch Hunter RPG. Unaccountable despair stalks the people of St. Pierre, an otherwise idyllic fishing port. A beast stalks the village, coming from the sea to exact a terrible price; if it were not for the strength of a great Indian champion, the land would be lost. Now with the champion grievously injured in the latest attack, who can stand between the simple fishermen and the Invisible World?

One of the best adventures ever written was Wolfgang Baur's "Kingdom of the Ghouls," from Dungeon #70. The adventure took place in Greyhawk's underdark, and was one of only a handful of times that Oerth's DeepOerth was explored.

Now, 11 years later, Wizards of the Coast is reinventing this adventure for 4th Edition in E2—Kingdom of the Ghouls. Demonic forces are ploting to usurp the Raven Queen's power over death, and all paths lead to an ancient kingdom hidden in the subterranean depths of the Shadowfell. This adventure can be run as a stand-alone adventure or as the second in a three-part series of adventures that spans the epic tier of gameplay, beginning with E1—Death's Reach and concluding in E3—Prince of Undeath.

The first of three 4E books outlining the Eberron campaign setting is also being released. The Eberron Player's Guide presents the film-noir world of Eberron from the point of view of the adventurer exploring it. This product includes everything a player needs to create their character for a 4E D&D campaign in the Eberron setting, including new feats, new character powers, new paragon paths and epic destinies, and even a new 4th Edition version of a classic Eberron class: the Artificer!

Finally, fans of any fantasy RPG are going to want to check out the latest Dungeon Tiles set. Arcane Towers explores the abode of the arcane wizards of your fantasy gaming worlds. This accessory contains six double-sided sheets of illustrated, die-cut terrain tiles printed on heavy cardstock.

Mention the City of Brass to old gamers like me, and we get all weak in the knees. Ever since I laid eyes on the cover of the original Dungeon Master's Guide, I have had a soft spot in my heart for this home of the efreeti. Over the years, many great designers have given us their take on this mythic city on the elemental plane of fire. Now fan-favorite author Greg A. Vaughan takes the first Pathfinder Chronicles look at this eternal city.

Pathfinder Adventure Path #23: "The Impossible Eye" is the penultimate installment of the Legacy of Fire Adventure Path. The path of the planes is fickle, and the PCs' road home proves far more difficult than any had anticipated. Emerging from the pleasure plane of Kakishon reveals all the wealth and terror of a vast efreeti palace, tightly sealed by ancient magics and situated at the heart of the incredible City of Brass. In this lavish citadel of sculpted flame, the PCs gain a glimpse into the burning obsession of their hidden foe. But will their discoveries be of any help to their imperiled world, hidden away in some distant reality? And can they ever hope to escape a prison that has for untold centuries caged some of the most powerful creatures of a realm of endless flame?

This Pathfinder Adventure Path volume also includes a tour of the City of Brass by Wolfgang Baur; a fearful look into the savage cult of Rovagug, the imprisoned god of wrath, disaster, and destruction, by Sean K Reynolds; a side quest in the City of Brass by Edward Reed; the next installment in the adventures of Pathfinder Channa Ti as she discovers wonders and dangers under the sea in the Pathfinder's Journal, by New York Times bestselling author Elaine Cunningham; and four new monsters by Adam Daigle and Greg A. Vaughan.

If you are familiar with Isaac Asimov's I, Robot, you know that robots must abide by a set of laws; first and foremost among them, "A robot may not injure a human being." But what if your robot makes your life so miserable that you kind of wish he would just kill you and get it over with? Find out in the first of our new-look Planet Stories novels, Henry Kuttner's Robots Have No Tails.

Hounded by creditors and heckled by an uncooperative robot, a binge-drinking inventor named Gallegher must solve the mystery of his own machines before his dodgy financing and reckless lifestyle catch up to him.

This complete collection of Kuttner's five classic Gallegher stories presents the author at the height of his imaginative genius. A foreword by popular modern novelist F. Paul Wilson (Repairman Jack, The Keep) provides an entertaining introduction to some of the greatest humorous science fiction ever published in the pulps!

One of the best selling card games on paizo.com over the last four years has been Gloom, designed by Eberron creator—and Pathfinder Module E2: Blood of Dragonscar author—Keith Baker. In Gloom, you make your eccentric family of misfits suffer the greatest tragedies possible before helping them pass on to the well-deserved respite of death. The game features innovative transparent cards and a morbid sense of humor that is anything but gloomy.

Atlas Games has just released the latest Gloom expansion, Unfortunate Expeditions. Just mix the 55 transparent cards in this expansion together with your copy of Gloom to add morbid new Modifiers, Events, and Untimely Deaths, and a new family of intrepid explorers who've faced misfortune across the globe. Unfortunate Expeditions also introduces Expeditions into the game. When you play a Modifier or Untimely Death with an Expedition symbol, resolve the immediate effects of the card, then place that Expedition in the center of the table. Only one Expedition can be in play at a time, so it replaces the current Expedition, if there is one. An Expedition's rules affect all players as long as it's in play. Some cards also have special effects that occur if a particular Expedition is already in play when they're played.

Note that you need a copy of the original Gloom Card Game to use this expansion. Currently this and the other two expansions are listed as backorders, but we're told that Atlas received their reprints in on June 4th, so they should be back in stock any day now.

There was an audible sigh across the internet this week when Goodman Games announced that they're bringing back their 3rd Edition products in PDF format. You might remember that at the end of last year, Joseph Goodman discontinued sales of his d20-branded PDFs. But changes in WotC's GSL have allowed Goodman to start reissuing his 3rd Edition catalog as OGL PDFs. This week, he's rereleased the more than a dozen of the award-winning Dungeon Crawl Classics PDFs, and all three Judges Guild products. Goodman plans to bring back even more 3.5 PDFs in the coming weeks, so keep checking back!

Goodman also has a brand-new 4th Edition product for you. Dungeon Crawl Classics #62: Shrine of the Fallen Lama has your 10–12th level characters entering the Shrine of Zongxian, which was once a force for good, ruled by an immortal being through a thousand incarnations. But arrogance and hubris laid the shrine low, and now evil sits atop the high mountain throne. Can your heroes stand against a force that has reigned since time immemorial? Or will they fall like those before them, their bodies cast from the high mountain walls, to break like dolls on the rocky plateau below? One thing is certain: only the most fearless and resourceful of heroes can hope to return from the Shrine of the Fallen Lama.

Regardless of what system(s) you play, Goodman's systems-neutral Points of Light series continues with Points of Light II: The Sunrise Sea, which presents four new settings, each extensively detailed and mapped. Each is ideal for novices launching their first campaign or veteran GMs looking to challenge their players with the exploration of a new world. The Golden Shores is a land in the midst of being colonized, where adventurers can encounter unknown cultures, old enemies, and battle a darkness that has haunted the land for millennia. Amacui is a frontier land with only a single trading post representing the civilized world, but there are many ruins to explore and new civilizations to discover. In the Misty Isles, enemies from different realms and factions fight amid the jungles and islands. Mazatl, the Realm of the Bat God, is a massive shield volcano rising from the vast Jungles of Zaracar.

Paizo employees are a migratory lot: every few years we must relocate the Paizo offices to new digs. Jeff has had a number of moving companies come by to give us quotes, and when they peer into the warehouse, their calculators start tapping uncontrollably as their fees escalate. And this makes Lisa go just a bit crazy. How crazy, you ask?

Presenting the Great Magazine Clearance Sale! I'm dropping the prices on our magazine back issues so low that you might buy them all before we move! My latest innovation is the "3-2-1 Clearance Sale" I'm running on Dragon and Dungeon magazines, which is an attempt to incentivize early bird sales. The more copies we still have of a given issue, the lower the price is. If we have more than 500 copies left, you can get your print copy for $1. Yep, a single buck. However, once the stock gets to 500 or below, then the price goes up to $2 for that issue. But it won't stay there for long, because if the stock level falls to 250 copies or lower, then the price will jump to $3. Still, that's 50% or more off of our normal back issue prices. Not quite as crazy as $1, but still a great deal. But we're not done there—if the number in stock drops to 100 copies or lower, that issue drops out of the sale, and you'll pay regular retail price from then on. So, if you help me move some back issues soon, you can get a good deal. And the sooner you do, the better—for both of us! But don't delay—and note that just putting the magazine in your cart won't lock in the price; you'll have to complete checkout to get the best deal.

And if selling Dragon and Dungeon magazines at such great prices weren't enough, we have Undefeated back issues for $1, Star Wars Insider and Star Wars Gamer back issues for $2, Amazing Stories back issues for $2, and even the rare Polyhedron back issues are only $3!

But hurry—this sale only lasts until we move. Or I come to my senses. Or I am committed and somebody else takes over this blog!

You asked for it, and we deliver again! You've posted dozens of requests for subscriptions to our GameMastery Cards and our GameMastery Maps. And so here they are, ready to regularly infuse your roleplaying games with Paizo goodness.

The GameMastery Maps Subscription alternates monthly between Flip-Mats and Map Packs, while the GameMastery Cards Subscription includes our increasingly popular Item Cards supplemented occasionally with other card products such as our upcoming Face Cards. Both subscriptions will net you 20% off the MSRP value of each subscription product and, in an attempt to help you pick up past products that you might have missed, 15% off of older products in each line. As always, if you already have a subscription with us, you can combine subscription shipments to save on shipping!

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Paizo is moving our warehouses in August, and I'm getting too old to lift all those boxes, so lately I've been thinking about ways to sell more stuff so that we don't have to move it. Expect June to be filled with lots of sales and other crazy promotions as Old Lady Stevens runs her paizo.com moving sales!

First up on the block is our Bella Sara 50% off sale! Our warehouse is home to a lot of horses itching to have new homes. Many of these card sets are out of stock at our distributor, so this may be your last chance to add many of these horses to your stables! We have Series 1, Series 2, and Northern Lights card packs for just $1 through the end of June. With 5 horse cards in each pack, that's just 20 cents per horse!

We also have a couple of the newer sets, Native Lights and Baby Bella for $1.50 per pack.

All in all, this a great way to get some sold-out Bella Sara cards at prices that will make your wallet smile. Get your Bella Sara cards at 50% off before all the horses have left the corral!

Earlier this year, when Erik and I were brainstorming what we wanted to do to promote the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, a teaser poster was an absolute must. As many of you know, I have a pretty good sized Star Wars collection, and my walls are covered with Star Wars theatrical posters. Among my favorites are the teaser posters, which arrived in theaters months before each movie was released. For example, the infamous Revenge of the Jedi poster was released even before the name Return of the Jedi was finalized.

So in the classic tradition of teaser posters, we present the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Launch Poster. Featuring Wayne Reynolds' amazing art for the Core Rulebook cover, it serves to remind everyone that 3.5 not only survives with the release of the Core Rulebook on August 13, but it thrives because of the amazing community of gamers who have helped us to make this evolution of the game the best that it can be! Gaming stores will be receiving a folded version of this poster, but we set aside a few hundred without folds so that we could offer them to you. They're a sizeable 22" x 34", and will look great on your wall!

So choose your path and get your Pathfinder RPG Launch Poster today!

Over the last few months, we've sold out of some of the most popular products on paizo.com, and now three of them are back in stock and ready to ship!

One of our most useful and versatile tools, the GameMastery Flip-Mat: Basic is back after being out of print for a few months. Our Flip-Mats are write-on/wipe-off folding gaming mats that feature a 1"-square grid. One side of Flip-Mat: Basic features a stoney-grey patterned background, and the flip side features a sandy-brown texture. I use this in almost every game session I run.

We've also got new stock of the hot DVD The Gamers: Dorkness Rising. Our friends at Dead Gentlemen Productions have outdone themselves in this feature-length film. A loving parody of fantasy films and the adventure gaming community, The Gamers: Dorkness Rising is a hilarious romp through the world of sword and sorcery—in this case, a world of exploding peasants, giant house cats, and undead roast turkeys.

Finally, we've restocked the Pathfinder Curse of the Crimson Throne Dice Set from our partners at Q-Workshop. A nice big shipment just came in from Poland, so you can once again choose to accessorize your Curse of the Crimson Throne campaign with these fetching red and yellow dice!