Whoa, Wake of the Watcher must have sold very well to be on the list already.

Whoa, Wake of the Watcher must have sold very well to be on the list already.

People just cannot get enough of mind-bending horrors from beyond time and space. :D

Callous Jack wrote:

Whoa, Wake of the Watcher must have sold very well to be on the list already.

People just cannot get enough of mind-bending horrors from beyond time and space. :D

Is there a form we can send in when we've had enough?

Liz Courts wrote:

Callous Jack wrote:

Whoa, Wake of the Watcher must have sold very well to be on the list already.

People just cannot get enough of mind-bending horrors from beyond time and space. :D

Is there a form we can send in when we've had enough?

Yes, but due to dimensional variances, there's no guarantee of delivery time.

Thanks for the update! It looks like I'll have to pick up the "<insert race> of Golarion" books :)

Out of curiosity, what is the print run for the various product lines?

Out of curiosity, what is the print run for the various product lines?

That's not something we share publicly—sorry!

Are wrote:

Out of curiosity, what is the print run for the various product lines?

That's not something we share publicly—sorry!

Also lost in the dimensional variances?

Fewer than 100 of 'Dwarves of Golarion' left.

Hah take that Dwarf haters..(Yes James Jacobs I'm looking at you)

Are wrote:

Out of curiosity, what is the print run for the various product lines?

That's not something we share publicly—sorry!

Perfectly understandable :)

I always spend more than I intend to on these "get these before they're gone" things; $100+ coming Paizo's way :)

Slightly related: Is there an easily accessible list of every currently out-of-print Pathfinder/GameMastery product around?

Are wrote:

Out of curiosity, what is the print run for the various product lines?

That's not something we share publicly—sorry!

Psst. I have it on good authority that the number is lots of lots.

Just curious, but how damaged are the Scratch n Dent products usually? there's a few I'm looking at getting, but I want to be sure they aren't totally trashed.

Just curious, but how damaged are the Scratch n Dent products usually? there's a few I'm looking at getting, but I want to be sure they aren't totally trashed.

Hardcover books might be scuffed, corners dinged up, pages bent, but otherwise in pretty good condition.

Just curious, but how damaged are the Scratch n Dent products usually? there's a few I'm looking at getting, but I want to be sure they aren't totally trashed.

I have bought Paizo's scratch n dent products in the past, including one last month. I have always been very pleased with my purchase. The last book had a slight crease on the cover. Honestly, after a few months of use, you would not be able to tell which products I bought new and which were scratch n dents. You can buy the less than perfect copies with confidence.

My wallet just can't stand so much to buy in such a short time. >.< At least I can still look forward to the PDFs, eh?

My wallet just can't stand so much to buy in such a short time. >.< At least I can still look forward to the PDFs, eh?

The good news is that many of the products in the blog will last six months or even longer, especially those with 500 copies or more. But there are no guarantees. We started this blog as a way of giving folks the 2 minute warning for products that are getting low. You should have plenty of time to buy a lot of these down the road a little bit.

-Lisa

I appreciate these notices. :) the last thing I want to see is a book I'm desperately wanting out of print when I'm looking at it down the road, knowing I could have pulled the cash together earlier had I known. My hubby and I make good use of these reminders. Thanks!

My apologies if this seems one of those famous "dumb questions", but when a product is marked as "slipping away, when its gone its gone" is that limited only to the printed version?

Or does it also mean that the product will no longer be available in PDF as well, after a certain date?

My apologies if this seems one of those famous "dumb questions", but when a product is marked as "slipping away, when its gone its gone" is that limited only to the printed version?

Or does it also mean that the product will no longer be available in PDF as well, after a certain date?

I am pretty sure the PDF will always be available, however Paizo could change their mind at some point.

My apologies if this seems one of those famous "dumb questions", but when a product is marked as "slipping away, when its gone its gone" is that limited only to the printed version?

Or does it also mean that the product will no longer be available in PDF as well, after a certain date?

This references the physical copies of the products. In the case of Paizo products: even if we run out of those copies, we make sure that there is a PDF product for those who missed out on them.

Faramir68 wrote:

My apologies if this seems one of those famous "dumb questions", but when a product is marked as "slipping away, when its gone its gone" is that limited only to the printed version?

Or does it also mean that the product will no longer be available in PDF as well, after a certain date?

This references the physical copies of the products. In the case of Paizo products: even if we run out of those copies, we make sure that there is a PDF product for those who missed out on them.

Excellent. Thank you.

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